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SilverTiger · 11-11-2017, 01:14 AM

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Originally Posted by DaniDiNardo

"That's alright." Jessa assured, taking the fuzzy book and returning it to its original state. It really was, in fact it was an all around better position for her if she really thought about it. The Ravenclaw turned the book over in her hand a few times before drawing her wand. "Lapifors." It took only a moment for the book to once again grow fur but this time, it came with a cute nose and a fuzzy tail; the full salt and pepper rabbit package.

"I can help you with the spell after class, if you'd like." She continued, offering the ...er.....rather spirited rabbit back to her. Had she somehow botched a piece of the transfiguration? No, her intent had simply made the rabbit a wild little thing. One not so easily held, ready and rearing to go and having none of this sitting around business. As it happened....she'd also made sure it didn't like tortoises. "For now, let's do the race." What little of a race there would be if her incantations cast had anything to do with it.

Jessa took her own teapot, placed it on the floor by the gate and once again took aim. "Testudinidifors!" It wasn't a giant tortoise this time, but one of a size closer to the rabbit she'd made. By all observations, he appeared as 'spirited' as the rabbit. As it so happened, her intent when casting to create him had given him a similar dislike of rabbits. "Ready?"

Jessa’s assurance was met with a tilted head from the second year, curious how it was alright when she didn’t have a creature to race. Except, in the next instant the Ravenclaw had remedied that, leaving Stasya just watching as her fuzzy book had first been returned to its normal state and then into a fuzzy bunny that had been handed to her. A bunny who received a surprised little giggle from the blonde as it proved to be very active. A surprised giggle that had hid the fact she’d been distracted enough to forget that her partner had spoken again. “I think it really wants to race.” Either that or the bunny wanted to just bounce off to explore whatever it could find, but she managed to corral it as best she could at the gate to the course while she waited for its race partner to be transfigured.

“’Sokay. I’ll just keep practicing the spell after class and I know I’ll manage it,” she added, even though help was always welcome. She just knew she could manage it, and she had to prove to herself that she could do it on her own. That and she was already proving that she could handle a spirited creature. The bunny wasn’t too much harder to handle than her squirrel had been, although as Jessa’s tortoise had been placed down at the start of the obstacle course she could tell her bunny didn’t share Dobby’s feelings toward other creatures. At least, it didn’t seem to like the tortoise, as the rabbit had darted off into the course almost as soon as the tortoise had hit the ground.

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SilverTiger Crumple-Horned Snorkack Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: SoCal sighs(GMT-8) Posts: 111,196 Hogwarts RPG Name: Giselle Barrington Slytherin Seventh Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Teagan Kensington Slytherin Second Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Arienne Morgenstern Hufflepuff Fifth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Simone Wild Slytherin Third Year Gryffindor x5 x3	Shoe!Girl │ Rebel Ravie │ Confundus Queen │ RP Addict Quote: Originally Posted by DaniDiNardo "That's alright." Jessa assured, taking the fuzzy book and returning it to its original state. It really was, in fact it was an all around better position for her if she really thought about it. The Ravenclaw turned the book over in her hand a few times before drawing her wand. "Lapifors." It took only a moment for the book to once again grow fur but this time, it came with a cute nose and a fuzzy tail; the full salt and pepper rabbit package. "I can help you with the spell after class, if you'd like." She continued, offering the ...er.....rather spirited rabbit back to her. Had she somehow botched a piece of the transfiguration? No, her intent had simply made the rabbit a wild little thing. One not so easily held, ready and rearing to go and having none of this sitting around business. As it happened....she'd also made sure it didn't like tortoises. "For now, let's do the race." What little of a race there would be if her incantations cast had anything to do with it. Jessa took her own teapot, placed it on the floor by the gate and once again took aim. "Testudinidifors!" It wasn't a giant tortoise this time, but one of a size closer to the rabbit she'd made. By all observations, he appeared as 'spirited' as the rabbit. As it so happened, her intent when casting to create him had given him a similar dislike of rabbits. "Ready?" Jessa’s assurance was met with a tilted head from the second year, curious how it was alright when she didn’t have a creature to race. Except, in the next instant the Ravenclaw had remedied that, leaving Stasya just watching as her fuzzy book had first been returned to its normal state and then into a fuzzy bunny that had been handed to her. A bunny who received a surprised little giggle from the blonde as it proved to be very active. A surprised giggle that had hid the fact she’d been distracted enough to forget that her partner had spoken again. “I think it really wants to race.” Either that or the bunny wanted to just bounce off to explore whatever it could find, but she managed to corral it as best she could at the gate to the course while she waited for its race partner to be transfigured. “’Sokay. I’ll just keep practicing the spell after class and I know I’ll manage it,” she added, even though help was always welcome. She just knew she could manage it, and she had to prove to herself that she could do it on her own. That and she was already proving that she could handle a spirited creature. The bunny wasn’t too much harder to handle than her squirrel had been, although as Jessa’s tortoise had been placed down at the start of the obstacle course she could tell her bunny didn’t share Dobby’s feelings toward other creatures. At least, it didn’t seem to like the tortoise, as the rabbit had darted off into the course almost as soon as the tortoise had hit the ground. __________________ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ It's me, hi, I'm the problem, it's me, at tea time, everybody agrees ...It must be exhausting, always rooting for the anti-hero ♥ ♥ ♥