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StarShine · 08-17-2013, 08:45 PM

Text Cut: Cassia

Forrest watched and watched them, and failed to see what was so special about them to adopt one as a pet. No really. All they did were producing that sticky-horrible-liquid-thing. They were slow, clearly of low intelligence--

He jumped when someone talked so close to his ear from behind. He was in the middle of an examination. Show him a little respect, will ya? He turned to see what was their problem, and found Cassia advising him wisely again.

Really, the girl could be his mental tutour. So far her lesson count stood at three, and this was the second time they interacted.

"Hello," he greeted him. There was still an edge to his voice, because he had been annoyed before knowing it was Cassia. He took one step back to follow her advice, but he wasn't going to look away. Seriously. What could they possibly do?

He had to convince Charlie to get a fancy animal like a cat or something. Flobberworms were boooring.

"Fancy fair," he ~~forced himself to~~ commented, eyes still on the flobberworms, as she had taught him not to be intimidated by her or any older student.

08-17-2013, 08:45 PM	#15 (permalink)
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	¼ of the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pls Text Cut: Cassia Quote: Originally Posted by the fastest seeker Know the thing about being an intern in the Leaky? Aside from the tips, you got to know what was going on around the Alley just as it happens! Once her shift was done, the fifteen-year old made her way to this festival. Because Merlin forbid her not dropping by and taking a look at EVERYTHING. Maybe ~~annoy~~ talk to people and all that. She also promised her brother to check it out since he planned on coming, too. Cassia ignored the scorching sun and made her way to the north end of street having already spotted all the people gathered and the signs and whatnot. A festival indeed. She had no plan as to what exactly she wanted to do or whom she was going to meet, if any. But she hoped to see some of her friends. Right now she decided to take a tour and check everything out. Yeah, she had time. Frankly, she was curious about the Magical petting zoo. It made her curious. The petting part. So she decided that it'd her first exploring place. The blond started shuffling her feet checking out the cages and the creatures inside them. Cute indeed. She liked creatures. Except her owl, pretty reasonable, huh? What was that? That was flobberworm. AND who was that? That was Forrest. Glad she found someone she knew and remembering the name FAST and actually matching it with the house and face, something her memory liked to mess with. "Heey!" She said suddenly standing right behind the boy who was mesmerized by the creatures. Weren't they cute? Both them and the boy. "Careful, they don't like to be stared at too much," she actually wasn't sure of that. But no one liked being stared at. It was creepy. Forrest watched and watched them, and failed to see what was so special about them to adopt one as a pet. No really. All they did were producing that sticky-horrible-liquid-thing. They were slow, clearly of low intelligence-- He jumped when someone talked so close to his ear from behind. He was in the middle of an examination. Show him a little respect, will ya? He turned to see what was their problem, and found Cassia advising him wisely again. Really, the girl could be his mental tutour. So far her lesson count stood at three, and this was the second time they interacted. "Hello," he greeted him. There was still an edge to his voice, because he had been annoyed before knowing it was Cassia. He took one step back to follow her advice, but he wasn't going to look away. Seriously. What could they possibly do? He had to convince Charlie to get a fancy animal like a cat or something. Flobberworms were boooring. "Fancy fair," he ~~forced himself to~~ commented, eyes still on the flobberworms, as she had taught him not to be intimidated by her or any older student.