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DaniDiNardo · 05-04-2019, 02:46 AM

SPOILER!!: Kaiser and Beezley

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Originally Posted by Felixir

Well... that was something. There was no need to try and muster up explanations right here and right now. That was good. Even if Kaiser couldn't think up any feasible explanation other than the truth, that meant that perhaps telling said truth could wait until there wasn't such a potential audience. In any case, Trent was not wrong: Kaiser was keenly aware of his desperate need for a shower. Sure, what he wanted more than anything was to get to the food, but if he recalled correctly, there was usually a lengthy wait before it appeared, long enough to get cleaned up, he supposed. So, he nodded.

"Right here," Kaiser replied, shrugging his bag off his shoulders - another wince - and holding it by one of the straps. Everything was in there - magic was incredible - and he felt... very strange about the idea that he was about to be parted from it. Kaiser hadn't let his bag out of his sight all summer, but he knew this was an adjustment he was going to have to accept sooner or later, now that he was back at school.

As for all the rest, Kaiser faltered. Partly because maybe he did have the one injury, but also because it was taking him a little longer than usual to translate everything in his head, and even then he didn't quite manage to grasp it all. "My... here," he said, after a pause, gesturing to his ribs on his left side, but offering no further explanation. "Nothing else." No issues. No parasites. No pink fluffy things in tow. Just a tired sixteen year old, who was relieved to have made it back to the castle in one piece. "I can still go to the feast, sir, yes?" he quickly added, just to make extra sure he wasn't about to miss it.

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Originally Posted by Beezley

Beezley might have been so excited to see the students she couldn't wait for the feast to start, so she was in the entrance watching them all come in. Her elf heart beating faster and faster with excitement. That was until she heard the Headmaster say about an elf.

"Beezley is here, Beezley will help students with their things. Master Kaiser Beezley will take your bag and be very careful with your things." Her bright pink ears hung down as her big eyes looked up at the two masters hoping she could help. "Master Kaiser needs food and Beezley will make sure he gets all the goodies too."

Malachi took the bag from the boy, naturally assuming it to be magically extended if it contained all the things he would be needing for school. The wincing didn't get by him either and he'd have asked if the boy wasn't already somewhat explaining.

"Ah, Beezley, just in time." He offered the bag to the elf for it to be taken to the Slytherin Common Room. "No need to worry about a meal, young Kaiser here will be grabbing a shower then joining the rest of his peers for the feast." No food in the common rooms, no, he was still scarred from the previous term and while he was sure the students would be eating in there anyway, he didn't want to think about it.

The Headmaster looked to the now Fifth Year, more specifically to where he'd just gestured.

"Let's have a look see, make sure it's nothing in need of immediate attention." Merlin knew where the boy had spent his summer or what happened while he was wherever. Beryl was on standby to deal if it came to that.

If it was fine, he could go grab that shower.

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DaniDiNardo MO & DMLE Crup Join Date: May 2012 Location: Over here! (GMT -5) Posts: 17,243 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ruth (Rae) Elliot Gryffindor First Year x12 x12	Yeah I broke that mirror, so what? ll NOT backward ll Official Gryfferin ll Lemon's favourite SPOILER!!: Kaiser and Beezley Quote: Originally Posted by Felixir Well... that was something. There was no need to try and muster up explanations right here and right now. That was good. Even if Kaiser couldn't think up any feasible explanation other than the truth, that meant that perhaps telling said truth could wait until there wasn't such a potential audience. In any case, Trent was not wrong: Kaiser was keenly aware of his desperate need for a shower. Sure, what he wanted more than anything was to get to the food, but if he recalled correctly, there was usually a lengthy wait before it appeared, long enough to get cleaned up, he supposed. So, he nodded. "Right here," Kaiser replied, shrugging his bag off his shoulders - another wince - and holding it by one of the straps. Everything was in there - magic was incredible - and he felt... very strange about the idea that he was about to be parted from it. Kaiser hadn't let his bag out of his sight all summer, but he knew this was an adjustment he was going to have to accept sooner or later, now that he was back at school. As for all the rest, Kaiser faltered. Partly because maybe he did have the one injury, but also because it was taking him a little longer than usual to translate everything in his head, and even then he didn't quite manage to grasp it all. "My... here," he said, after a pause, gesturing to his ribs on his left side, but offering no further explanation. "Nothing else." No issues. No parasites. No pink fluffy things in tow. Just a tired sixteen year old, who was relieved to have made it back to the castle in one piece. "I can still go to the feast, sir, yes?" he quickly added, just to make extra sure he wasn't about to miss it. Quote: Originally Posted by Beezley Beezley might have been so excited to see the students she couldn't wait for the feast to start, so she was in the entrance watching them all come in. Her elf heart beating faster and faster with excitement. That was until she heard the Headmaster say about an elf. "Beezley is here, Beezley will help students with their things. Master Kaiser Beezley will take your bag and be very careful with your things." Her bright pink ears hung down as her big eyes looked up at the two masters hoping she could help. "Master Kaiser needs food and Beezley will make sure he gets all the goodies too." Malachi took the bag from the boy, naturally assuming it to be magically extended if it contained all the things he would be needing for school. The wincing didn't get by him either and he'd have asked if the boy wasn't already somewhat explaining. "Ah, Beezley, just in time." He offered the bag to the elf for it to be taken to the Slytherin Common Room. "No need to worry about a meal, young Kaiser here will be grabbing a shower then joining the rest of his peers for the feast." No food in the common rooms, no, he was still scarred from the previous term and while he was sure the students would be eating in there anyway, he didn't want to think about it. The Headmaster looked to the now Fifth Year, more specifically to where he'd just gestured. "Let's have a look see, make sure it's nothing in need of immediate attention." Merlin knew where the boy had spent his summer or what happened while he was wherever. Beryl was on standby to deal if it came to that. If it was fine, he could go grab that shower. __________________ Imma say all the words inside my head____________________________________ ______________________________I'm fired up and tired of the way that things are said.