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Magical Soul · 06-07-2020, 05:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Cassirin

There was nothing worse than an overprotective Ravenclaw thinking they knew how to take care of every single thing in the entire world. Overthinking things, like gravity and the physics of railings and other SCIENCE stuff. Ilya was being so bossy, did he know?

"I'm being careful. And you're here. And I"m full of magic, don't you know?" But Phoebe bumped back to earth and let go of the railing, just to give Ilya some peace of mind. And maybe because she was feeling a little dizzy hanging out over the edge there. "I can't afford to buy you books every time you throw one down a ravine. But maybe I could just tell you stories for free?"

'He was here'? Did she think he was going to swoop in and save her if she fell?? "But I couldn't hold you. You're heavy." Ilya noted, the focused frown decorating his face as he looked up and down Fee's figure. The full of magic one was kind of the only thing that would make sense she was a daredevil. But counting on magic, he didn't knooooowwww about this *sucks in a breath* He had a magical gene that had been nothing but a nuisance to him for two years now.

"I didn't throw it, it fell on its own." Ilya wanted this to be said out loud for the record that he was not clumsy or a scared-y Ravenclaw. No. It was the crow's fault. Oh but wait. Stories for free? From a Gryffindor? He lost his frown, amused, and replaced it with a lopsided smile. "That's an interesting bargain." He paused before elaborating, also for the record, "It's nothing like reading because reading is a solitude activity and what you're offering is companionship--but okay!" He said the last bit quickly to emphasise he was down for it.

06-07-2020, 05:28 AM	#14 (permalink)
Magical Soul Kappa Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: GMT +3 Posts: 14,517 x6	Dalliesa \| Ab-Bot \| Hogwarts Trojan War \| Quote: Originally Posted by Cassirin There was nothing worse than an overprotective Ravenclaw thinking they knew how to take care of every single thing in the entire world. Overthinking things, like gravity and the physics of railings and other SCIENCE stuff. Ilya was being so bossy, did he know? "I'm being careful. And you're here. And I"m full of magic, don't you know?" But Phoebe bumped back to earth and let go of the railing, just to give Ilya some peace of mind. And maybe because she was feeling a little dizzy hanging out over the edge there. "I can't afford to buy you books every time you throw one down a ravine. But maybe I could just tell you stories for free?" 'He was here'? Did she think he was going to swoop in and save her if she fell?? "But I couldn't hold you. You're heavy." Ilya noted, the focused frown decorating his face as he looked up and down Fee's figure. The full of magic one was kind of the only thing that would make sense she was a daredevil. But counting on magic, he didn't knooooowwww about this sucks in a breath He had a magical gene that had been nothing but a nuisance to him for two years now. "I didn't throw it, it fell on its own." Ilya wanted this to be said out loud for the record that he was not clumsy or a scared-y Ravenclaw. No. It was the crow's fault. Oh but wait. Stories for free? From a Gryffindor? He lost his frown, amused, and replaced it with a lopsided smile. "That's an interesting bargain." He paused before elaborating, also for the record, "It's nothing like reading because reading is a solitude activity and what you're offering is companionship--but okay!" He said the last bit quickly to emphasise he was down for it.