09-16-2018, 07:19 AM
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Poltergeist
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Originally Posted by awakemysoul
Benji was looking for a soothing place to study Divination -- he was truly horrible at it, and adding a new terrifying professor into the mix was really stressing him out -- and figured the Music room would be a good place. There usually weren't too many people, and the ones who might be there were generally playing nice music. He could work with that.
He was a little annoyed to be stuck in full robes outside of class, but he wasn't about to try to argue the point with anyone. Best to just live with it. He trudged up the stairs slowly, carrying his giant Divination textbook and repeatedly shoving his left sleeve up as it kept falling back down every ten seconds. Ugh. Wearing something uncomfortable to go study something he hated. What a dream. He just hoped someone would be playing the piano or something (as long as they were playing it well, that is). That always helped him focus.
He finally arrived on the sixth floor and pushed his sleeve up one more time as he approached the music classroom. He opened the heavy door, only to immediately have to dodge a pair of shoes forcefully hurtling directly at him. "Whoa," he said, accidentally dropping his textbook with a loud thump as he jumped to the side. "What the...?" He looked around for the source of the projectiles and spotted a girl sitting on the floor and looking like she was about to cry. Um... Explanation, please? (And pleeeeeease don't cry. He was so not good with crying people...) The sound of someone saying Whoa, along with a loud thump, made Hanna almost jump out of her skin in surprise. "Ahh," she squealed, hands to mouth. She scrambled to her feet, which took a few moments of tripping over her robes, but she was finally up. She went to retrieve her ballet shoes and picked up the fallen textbook. Divination. She let out an "Ugh," and handed it back to him, then replaced her bare feet with her school shoes. "I'm sorry, I- I didn't mean to throw these at you. Just impossible practicing with robes on."
She recognised him though. "Benji, right?" Yeah, she knew it was Benji. She was good with names. But some people weren't, and adding some tone of doubt might put him at ease if he didn't remember her name.
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