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He had lost the game. That meant the game was rubbish because he did not like losing. He pointed towards a TV screen while ignoring the kid's stomping of the feet. "I've seen these before. Muggle's have them in their houses and they stare at it" he said, turning back to look at him when a wand was suddenly in his face.
Jumpy as he was, ask a certain Gryffindor.... the Ravenclaw wasted no second and swatted the wand away from his face. Not caring if it would fall out of the boy's hand or not. "Don't ever wave your wand in front of someone's face. It's dangerous"
Questions. That was such a first year thing to do. It almost made him laugh. But really though. He did not want to learn his life experience unless he was up to getting punched in the face by people. In this case a certain Gryffindor again....
"I'm sixteen, Ravenclaw, Pureblood and really not that interesting" Seriously, wizards and witches weren't interesting. Muggles and muggleborns were.
"Huh?" What- What- What now?
"The TV? Yes. That's yes..." Carlton wasn't sure if Mason was serious or not. He watched him with narrowed eyes.
"We use it for entertainment... Wait, you don't? You've never watched TV?" This kid didn't know what a TV was? Then... What were all their furnitures pointing at? What did they do every night? How could they watch Star Wars if they didn't have a TV? Wizards were weird.
And then all of a sudden, Mason was waving his arms around like a crazy person, swatting the wand out of his hands. Carlton glared at him. NOT NICE. He bent down to the floor and picked up his wand again.
"What, this old thing?" He waved his wand around in the air.
"It's not dangerous. I barely even know how to use it!" He shrugged, giving it a small glare. It never did what it was told and couldn't possibly be dangerous.
"Pureblood..." He wasn't sure if he liked that term. Did that mean he was unpure? No.
"And a Ravenclaw. This means you're smart." Seemed like Carlton had hit the jackpot. A Ravenclaw pureblood.
"AND you're older than me. It's your duty to share your knowledge to us small people." He looked up at him, waaaaaaay up at him with his best looking stern face. Now, obey me tall one.