Is it all that swinging that's making you dizzy, or is it something stronger? Slowly but surely, the world around you starts spinning as the purple-colored draught courses through your body. Better hold on tight to that monkey bar, because you've been struck with a solid dose of dizziness. Darn. That was definitely not an Invigoration Draught.

Lia felt great as she started the obstacle course. Monkey bars weren't really all that difficult. She had been doing these since she was little, no worries here. Pacing herself wasn't a problem and she was doing great making her way steadily from one bar to the next.

The bubbly young Ravenclaw thought she was doing well. Nothing seemed to be slowing her down, not that she was all that fair into the course yet to be tired or anything. She hummed happily under her breath, reaching to grab hold of the next bar just as she had been doing all along.

It was upon reaching about three quarters of the way across that everything began to spin around her. Or perhaps she was the one spinning? No, no, she most definitely wasn't the one spinning. It felt like she was spinning in one direction and everything else around her was spinning the other way. "Whoooooooa...." she exclaimed her body sway in almost a circling motion rather than back and forth like it had been as she now now at at bar above her head as tightly as she could with one hand, her other making flailing grasps for another bar.

What was going on? Why was everything spinning so fast? She was perfectly fine a few moments ago. Dahlia tried to fight through the sudden intense bout of dizziness and grab onto the other bar as well, though it wasn't very firmly. Closing her eyes tightly she tried to will the dizziness away but it was no use.

It was all spinning faster and faster. Whether her blue eyes were open or shut, it didn't matter, the ground quickly raising up to meet her as she lost her grip on the money bars. "Eep!" Lia did her best to land on her feet, monkey bars weren't all THAT high but being extremely dizzy as she was didn't help for anything. Her feet hit the ground first, instantly swayed and promptly fell over, hard onto her right arm.

This is where she remained, refusing to move for fear of the world around her knocking her off of her feet again. Don't mind her, she was just going to lie right here for awhile.