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debpetrisor · 05-30-2018, 04:53 AM

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Originally Posted by NifflerFan

Celestia gave Mr. Yoon another warm smile as he asked her about Gryffindor. "I certainly was in Gryffindor!" Really, the thought that she might belong to any other House was a bit insulting -- not because there was anything wrong with the other Houses, but because the idea of NOT being a Gryffindor was like a jarring note in a familiar song.

She was soon distracted from these strange thoughts by Mr. Yoon's comments on turning into some sort of bug. Celestia certainly understood his feelings on that score. "Well, we'll have to wait and see what your Patronus turns out to be. While it's not always a match for your Animagus form, I've found that they turn out to be similar animals more often than not. Unless your Patronus takes the form of a magical creature, of course,"she mused aloud. She hadn't heard of wizards being able to turn into a magical creature through Animagi magic. "But there's no use in worrying about what your form will be now -- and I'm not sure you have quite the personality for a beetle." Celestia tried to keep her tone firm in a reassuring sort of way. After all, there was no way to know and so she couldn't give Mr. Yoon solid comfort. However, the only wizards she'd met who had turned into beetles had been a bit, well, the type of person that flew around and stuck their noses into other people's business. Mr. Yoon hadn't shown any evidence of that sort of behavior in classes or in the Great Hall that she'd seen.

Celestia got to her feet once Mr. Yoon did, and looked speculatively down at the feline Thing in his arms. "Yes, I think Mira is an excellent choice. Thank you, Mr. Yoon -- five points to Gryffindor for assisting me with naming it--err, her." She didn't particularly care what the Thing was called, so she was glad that a student had picked a name for it. Perhaps now it would listen more. She was quite pleased that it had given her a(n) ~~excuse~~ reason to award points to Gryffindor, and the thing did seem to put Mr. Yoon at ease. Yes, it had earned its keep today; perhaps she wouldn't turn it into cauldron after all.

As soon as professor Grimsbane had mentioned that his animagus form might match his patronus, he couldn't help but wonder just how soon could he cast a patronus in a complete form, not just the pitiful wisps he'd created some time ago when he'd tried it. Could he fast forward a couple of years to be a more competent wizard? He had too much excitement bottled up for his own good. It was a little reassuring, though, when she'd told him he didn't have the personality for a bug. What did he match?

... he was likely going to do some research on that, as well, along with the list of books recommended by professor Grimsbane.

Newly named Mira jumped out of his hold, and- points for naming her? Well, he wasn't going to complain, so he nodded gratefully. "Thank you, professor," he said, fluttering the parchment with book titles. "And for these." Saying his goodbyes with a smile, he left the office, and headed straight to the library.

To start with books on animals that matched different personality types. He had to find that out first.

05-30-2018, 04:53 AM	#13 (permalink)
debpetrisor Jarvey Join Date: Dec 2017 Location: Room of Requirement Posts: 585 Hogwarts RPG Name: Daehyun "Daniel" Yoon Third Year	SPOILER!!: ^_^ Quote: Originally Posted by NifflerFan Celestia gave Mr. Yoon another warm smile as he asked her about Gryffindor. "I certainly was in Gryffindor!" Really, the thought that she might belong to any other House was a bit insulting -- not because there was anything wrong with the other Houses, but because the idea of NOT being a Gryffindor was like a jarring note in a familiar song. She was soon distracted from these strange thoughts by Mr. Yoon's comments on turning into some sort of bug. Celestia certainly understood his feelings on that score. "Well, we'll have to wait and see what your Patronus turns out to be. While it's not always a match for your Animagus form, I've found that they turn out to be similar animals more often than not. Unless your Patronus takes the form of a magical creature, of course,"she mused aloud. She hadn't heard of wizards being able to turn into a magical creature through Animagi magic. "But there's no use in worrying about what your form will be now -- and I'm not sure you have quite the personality for a beetle." Celestia tried to keep her tone firm in a reassuring sort of way. After all, there was no way to know and so she couldn't give Mr. Yoon solid comfort. However, the only wizards she'd met who had turned into beetles had been a bit, well, the type of person that flew around and stuck their noses into other people's business. Mr. Yoon hadn't shown any evidence of that sort of behavior in classes or in the Great Hall that she'd seen. Celestia got to her feet once Mr. Yoon did, and looked speculatively down at the feline Thing in his arms. "Yes, I think Mira is an excellent choice. Thank you, Mr. Yoon -- five points to Gryffindor for assisting me with naming it--err, her." She didn't particularly care what the Thing was called, so she was glad that a student had picked a name for it. Perhaps now it would listen more. She was quite pleased that it had given her a(n) ~~excuse~~ reason to award points to Gryffindor, and the thing did seem to put Mr. Yoon at ease. Yes, it had earned its keep today; perhaps she wouldn't turn it into cauldron after all. As soon as professor Grimsbane had mentioned that his animagus form might match his patronus, he couldn't help but wonder just how soon could he cast a patronus in a complete form, not just the pitiful wisps he'd created some time ago when he'd tried it. Could he fast forward a couple of years to be a more competent wizard? He had too much excitement bottled up for his own good. It was a little reassuring, though, when she'd told him he didn't have the personality for a bug. What did he match? ... he was likely going to do some research on that, as well, along with the list of books recommended by professor Grimsbane. Newly named Mira jumped out of his hold, and- points for naming her? Well, he wasn't going to complain, so he nodded gratefully. "Thank you, professor," he said, fluttering the parchment with book titles. "And for these." Saying his goodbyes with a smile, he left the office, and headed straight to the library. To start with books on animals that matched different personality types. He had to find that out first. __________________ ♪♫ As if it's a puzzle, the overlapping heartbeats, We are still incomplete, which is why we are perfect. ♪♫