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Tazenhani · 02-11-2016, 05:14 AM

SPOILER!!: Yeaaaahhh *sighs*

He wasn't even phased! Seriously, what was with this guy? Most Professors would be on their feet making all sorts of flailing hand motions and harsh statements. Professor Draper may as well just have said 'hey'.

It had Amur admittedly stumped for a moment, caught between indecision and a hard place. He seemed like the Professor she remembered, but then people could seem any way they wanted, couldn't they?

Her grip tightened on her wand and she tried not to shift. What eased her mind a little bit, was his answer. He was right. Attempt was totally the right word. Her lips worked in a moment of indecision, before she turned and shut the door behind her.

The wand stayed out though. She didn't know many spells, but she was full willing to bet that Draper wouldn't be so cool and collected as a cucumber if his desk suddenly turned into a dragon. Actually, that thought was highly tempting. She might get some quick, straight answers and cut around all the hedges that adults liked to put up.

Taking a few steps into the room, Amur eyed the man very carefully. "What was I wearing on my feet the first day we met?"

Maybe she should ask if he thought she was 5'5" or pushing 5'6" too?

02-11-2016, 05:14 AM	#70 (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!!: Yeaaaahhh sighs Quote: Originally Posted by ArianaBlack James was not a man easily caught off guard. He didn't jump at the sudden wand pointing, nor did he show any hint of surprise at the harsh accusatory looks. In fact, he only looked up when she posed her question. A faint ghost-of-a-smilie graced his lips, whilst he debated whether or not to laugh out loud. He chose against it, however, it was tempting. "That's hardly any way to greet a Professor," he replied coolly. This particular student was among one of the more amusing Hogwarts had to offer. The Care of Magical Creatures Professor often prided himself on being able to read others easily, but Amur proved to be more of a challenge. And yet again, he found himself wondering what exactly was going on in that complex mind of hers. He could practically see the gears in her head turning full force. *"And I believe, attempt* to feed would be the better question,"** he momentarily returned his gaze to the stack of papers, which he pushed to the side. This was far more interesting. "Not fans of celery, you see." He wasn't even phased! Seriously, what was with this guy? Most Professors would be on their feet making all sorts of flailing hand motions and harsh statements. Professor Draper may as well just have said 'hey'. It had Amur admittedly stumped for a moment, caught between indecision and a hard place. He seemed like the Professor she remembered, but then people could seem any way they wanted, couldn't they? Her grip tightened on her wand and she tried not to shift. What eased her mind a little bit, was his answer. He was right. Attempt was totally the right word. Her lips worked in a moment of indecision, before she turned and shut the door behind her. The wand stayed out though. She didn't know many spells, but she was full willing to bet that Draper wouldn't be so cool and collected as a cucumber if his desk suddenly turned into a dragon. Actually, that thought was highly tempting. She might get some quick, straight answers and cut around all the hedges that adults liked to put up. Taking a few steps into the room, Amur eyed the man very carefully. "What was I wearing on my feet the first day we met?" Maybe she should ask if he thought she was 5'5" or pushing 5'6" too? __________________ I've got a fire for a heart._________________________________________________ I'm not scared of the dark._________________________________________ _______________________________________You've never seen it look so easy.