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debpetrisor · 12-21-2017, 08:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Pucki

"They might suspect us of something, but they won't know exactly what we're trying to achieve," she commented lightly, the toothy grin still smeared on her face. "Besides... maybe we'll be lucky and have a class on them early on. Or, we can just say we're curious about them because we saw it in a book and wanted to know how it could be done."

See? Everything was sorted out. Now they just had to be at Hogwarts to set their plan into motion.

"Oh, ok then. You're welcome," and she beamed at him again. "And thank you for not running away."

It had happened and she wasn't going to talk about it.

And he looked horrified at the thought of dress robes. "Well... I hope we don't need them..." after all she was horrified at the thought of wearing a skirt, let alone going to an event that required a formal dress, or dress robes. "But it's better to have them instead of needing them and not having them? Though I suppose either of us could write home and ask for some to be sent..."

A sudden mental image of her wearing a frilly pink dress crossed Shera's mind and she also paled and cringed at the thought. "Though I'd prefer to get them myself I think..."

Daehyun nodded solemnly as Shera was telling him their plan. "We can do this!" And save Shera from the unnecessary torture called a skirt. He could only pray for everything to go well, because with their experience with spells, so many things could go wrong, and no amount of native talent could prevent it.

... like turning Shera invisible. Disillusionment charms were not to be toyed with.

"Why... why would I run away?" Did she have a record of scaring frightened boys away? Even if she did, he would never run. Not when he was too horrified to approach people by himself. And her company was pleasurable.

Write home to get dress robes sent? Oh, no, no, no. That was a big no, because the last time his mother had tried to force dress robes on him turned into one of the most horrifying experiences of his life. "You-you think I should look for something, too?" Because as much as he wanted to wear his hanbok, he didn't want to look like an odd ball, if they ever had a formal event at Hogwarts. "At least I know my size now." It was a good start.

12-21-2017, 08:58 AM	#278 (permalink)
debpetrisor Jarvey Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Room of Requirement Posts: 585 Hogwarts RPG Name: Daehyun "Daniel" Yoon Third Year	Quote: Originally Posted by Pucki "They might suspect us of something, but they won't know exactly what we're trying to achieve," she commented lightly, the toothy grin still smeared on her face. "Besides... maybe we'll be lucky and have a class on them early on. Or, we can just say we're curious about them because we saw it in a book and wanted to know how it could be done." See? Everything was sorted out. Now they just had to be at Hogwarts to set their plan into motion. "Oh, ok then. You're welcome," and she beamed at him again. "And thank you for not running away." It had happened and she wasn't going to talk about it. And he looked horrified at the thought of dress robes. "Well... I hope we don't need them..." after all she was horrified at the thought of wearing a skirt, let alone going to an event that required a formal dress, or dress robes. "But it's better to have them instead of needing them and not having them? Though I suppose either of us could write home and ask for some to be sent..." A sudden mental image of her wearing a frilly pink dress crossed Shera's mind and she also paled and cringed at the thought. "Though I'd prefer to get them myself I think..." Daehyun nodded solemnly as Shera was telling him their plan. "We can do this!" And save Shera from the unnecessary torture called a skirt. He could only pray for everything to go well, because with their experience with spells, so many things could go wrong, and no amount of native talent could prevent it. ... like turning Shera invisible. Disillusionment charms were not to be toyed with. "Why... why would I run away?" Did she have a record of scaring frightened boys away? Even if she did, he would never run. Not when he was too horrified to approach people by himself. And her company was pleasurable. Write home to get dress robes sent? Oh, no, no, no. That was a big no, because the last time his mother had tried to force dress robes on him turned into one of the most horrifying experiences of his life. "You-you think I should look for something, too?" Because as much as he wanted to wear his hanbok, he didn't want to look like an odd ball, if they ever had a formal event at Hogwarts. "At least I know my size now." It was a good start.