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Angie · 10-24-2008, 03:07 AM

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Originally Posted by PhoenixRising

Writing down the list of ingredients posted on the board, Dominic sighed quietly as he took out his cauldron. It wasn't that he didn't mind potions, but rather more of the case of he didn't want a psychology lesson during potions class. Since he was quite the farthest thing from being in love.

His head turned instinctively towards a female's voice who appeared to be responding to his male hormones suggestion. Ah, of course it was Kaika. Shaking his head musingly, he found it kind of funny. "That's debatable. At least male hormones don't cause one to cry at the drop of a hat."

Squinting at his list, he saw the first ingredient was water. Well that's easy, he thought, until he looked over to see Mystery Girl with a puzzled look on her face. Wait a moment, wasn't she supposed to be in Ravenclaw? Like smart or something... then again, she didn't like books, which was odd for a 'claw.

Shaking his head slightly, he pointed his wand into his cauldron and muttered 'aguamenti', watching as his size two pewter cauldron began to fill with water. Once he was sure he had enough, he stopped the water spell and looked over towards Mystery Girl again.

"Psst... are you stumped?" he asked, noticing she hadn't filled her cauldron yet with water.

Sigh. Since an Anti-Love potion was not something Willow particularly needed, the fourth year was not looking forward to do it. To be honest, it look quite complex, and what was the point of wasting her time doing something as hard as this potion if it was absolutely useless for her. None! The professor, however, did not seem to agree.

Momentarily distracted by the little argument a couple of Hufflepuffs --Weird Boy included. Of course he was arguing with a girl-- Willow eyed the two of them for a second, before turning back to a stare at her cauldron. Now, did she want to do the pointless potion or not? Well, it wasn't like she had a choice, but there was nothing wrong on thinking that she could actually decided whether she wanted to do it or not...

Snapping her head up as she heard someone whispering to her, the girl realized it was Weird Boy. What? Did he want to argue about Hormones with her, too? Willow didn't like Hormones. Annoying little things.. Not that hers were much of a problem, but still. Those things caused a lot of drama.

"Stumped? Me? No, I was just er--pondering some things about it." Right. Like how pointless it was. But Willow was not about to say that, for the professor might hear and that could get her in trouble. "What about you? I see you are excited about it," she pointed out, noting that there was water inside his cauldron already. "Someone's in love and doesn't want to feel that way anymore, it seems." Snicker. Okay, that had been uncalled for, buut--she didn't care. As long as the professor didn't hear, everything would be fine. Besides, it was a simple question. Sort of.

10-24-2008, 03:07 AM	#55 (permalink)
Angie DoM Veela Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Themyscira Posts: 37,610 Hogwarts RPG Name: Nerissa M. Tate Sixth Year x8	Wowza! Quote: Originally Posted by PhoenixRising Writing down the list of ingredients posted on the board, Dominic sighed quietly as he took out his cauldron. It wasn't that he didn't mind potions, but rather more of the case of he didn't want a psychology lesson during potions class. Since he was quite the farthest thing from being in love. His head turned instinctively towards a female's voice who appeared to be responding to his male hormones suggestion. Ah, of course it was Kaika. Shaking his head musingly, he found it kind of funny. "That's debatable. At least male hormones don't cause one to cry at the drop of a hat." Squinting at his list, he saw the first ingredient was water. Well that's easy, he thought, until he looked over to see Mystery Girl with a puzzled look on her face. Wait a moment, wasn't she supposed to be in Ravenclaw? Like smart or something... then again, she didn't like books, which was odd for a 'claw. Shaking his head slightly, he pointed his wand into his cauldron and muttered 'aguamenti', watching as his size two pewter cauldron began to fill with water. Once he was sure he had enough, he stopped the water spell and looked over towards Mystery Girl again. "Psst... are you stumped?" he asked, noticing she hadn't filled her cauldron yet with water. Sigh. Since an Anti-Love potion was not something Willow particularly needed, the fourth year was not looking forward to do it. To be honest, it look quite complex, and what was the point of wasting her time doing something as hard as this potion if it was absolutely useless for her. None! The professor, however, did not seem to agree. Momentarily distracted by the little argument a couple of Hufflepuffs --Weird Boy included. Of course he was arguing with a girl-- Willow eyed the two of them for a second, before turning back to a stare at her cauldron. Now, did she want to do the pointless potion or not? Well, it wasn't like she had a choice, but there was nothing wrong on thinking that she could actually decided whether she wanted to do it or not... Snapping her head up as she heard someone whispering to her, the girl realized it was Weird Boy. What? Did he want to argue about Hormones with her, too? Willow didn't like Hormones. Annoying little things.. Not that hers were much of a problem, but still. Those things caused a lot of drama. "Stumped? Me? No, I was just er--pondering some things about it." Right. Like how pointless it was. But Willow was not about to say that, for the professor might hear and that could get her in trouble. "What about you? I see you are excited about it," she pointed out, noting that there was water inside his cauldron already. "Someone's in love and doesn't want to feel that way anymore, it seems." Snicker. Okay, that had been uncalled for, buut--she didn't care. As long as the professor didn't hear, everything would be fine. Besides, it was a simple question. Sort of. __________________