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Ginevra · 03-20-2015, 02:48 AM

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Originally Posted by BanaBatGirl

Ah, great question. And one right up his alley. William didn't wait before handing this kneazle baby over to the woman. She needed to pet the kitten to see if she could handle one when it grew up, okay?

"Yes, they're very similar. Kneazles are typically a little bit brighter than your average housecat though, and more independent too. They also have a magical, wizard-bred ability to detect shifty people." Was she still interested in one? "So, most wizards consider their kneazle a good judge of character, though at the same time, these kneazles can get quite aggressive and protective of their owners. For that reason, you DO need a special license to own one, but we can easily hook you up with that today."

Carol carefully held the baby kneazle in her arms, making sure that it was properly supported underneath. She gave the creature a little scratch behind the ears. She listened carefully to what Williamson had to say.

"I'd love to adopt this one. Just take me to the necessary paperwork," Carol said as the kneazle snuggled in her arms.

03-20-2015, 02:48 AM	#164 (permalink)
Ginevra DMLE Kappa Join Date: May 2005 Location: The Multiverse Posts: 13,042 Hogwarts RPG Name: Persephone Smithfield Gryffindor First Year x5	Oh, how we drift away from our friends. And the ones back home play remember when Quote: Originally Posted by BanaBatGirl Ah, great question. And one right up his alley. William didn't wait before handing this kneazle baby over to the woman. She needed to pet the kitten to see if she could handle one when it grew up, okay? "Yes, they're very similar. Kneazles are typically a little bit brighter than your average housecat though, and more independent too. They also have a magical, wizard-bred ability to detect shifty people." Was she still interested in one? "So, most wizards consider their kneazle a good judge of character, though at the same time, these kneazles can get quite aggressive and protective of their owners. For that reason, you DO need a special license to own one, but we can easily hook you up with that today." Carol carefully held the baby kneazle in her arms, making sure that it was properly supported underneath. She gave the creature a little scratch behind the ears. She listened carefully to what Williamson had to say. "I'd love to adopt this one. Just take me to the necessary paperwork," Carol said as the kneazle snuggled in her arms.