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Tazenhani · 02-26-2015, 12:07 AM

SPOILER!!: Zeeeke!

Amur grinned right back at the boy. "Thanks right back!"

Best partner for this, EVER.

"Totally. We just have to be careful not to let any of them get out of hand. Professor Quigley said he'd quarter me, and then I promised him the dragons would eat him, and then he promised he would blow them up. I didn't have a good comeback, so we have to be careful...ish." It was all stated matter-of-factly. Those were the rules and the consequences. The careful-ish, well that was because little fun came out of doing things too carefully.

She stuffed several more rocks in her socks. "I can't believe there aren't other students doing this." Really, they just learned a spell on how to create dragons. Why would they not use it? She paused and looked over at the second year. He'd been here a while, maybe he could provide some insight. "Does it happen often, this leaving learned spells in the classroom? I mean, Professor Quigley said it wasn't a very useful spell for survival," still disagreed there, "so is that why?"

Did Hogwartians only practice useful survival skill spells?

02-26-2015, 12:07 AM	#247 (permalink)
Tazenhani DMLE & DoM Doxy Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 6,150 Hogwarts RPG Name: Amur Neverwinter Fourth Year	~ Rise and Rise Again, Until Lambs become Lions ~ SPOILER!!: Zeeeke! Quote: Originally Posted by Hera She was nodding... over and over and over again. Was this normal girl behaviour? He hadn't seen anyone agree with him as much as she agreed with him now. Scary. SCARY. She must be somewhat unstable, surely, hence the rocks. Of course, Zeke figured he was just as unstable if that really was the case, he was only too happy to get stuck into picking them up off the back and tossing them onto the pile. He would be able to transport them to the primary pile with his jacket as soon as he felt he was done, or as soon as Amur said it was okay for him to stop. It was all the same to him. But... BRILLIANT? He was BRILLIANT? It wasn't the first time he'd heard that compliment, but it was certainly not one he was used to by any stretch of the imagination. He was more accustomed to hearing how silly or dumb he had been than anything else. So this was nice. "Thanks," he beamed, "so're you though, cause, your idea," he added. Head down he continued collecting dragons-to-be and adding them to their growing pile. "I'm all for practice, and having a flock of dragon minions would be awesome anyway," he was not complaining. Not. At. All. Keeping the bridge up would be a challenge for sure, and he LOVED Amur's suggestion. A Ridgeback... HAHAHAHA BRIDGEBACK!!!! "Omg that's totally genius!" he chuckled, still amused with the thought. "We're totally doing that." Amur grinned right back at the boy. "Thanks right back!" Best partner for this, EVER. "Totally. We just have to be careful not to let any of them get out of hand. Professor Quigley said he'd quarter me, and then I promised him the dragons would eat him, and then he promised he would blow them up. I didn't have a good comeback, so we have to be careful...ish." It was all stated matter-of-factly. Those were the rules and the consequences. The careful-ish, well that was because little fun came out of doing things too carefully. She stuffed several more rocks in her socks. "I can't believe there aren't other students doing this." Really, they just learned a spell on how to create dragons. Why would they not use it? She paused and looked over at the second year. He'd been here a while, maybe he could provide some insight. "Does it happen often, this leaving learned spells in the classroom? I mean, Professor Quigley said it wasn't a very useful spell for survival," still disagreed there, "so is that why?" Did Hogwartians only practice useful survival skill spells? __________________ I've got a fire for a heart._________________________________________________ I'm not scared of the dark._________________________________________ _______________________________________You've never seen it look so easy.