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*Holmesian Feline* · 08-27-2015, 09:52 PM

SPOILER!!: Brooklyn

He had noticed that she had looked up from the greeting. That and the fact she didn't readily react negatively was a good sign. Benny could use good signs. Perhaps she remembered him in the whole swamp issue where she had used him as a way to avoid the dirty water. Feeling the slightly harder grip on his shoulder, the Gryffindor reached a hand up to give a comforting scratch to Conrad who had apparently noticed the cat on the younger girl's lap. "Easy boy...the cat's not bothering you."

Which was certainly a good thing. The last thing he needed was a flighty familiar making his escape. Ah...and there was the return greeting. Ben would take that as a plus. As was the fact that she stopped at the greeting without saying anything more, even as he chanced a better look at her. Perhaps he wasn't the only one that was fine with a simple quiet carriage ride up to the castle.

Had his luck gotten better?

08-27-2015, 09:52 PM	#41 (permalink)
Holmesian Feline Chimaera Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Baker Street Posts: 30,301 Hogwarts RPG Name: Marcus Briody Cole Graduated Hogwarts RPG Name: Nadia Atreyu-Rehman Gryffindor Seventh Year x8 x8	Toothless - Napoleon of Crime - Gryffinclaw - Owl Emissary - Pirate Auror - DoctorDonna SPOILER!!: Brooklyn Quote: Originally Posted by SilverTiger The time to herself hadn’t seemed to last, as before long Brooklyn heard someone approaching her carriage. Not to mention they’d climbed up to sit opposite her, conveniently hiding the invisible thestrals from her, or more accurately from Tywin. Her cat was currently on her lap, being petted merely to keep him calm, but she’d looked up at the soft greeting. It was Benny. Adi’s friend, except as fr as she was concerned, he was the lesser of two evils. At least, he didn’t seem apt to try and get her to hug him, and he’d proved useful back when the swamp had grown. She wondered if he remembered that, but she wasn’t planning on asking. There wasn’t any reason to, and she didn’t ask questions regularly anyhow. She just expected answers, or at least respect. He’d shown that, at least. The owl on his shoulder got a brief glance, as if she was deciding if it was apt to do anything, before her blue eyes had gone back to the older boy. “Hi,” she said briefly. He hadn’t said anything else, so she wasn’t going to. Besides, the very fact she’d said anything should have told him he was allowed to stay. According to her, anyway. He was hardly paying attention to her in the first place, so she still nearly had the carriage to herself. If it stayed this way. He had noticed that she had looked up from the greeting. That and the fact she didn't readily react negatively was a good sign. Benny could use good signs. Perhaps she remembered him in the whole swamp issue where she had used him as a way to avoid the dirty water. Feeling the slightly harder grip on his shoulder, the Gryffindor reached a hand up to give a comforting scratch to Conrad who had apparently noticed the cat on the younger girl's lap. "Easy boy...the cat's not bothering you." Which was certainly a good thing. The last thing he needed was a flighty familiar making his escape. Ah...and there was the return greeting. Ben would take that as a plus. As was the fact that she stopped at the greeting without saying anything more, even as he chanced a better look at her. Perhaps he wasn't the only one that was fine with a simple quiet carriage ride up to the castle. Had his luck gotten better?