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DaniDiNardo · 05-17-2017, 06:55 PM

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Originally Posted by sarahlooo

The sound of another voice startled her. Taking a step back, she saw the girl on the railing that she hadn't noticed before. Maybe she was too unobservant. Or maybe she was just hiding behind the railing posts and Natalie just missed her. Either way... her current position on the railing looked dangerous. But her question of what could possibly be down in that ravine was intriguing, so it took precedence.

"I dunno," she said, her gaze going back down to the long drop down to the ravine. "Maybe there's... like, monsters and stuff." Natalie didn't know much about wild creatures or plants, so she stuck with "monsters". "And some man eating plants, probably." So if anyone fell off the bridge, they'd be eaten by one thing or another, for sure.

Natalie stepped back and looked at the girl again. She seemed familiar. "Aren't you afraid you'll fall?" she asked. Because Natalie was afraid she'd fall. And she wouldn't be able to save her.

Monsters and stuff.....?

Man-eating plants....?

The Ravenclaw's eyes seemed to light up at the mere suggestion, the cogs in her head now turning in ways they hadn't done for at least the last hour or so. Again, Jessa spared a glance down below, thoughts of brilliant discoveries resuming the dance they'd begun when she'd first set herself on the railing. "Wooow...." There was no mistaking the awe in her voice. "All that in one ravine? Fascinating. I think I'd like to see."

She looked back to the girl, only somewhat taken aback by her question. Falling?

"I suppose it would be a far way down." She conceded. "But I don't think I will. If nothing else, I'm positioned to fall onto the bridge." It was the whole reason her legs were on this side of the railing. Caution.

"Wouldn't you like to see what's down there?"

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DaniDiNardo MO & DMLE Crup Join Date: May 2012 Location: Over here! (GMT -5) Posts: 17,243 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 Quote: Originally Posted by sarahlooo The sound of another voice startled her. Taking a step back, she saw the girl on the railing that she hadn't noticed before. Maybe she was too unobservant. Or maybe she was just hiding behind the railing posts and Natalie just missed her. Either way... her current position on the railing looked dangerous. But her question of what could possibly be down in that ravine was intriguing, so it took precedence. "I dunno," she said, her gaze going back down to the long drop down to the ravine. "Maybe there's... like, monsters and stuff." Natalie didn't know much about wild creatures or plants, so she stuck with "monsters". "And some man eating plants, probably." So if anyone fell off the bridge, they'd be eaten by one thing or another, for sure. Natalie stepped back and looked at the girl again. She seemed familiar. "Aren't you afraid you'll fall?" she asked. Because Natalie was afraid she'd fall. And she wouldn't be able to save her. Monsters and stuff.....? Man-eating plants....? The Ravenclaw's eyes seemed to light up at the mere suggestion, the cogs in her head now turning in ways they hadn't done for at least the last hour or so. Again, Jessa spared a glance down below, thoughts of brilliant discoveries resuming the dance they'd begun when she'd first set herself on the railing. "Wooow...." There was no mistaking the awe in her voice. "All that in one ravine? Fascinating. I think I'd like to see." She looked back to the girl, only somewhat taken aback by her question. Falling? "I suppose it would be a far way down." She conceded. "But I don't think I will. If nothing else, I'm positioned to fall onto the bridge." It was the whole reason her legs were on this side of the railing. Caution. "Wouldn't you like to see what's down there?" __________________ Imma say all the words inside my head____________________________________ ______________________________I'm fired up and tired of the way that things are said.