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littledhampir · 06-17-2014, 02:49 PM

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Originally Posted by DaniDiNardo

Op! A map!

Lex was hoping it would have been something along those lines. Those were the only thing worth drawing around this place, especially for Firsties who had a knack for getting lost before they really got their bearings around this place. The Prefect gave a small nod, still taking a look at the...outline of whatever it was. Finally, she gave up on guessing, her creased brows a sign of her confusion. "What's this you've got so far?" You know, so she could tell her if she missed anywhere. Granted she wouldn't be telling her any of the secret spots she knew but there was still plenty more to know. Kid had to prove she was cool enough for the extras.

Alexa shifted so she was on her stomach as well, still studying the parchment. "How come you're using that pencil? Run out of ink?" If so she could get some. The Gryffindor Common Room wasn't so far away. It was nothing a little accio couldn't take care of, just saying.

If she had to be asking that question, it meant her drawing wasn't that good. Hayden frowned a little and studied it. True, it didn't really look like anything at the moment. "It the dungeon, but so far it's just the shape of it. I haven't had time to add the rooms and things." Hopefully once she added the details it would be easier to tell what it was supposed to be.

"No," Hayden said slowly. "I just like pencil's better." Was that a problem? She didn't really understand why wizards used quills, they were way more complicated. A pencil lasted a lot longer before running out of lead, and then all you had to do was sharpen it or put in more lead depending on the kind of pencil. They were just easier.

Oh wait. Hayden just realized that she didn't know who she was talking to. She'd completely forgotten to introduce herself, which she probably should have done when they first started talking. "My name is Hayden," she said casually. Maybe she could make it sound like this was the logical place in the conversation for introductions. Or maybe the girl didn't want Hayden to know who she was, in which case she could just ignore her. But why would she want that?

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littledhampir Chizpurfle Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 10,114 Hogwarts RPG Name: Alissa Rhodes Ravenclaw Seventh Year x8	not throwing away my shot \| Slytherpuff \| roll for initiative \| woof you ❤ Quote: Originally Posted by DaniDiNardo Op! A map! Lex was hoping it would have been something along those lines. Those were the only thing worth drawing around this place, especially for Firsties who had a knack for getting lost before they really got their bearings around this place. The Prefect gave a small nod, still taking a look at the...outline of whatever it was. Finally, she gave up on guessing, her creased brows a sign of her confusion. "What's this you've got so far?" You know, so she could tell her if she missed anywhere. Granted she wouldn't be telling her any of the secret spots she knew but there was still plenty more to know. Kid had to prove she was cool enough for the extras. Alexa shifted so she was on her stomach as well, still studying the parchment. "How come you're using that pencil? Run out of ink?" If so she could get some. The Gryffindor Common Room wasn't so far away. It was nothing a little accio couldn't take care of, just saying. If she had to be asking that question, it meant her drawing wasn't that good. Hayden frowned a little and studied it. True, it didn't really look like anything at the moment. "It the dungeon, but so far it's just the shape of it. I haven't had time to add the rooms and things." Hopefully once she added the details it would be easier to tell what it was supposed to be. "No," Hayden said slowly. "I just like pencil's better." Was that a problem? She didn't really understand why wizards used quills, they were way more complicated. A pencil lasted a lot longer before running out of lead, and then all you had to do was sharpen it or put in more lead depending on the kind of pencil. They were just easier. Oh wait. Hayden just realized that she didn't know who she was talking to. She'd completely forgotten to introduce herself, which she probably should have done when they first started talking. "My name is Hayden," she said casually. Maybe she could make it sound like this was the logical place in the conversation for introductions. Or maybe the girl didn't want Hayden to know who she was, in which case she could just ignore her. But why would she want that?