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DaniDiNardo · 09-18-2015, 12:50 AM

Did he want to learn that spell? Blaise's face lit up again and there was a whole bunch of enthusiastic nodding...before he was pulled right back down again by the reminder of his defective wand.

"I mean...I would like to be able to do that but it's not currently possible." The most positive statement he'd tried since finding out his wand was a bust. The boy should have known from all the way back when it attacked in the wand shop that this would be a rocky relationship but did the boy listen? No. He'd just wanted a wand really badly and now he was stuck with THIS one. Would his mum get him another? He would try owling her later, probably with a long story about having broken the current one and a whole bunch of sweet words to remind her about her adorable 11 year old on the other side of the parchment. It was the only way.

For now though, he would focus on the lesson and the Professor talking about a dueling club he couldn't join because of his defective wand then the charm he'd obviously cast on himself.

Only question was...HOW was Blaise meant to know any of that? Was there more than one spell that could make you invisible? How did you ...un...invisible yourself after?

At first the boy tried leaning over to peek at someone else's chalkboard then he tried signalling for his quill to copy whatever it saw from someone else's chalkboard but both proved futile so with a huff, he turned to his own once more. Hmm. The Professor said they didn't HAVE to be textbook responses, yeah? So....

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Another way to make yourself look like you do, Professor, is if you had someone cut you in half. It'd be painful for sure and you'd probably need a Healer right after but it'd get the job done.

If you lost half of yourself and couldn't remember how to make it so you can see it again, I hear throwing flour would be useful. Kinda like in those muggle films when they THINK there's a ghost so they throw flour and it hits whatever's there.

Let it not be said he didn't try. Blaise got up off the floor and headed back to hang his chalkboard as instructed. He wouldn't even look at the others, they wouldn't help him NOW that he'd submitted his.

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DaniDiNardo MO & DMLE Crup Join Date: May 2012 Location: Over here! (GMT -5) Posts: 17,240 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ruth (Rae) Elliot Gryffindor First Year x12 x12	Yeah I broke that mirror, so what? ll NOT backward ll Official Gryfferin ll Lemon's favourite Did he want to learn that spell? Blaise's face lit up again and there was a whole bunch of enthusiastic nodding...before he was pulled right back down again by the reminder of his defective wand. *"I mean...I would* like to be able to do that but it's not currently possible."** The most positive statement he'd tried since finding out his wand was a bust. The boy should have known from all the way back when it attacked in the wand shop that this would be a rocky relationship but did the boy listen? No. He'd just wanted a wand really badly and now he was stuck with THIS one. Would his mum get him another? He would try owling her later, probably with a long story about having broken the current one and a whole bunch of sweet words to remind her about her adorable 11 year old on the other side of the parchment. It was the only way. For now though, he would focus on the lesson and the Professor talking about a dueling club he couldn't join because of his defective wand then the charm he'd obviously cast on himself. Only question was...HOW was Blaise meant to know any of that? Was there more than one spell that could make you invisible? How did you ...un...invisible yourself after? At first the boy tried leaning over to peek at someone else's chalkboard then he tried signalling for his quill to copy whatever it saw from someone else's chalkboard but both proved futile so with a huff, he turned to his own once more. Hmm. The Professor said they didn't HAVE to be textbook responses, yeah? So.... Quote: Another way to make yourself look like you do, Professor, is if you had someone cut you in half. It'd be painful for sure and you'd probably need a Healer right after but it'd get the job done. If you lost half of yourself and couldn't remember how to make it so you can see it again, I hear throwing flour would be useful. Kinda like in those muggle films when they THINK there's a ghost so they throw flour and it hits whatever's there. Let it not be said he didn't try. Blaise got up off the floor and headed back to hang his chalkboard as instructed. He wouldn't even look at the others, they wouldn't help him NOW that he'd submitted his. __________________ Imma say all the words inside my head____________________________________ ______________________________I'm fired up and tired of the way that things are said.