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Hogwarts RPG Name: Calvin Fletcher Graduated | Bel, Jessa, Abra & Cam I’m right, you’re wrong. They don’t call me a Seer for nothing. SPOILER!!: You lot ^^ Quote:
Originally Posted by Tegz Bel didn't think anything of the question coming from Jessa. She was trustworthy, even if she hadn't thought so herself she'd think so because Cam thought so. She looked up from the book in her lap and sort of shrugged one shoulder. "I volunteered myself to keep watch. Its... not really a study session after all." She added the last bit quietly after a quick look around to be sure nobody was close enough to hear her except Jessa.
So yeah. Keeping watch! Hopefully if any of the replacement professors came along she'd be able to stall long enough that nobody got caught with their planning. Quote:
Originally Posted by Felixir Abra exited from the door that led to the Room of Requirement with the air of someone who had just escaped from something rather alarming. There was no such thing inside the Room, of course, just a bunch of determined students who had bigger things to worry about than why he had decided to leave them to it.
Once outside, Abra paused for long enough to watch the door turn transform back into a wall behind him, then set off down the corridor, fully intending to go right on back to his common room, as he hadn't actually intended to keep watch, not if there were proper safeguards in place for that sort of thing. Already he was fretting. Like about the fact that he was now complicit in some sort of reBeLLioN, even though he wasn't actively taking part, by knowing about it but doing nothing. But... well... had they even broken rules yet? That whole 'attitude of defiance' thing was tooooootally subjective... after all. Um. Sort of.
Not far from the room was Bel, and also a Jessa too, and Abra paused for long enough to shoot them both a smile that absolutely looked more like a grimace. "Turns out I don't feel like studying in a group after all," he said, just for the sake of having something to say. It would have been rude to just walk straight past two of his friends, you know? Even if he was itching to get far away from there. Quote:
Originally Posted by Lislchen Coming down from the Astronomy Tower, Cam had intended to head straight back down to his common room. There was really not a whole lot else to do around here lately unless you had agreed to meet up with friends and even then the places you could do something fun were VERY limited. As much as he didn't like all the strict rules and new staff members, however, he still preferred THIS to be Holly's first year at Hogwarts, especially compared to last year.
Maybe he would go see what she was up to.
About to take a shortcut, Cam spotted a small group of people in one of the corridors. Which wouldn't have caught his attention per se, had it not been for the fact that one of their voices had carried and he could make out that it had been Jessa's. Which was all the reason he needed to head over to them. Ooooh. And Bel. And Abra was there too. "Hi." He smiled at the three of them before tilting his head at Bel curiously. "What are you doing here?" She looked like the only one who had every intention of staying in this corridor longer than just for a chat. She was sitting on the floor after all. Quote:
Originally Posted by DaniDiNardo Jessa GAPED when Bel informed her it wasn't actually a study group and she was look at becausewhatdidshemeanitwasn'tastudygroup?????
You know what? Nope. Not going to ask. No no no. Plausible deniability. Jessa Susanna Cambridge had had her fill of this term and both enforcing and breaking rules. She was near the finish line and would therefore like to be removed from all narratives. The Head Girl's mouth hung open as she tried to find something to quickly change the subject with. While Bel hadn't said what it WAS, it didn't take a rocket scientist to put two and two together. Someone was keeping watch, and it wasn't actually a study session. Given the current climate and previous smaller attempts, the answer was glaringly obvious.
The gaping only worsened when she saw Abra come from the room. HE KNEW ABOUT THE REBELLION TOO?? She'd given up on her own rebellion, finding the results weren't worth the effort but given how Abra's level of anxiety could rival her own at times, she was floored he'd attended at all.
Thoughts, she had a lot of them right now.
Then Cam showed up. Well at least he wasn't coming from the room too. "Watch, she's keeping watch, for the study session that isn't a study session that makes Abra feel like he doesn't want to study anymore." She rattled off in a near whisper. Anxiety or not, she wasn't about to be a snitch for any Professors that happened to be walking by. "But I don't know that, and you don't either. And none of us knows anything and there's nothing to report--right Abra?" He was, last she recalled, equally obligated to report things, but if they both agreed there was nothing at all to report then everything would be fine.
Fidgeting? Who was fidgeting? Her? Oh yeah. Yeah she was. "What book is that, Bel? Did you need help? Where are you headed Cam?" Away from HERE? This just seemed like a recipe for everything to go wrong. The thought that behind that wall they were likely planning something big when all other attempts this year had failed just made her all kinds of nervous for the next bit of stupidity they would attempt. It wouldn't end well for anyone. What little privileges they had left would likely be cut.
Call him skeptical, but the man felt on edge every time he saw a group of students in any one place. It was all the acting out lately. The little acts of defiance, the not so little acts. It forced the man into a state of constant alert when he left his office. Never knew when you'd need to suspend or expel a group of puberty stricken miscreants for acting on plans they never seemed to fully think through.
Four was a crowd in his book. Four was enough to be UP to something. The fact three of the four were student leaders should have set the man's mind at ease but it didn't.
Nothing these students did put his mind at ease anymore. "Keeping out of trouble I hope." He commented, slowing to a stop before the small group. Ms. Macindoe had books, what was everyone else's excuse to be loitering about the corridor. Did they not have enough homework to keep them otherwise occupied? That could be remedied.
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