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PuppySara · 09-16-2016, 03:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Sonea

A smile, that was a good thing right? He must have believed her lie! Good, good! Oh did he now expect her to know something about muggle horses? Eh… “No, I haven’t but I’ve seen them a few times” spoke she slowly, choosing her words carefully. Still with her hand touching the animal she needed to confess that the winged horse seemed to behave itself but she still didn’t liked those animals!

Why was he still thinking that she was afraid? That was not supposed to happen! She was a Slytherin and she couldn’t afford it to show weakness! “Alright” nodded Leesha while taking some of the food what had been prepared for the students to give the animals and she walked back, trying very hard to show that she really was brave and she outstretched her hand with the food on top of it toward the winged horse, prying in secret that the animal wouldn’t bite of her hand. Buuuut, the winged horse seemed to be in a good mood and it just took the food from her hand without biting her and THAT was a good sign!

Taking a deep breath she looked at the Philipe for further directions.

Philipe smiled watching her feeding the horse, "Are you ready to try to mount him?" He still stroked the horses side. "And after that it's really all about getting everything set to fly." He personally was very ready for that, "Mounting is actually pretty easy, you just need to swing a leg over his side gently..."

He swung his leg over the small horse slowly and just stayed for a second to show her the proper stance when she got on. Sitting up straight, keeping a grip on the horse with his legs, but not enough squeezing to make him take off. So long as she had him behind her, the first year didn't really have to worry about falling off the horse, he would keep her safe and secure between his arms... He didn't really plan on handing her the reigns if she didn't know how to control the horse.

09-16-2016, 03:17 AM	#228 (permalink)
PuppySara DoM & MO Kappa Join Date: May 2010 Location: Ohio Posts: 14,849 Hogwarts RPG Name: Maria Ellie Thompson Hufflepuff Third Year	49% Dalmatian \| \| 51% Human Quote: Originally Posted by Sonea A smile, that was a good thing right? He must have believed her lie! Good, good! Oh did he now expect her to know something about muggle horses? Eh… “No, I haven’t but I’ve seen them a few times” spoke she slowly, choosing her words carefully. Still with her hand touching the animal she needed to confess that the winged horse seemed to behave itself but she still didn’t liked those animals! Why was he still thinking that she was afraid? That was not supposed to happen! She was a Slytherin and she couldn’t afford it to show weakness! “Alright” nodded Leesha while taking some of the food what had been prepared for the students to give the animals and she walked back, trying very hard to show that she really was brave and she outstretched her hand with the food on top of it toward the winged horse, prying in secret that the animal wouldn’t bite of her hand. Buuuut, the winged horse seemed to be in a good mood and it just took the food from her hand without biting her and THAT was a good sign! Taking a deep breath she looked at the Philipe for further directions. Philipe smiled watching her feeding the horse, "Are you ready to try to mount him?" He still stroked the horses side. "And after that it's really all about getting everything set to fly." He personally was very ready for that, "Mounting is actually pretty easy, you just need to swing a leg over his side gently..." He swung his leg over the small horse slowly and just stayed for a second to show her the proper stance when she got on. Sitting up straight, keeping a grip on the horse with his legs, but not enough squeezing to make him take off. So long as she had him behind her, the first year didn't really have to worry about falling off the horse, he would keep her safe and secure between his arms... He didn't really plan on handing her the reigns if she didn't know how to control the horse.