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StarShine · 06-05-2013, 01:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Nordic Witch

Hysteria diverted Leo turned to the boy that was equally covered in mud from head to toe but surprisingly not complaining. Come to think of it the boy had gotten oddly quiet but the looks he gave the other girl spoke volumes when she spilled what he/they had been doing. The boy felt betrayed which was hardly surprising. But going by the girls green robes it wasn’t hard to understand why she so quickly had sold him out. Slytherin’s were famous for putting their own best first and others second. Pointing his wand at the boy’s cloth Leo said confidently. "Tergeo." All the mud dispersed from the clothes.

Pocketing his wand in his holster Mr Kitridge said. "It’s a pleasure to meet you both. I’m Mr Leobald Kitridge; the school librarian." He gave the swamp a brief glance before he commented to the boy with a wink. “I guess your burning urge to know if the swamp was real has been answered. The swamp is very much alive.” Considering that it had splattered them in mud.

"I will not give either of you a punishment today. Some harmless experimenting is no grounds for a punishment. If you want to know more about the swamp Forrest I suggest that you talk to Professor Bentley."

Forrest was clean at last but he wasn't grateful or anything. He just offered the man a "Thank you," and shoved his hands inside his pockets awkwardly. Now what? He got a punishment?

...

He wished he hadn't met the librarian this way, but he shrugged off the idea. He hadn't done nothing wrong, there proved the librarian. He nodded but didn't say a word about the autenticity of the swamp, and he certainly wasn't going to discuss this swamp with anyone else.

"Thank you, Mr. Librarian, will do," he said for 'no punishment' and 'Professor Bentley' part--because there was no need to argue about his suggestion. He then looked at both of their faces for a second. Was he allowed to leave? Hesitating for a moment, he just turned around and started to walk towards the stairs.

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StarShine DoM Kappa Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Cell culture hood Posts: 13,005 Hogwarts RPG Name: Mona Deandra Hellmann Gryffindor First Year x5 x6	Wrapping up! ¼ of the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pls Quote: Originally Posted by Nordic Witch Hysteria diverted Leo turned to the boy that was equally covered in mud from head to toe but surprisingly not complaining. Come to think of it the boy had gotten oddly quiet but the looks he gave the other girl spoke volumes when she spilled what he/they had been doing. The boy felt betrayed which was hardly surprising. But going by the girls green robes it wasn’t hard to understand why she so quickly had sold him out. Slytherin’s were famous for putting their own best first and others second. Pointing his wand at the boy’s cloth Leo said confidently. "Tergeo." All the mud dispersed from the clothes. Pocketing his wand in his holster Mr Kitridge said. "It’s a pleasure to meet you both. I’m Mr Leobald Kitridge; the school librarian." He gave the swamp a brief glance before he commented to the boy with a wink. “I guess your burning urge to know if the swamp was real has been answered. The swamp is very much alive.” Considering that it had splattered them in mud. "I will not give either of you a punishment today. Some harmless experimenting is no grounds for a punishment. If you want to know more about the swamp Forrest I suggest that you talk to Professor Bentley." Forrest was clean at last but he wasn't grateful or anything. He just offered the man a "Thank you," and shoved his hands inside his pockets awkwardly. Now what? He got a punishment? ... He wished he hadn't met the librarian this way, but he shrugged off the idea. He hadn't done nothing wrong, there proved the librarian. He nodded but didn't say a word about the autenticity of the swamp, and he certainly wasn't going to discuss this swamp with anyone else. "Thank you, Mr. Librarian, will do," he said for 'no punishment' and 'Professor Bentley' part--because there was no need to argue about his suggestion. He then looked at both of their faces for a second. Was he allowed to leave? Hesitating for a moment, he just turned around and started to walk towards the stairs.