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Nyx · 05-07-2018, 04:46 PM

SPOILER!!: DuckyLinJi

SPOILER!!: Optimist.Prime

Lydia had just said goodbye to Ophelia when several things seemed to happen all at once. She heard a boy's voice calling to her. As Ophelia took flight, Lydia looked up and saw the cutest, purplest toad she had ever seen hopping right towards her! That was also when she saw Beth walking through the courtyard with a textbook in her arms. Beth leaped for the toad, but she missed. Ouch, that had to hurt!

Before Lydia could ask Beth if she was ok, the toad was attempting to make another escape attempt. Lydia crouched down low to intercept the toad.

"Here cute little toadie," she cooed. The toad gave a last magnificent jump but Lydia was ready for him. "Aha! Got you!" Wow, this toad was heavier than he looked. And look at his wee little robes. So cute!

Cradling the squirming toad in her arms, Lydia raced over to Beth. "Oh no, are you all right, Beth? Did you scrape your knee?"

Turning to the older boy who had watched all of this happen over a matter of a few seconds, Lydia held up his purple toad triumphantly. "Got him!" she cried. "But now I have him I kinda want to keep him. He is so CUTE!"

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Nyx DMC Streeler Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Illinois, USA Posts: 211 Hogwarts RPG Name: Sophie Hornsby First Year	Dorian and Beth ^_^ librarian \| bookworm \| gryffindor \| HP forever SPOILER!!: DuckyLinJi Dorian was glad that he had a free hour between classes so that he could enjoy probably the last sunny few days before winter started. With a crossword puzzle book in his hand and a muggle pen behind his ear, the Ravenclaw found a nice and quiet place on the grass. No that he thought about it, he had never really spend his time here l. It was usually in the library or at the Lake where he could fish. But a change of scenery hurt no one. In fact, it was proven that it kept the mind healthy. .....okay he wasn't sure if that was proven or not... Sitting down cross legged, the third year opened up his puzzle book just as an owl flew passed him. He looked up for a moment to see the owls flight and saw that the creature landed near a young girl. Getting letters was always nice. Unless it was a howler, that was just terrible. Luckily he had never gotten one before. He'd rather spend detention in the dungeons than have his dad be dissapointed in him. He turned his attention back to the puzzle when something in the corner of his eyes caught his attention. A purple toad wearing a shimmering black cloak was jumping on the grass and away from him. "Not again!" he whined as the toad jumped his way towards the girl nearby. "Hey! You! Stop Ammonite please!" he called as he stood up and tried to catch it. SPOILER!!: Optimist.Prime It was lucky, really for Ammonite that Beth hadn’t been listening to music and dancing around like she sometimes did. This time, all she was doing was walking holding onto her textbook when she heard the sound of someone calling for their…OH MERLIN THAT TOAD WAS PURPLE! Beth was mentally screaming with GLEE. ”hey….toadtoad” she spoke softly before diving to catch Ammonite and bumping her knee into the ground just as her hand nearly grabbed the purple thing. So that was how it happened – how Anabeth Greyvson fell on the ground in front of not only her classmate and dormmate but in front of the boy with the purple toad. Perfect. ”sorry, I tried,” she frowned as she shifted out of his way not even caring that she had quite possibly skinned a small section of her knee. Lydia had just said goodbye to Ophelia when several things seemed to happen all at once. She heard a boy's voice calling to her. As Ophelia took flight, Lydia looked up and saw the cutest, purplest toad she had ever seen hopping right towards her! That was also when she saw Beth walking through the courtyard with a textbook in her arms. Beth leaped for the toad, but she missed. Ouch, that had to hurt! Before Lydia could ask Beth if she was ok, the toad was attempting to make another escape attempt. Lydia crouched down low to intercept the toad. "Here cute little toadie," she cooed. The toad gave a last magnificent jump but Lydia was ready for him. "Aha! Got you!" Wow, this toad was heavier than he looked. And look at his wee little robes. So cute! Cradling the squirming toad in her arms, Lydia raced over to Beth. "Oh no, are you all right, Beth? Did you scrape your knee?" Turning to the older boy who had watched all of this happen over a matter of a few seconds, Lydia held up his purple toad triumphantly. "Got him!" she cried. "But now I have him I kinda want to keep him. He is so CUTE!"