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Crystal Ball · 09-24-2008, 04:53 AM

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Originally Posted by *JoshMoonson*

"I miss it too. It's like home for me." it wasnt hard to see since she had pretty much been in France since she was born. Home was where the heart is. At least that's what they say. Really anywhere was home for her as long as it came with a several story library."I'm a fifth year t-" it was then that she heard that their was testing this year and not sixth. She sunk into her chair a little as she wasnt too excited about that. " That's a bit awful." she thought she had another year to study. Now she was going to have to condense two years into one. she came back to reality as Mair wondered how they had not met." I don't know?" Fate always seemed to be a blamable subject at times like this.

Asteira gave her a smile as she started talking again." I would of been in the same position if Liz wasn't here. Though you'll have to watch out next time you go to The Alley." She did feel a bit bad for Elizabeth...having to hear the story over and over again. Everyone had to know about the dangerous monster lurking at the wand shop. " If you ever need anything from..." what was that store again." Olivanders. That's right. The lady there is a bit mental. She snapped my wand into two. Just watch yourself." speaking of wands. She pulled it out of her pocket as she just wanted to check and make sure it was still intact. She didn't want to be going back any time soon.

Mari arched an eyebrow with interest as Asteira mentioned a monster of an old woman at the wand shop. She pulled her own wand and looked at it, thinking to herself that she would have been supremely angry at the crazy old bat if she had done the same to hers. " Why in the good name of Merlin would the woman do that? Did you say something to upset her?" She asked, looking over the other girls wand. " Did she even tell you why she did it?" She asked, now even more curious about this insane woman at Ollivanders.

09-24-2008, 04:53 AM	#85 (permalink)
Crystal Ball Doxy Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Cali Posts: 6,133 Hogwarts RPG Name: Janie Hartford Second Year	Moldy Voldy FOOBS Quote: Originally Posted by *JoshMoonson* "I miss it too. It's like home for me." it wasnt hard to see since she had pretty much been in France since she was born. Home was where the heart is. At least that's what they say. Really anywhere was home for her as long as it came with a several story library."I'm a fifth year t-" it was then that she heard that their was testing this year and not sixth. She sunk into her chair a little as she wasnt too excited about that. " That's a bit awful." she thought she had another year to study. Now she was going to have to condense two years into one. she came back to reality as Mair wondered how they had not met." I don't know?" Fate always seemed to be a blamable subject at times like this. Asteira gave her a smile as she started talking again." I would of been in the same position if Liz wasn't here. Though you'll have to watch out next time you go to The Alley." She did feel a bit bad for Elizabeth...having to hear the story over and over again. Everyone had to know about the dangerous monster lurking at the wand shop. " If you ever need anything from..." what was that store again." Olivanders. That's right. The lady there is a bit mental. She snapped my wand into two. Just watch yourself." speaking of wands. She pulled it out of her pocket as she just wanted to check and make sure it was still intact. She didn't want to be going back any time soon. Mari arched an eyebrow with interest as Asteira mentioned a monster of an old woman at the wand shop. She pulled her own wand and looked at it, thinking to herself that she would have been supremely angry at the crazy old bat if she had done the same to hers. " Why in the good name of Merlin would the woman do that? Did you say something to upset her?" She asked, looking over the other girls wand. " Did she even tell you why she did it?" She asked, now even more curious about this insane woman at Ollivanders.