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Lockhartian · 01-07-2015, 04:46 AM

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Originally Posted by lemon

He was inspecting a suspicious looked tomato whose leaves most DEFINITELY looked like they had formed the shape of a Grim. Were the vegetables trying to send him bad omens now, too? Plants. They could not be trusted. A year with Bentley and her flesh-eating wonders had taught him that, thanks.

But soon another boy appeared, and Dima thought him less ominous than the horrors spiked all around him, so he gave him all the attention instead. He looked out of place?

"Well, of course I do! You do as well. We're standing in a vegetable patch, and we're not vegetables." Wasn't that the DEFINITION of out of place? He squinted at the boy. "Unless someone performed a reaaaally good transfiguration spell on you."

See? Everything was suspicious-looking in this place. The Groundskeeper will probably look just as suspicious. The man did know how to disappear all of the sudden, so perhaps he was the only one who could blend it and belonged here.

That was unexpected, to say the least. The boy's reaction amused him to a point. "That seems to be quite obvious," he started to say, a smirk growing as he thought of the boy's next words. Transfiguration. Oleander was not only named after a plant, he was also a vegetable in disguise according to the one standing in front of him, "I wonder...," now he was curious, "...how can you tell I'm the result of outstanding magic?" Keep in mind his words are technically correct. Oleander is, in fact, a result of outstanding magic.

01-07-2015, 04:46 AM	#9 (permalink)
Lockhartian Kappa Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: The Eyrie Posts: 14,978 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ashton P. Walker First Year x11 x11	Eagle Eye [⅓ Badger Trio] Felon & Kafka ♥ Gilderoy Lockhart <3 [TEAM 947!] Quote: Originally Posted by lemon He was inspecting a suspicious looked tomato whose leaves most DEFINITELY looked like they had formed the shape of a Grim. Were the vegetables trying to send him bad omens now, too? Plants. They could not be trusted. A year with Bentley and her flesh-eating wonders had taught him that, thanks. But soon another boy appeared, and Dima thought him less ominous than the horrors spiked all around him, so he gave him all the attention instead. He looked out of place? "Well, of course I do! You do as well. We're standing in a vegetable patch, and we're not vegetables." Wasn't that the DEFINITION of out of place? He squinted at the boy. "Unless someone performed a reaaaally good transfiguration spell on you." See? Everything was suspicious-looking in this place. The Groundskeeper will probably look just as suspicious. The man did know how to disappear all of the sudden, so perhaps he was the only one who could blend it and belonged here. That was unexpected, to say the least. The boy's reaction amused him to a point. "That seems to be quite obvious," he started to say, a smirk growing as he thought of the boy's next words. Transfiguration. Oleander was not only named after a plant, he was also a vegetable in disguise according to the one standing in front of him, "I wonder...," now he was curious, "...how can you tell I'm the result of outstanding magic?" Keep in mind his words are technically correct. Oleander is, in fact, a result of outstanding magic.