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Waddles · 02-07-2009, 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Monkey Princess

William gave a sour face as he waited, praying she hadn't gone the wrong way. He was HUNGRY! He needed food, and the green leafy maze just wouldn't cut it for him. Not that he didn't mind the greenness but he was a kid, he loved food. Watching as his partners dot stopped at the last fork in the maze he grinned. Excellent, there was only one more left then straight. He'd have to think of a color to tell her he thought, frowning. Oh he knew, blue!

Holding his wand up and thinking the color green he shouted, "Firstian!" and watched as green sparks shot out of the tip. Waiting until the sparks dissapeared he raised his wand again, thinking blue and bronze as he shouted "Firstian!" again, watching as the bronze and blue sparks shot out of his wand again. Sweet he was getting to be a pro at this!

Waiting at the finish line he looked expectantly for his partner, who no doubt wanted out of that maze right then and there. He hoped so anyway; perhaps she loved the dark recluse of the maze and wanted a nap before coming out. Well if that was the case, he'd leave, run up to the dorm room and grab some chocolate frogs than run back and hope she was awake.

Ok, not really. He wanted this finished now, when they were soooo close to finishing. And besides he still needed to explore.

Juniper beamed as she spotted the green sparks which she was positive had come from her partner. Green, so to the left. The fourth year sprinted along the left fork, certain that she was almost free. But just after the green sparks came blue and bronze sparks. Juniper stopped short, practically falling over because she had been running so quickly. What on earth did blue and bronze sparks mean?

Oh! Maybe they meant that that had been the last fork. Juniper decided that this must be the reason, and she quickly continued her sprint out of the maze. But then she saw it. Another fork, with three possible pathways.

What on earth was this all about? Juniper stared at the fork, trying to decipher how she should ask her partner to go. She could write a really long message in the ribbon, and give a third color code. But... that would take a long time, and Juniper wanted to get out of the maze as quickly as possible. She remembered the blue and green sparks. Perhaps they had meant.. go straight at the next fork. Yes, that must be it. And if it was not it, then Juniper would find out soon enough.

Taking a deep breath, Juniper decided to take her chances on guessing what the blue and bronze meant. She walked slowly down the third fork, gaining speed and confidence until she was eventually running, running, to get out of the maze at last. She could smell the freedom, she could taste the space.

"We did iiiit!" Juniper practically tackled her first year partner, exhilarated by the freedom of being out of the maze. She completely forgot that they had never introduced themselves, and was just so proud of the first year boy. "You got me out of the maze!" Juniper beamed at him, no less than thrilled.

02-07-2009, 05:45 PM	#197 (permalink)
Waddles Re'em Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 19,533 Hogwarts RPG Name: Sophia Svensson #556B2F Slytherin Fifth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Eulalia Walles (#F48037) Hufflepuff Fourth Year	Constant Vigilance! O_O AWAKE! Quote: Originally Posted by Monkey Princess William gave a sour face as he waited, praying she hadn't gone the wrong way. He was HUNGRY! He needed food, and the green leafy maze just wouldn't cut it for him. Not that he didn't mind the greenness but he was a kid, he loved food. Watching as his partners dot stopped at the last fork in the maze he grinned. Excellent, there was only one more left then straight. He'd have to think of a color to tell her he thought, frowning. Oh he knew, blue! Holding his wand up and thinking the color green he shouted, "Firstian!" and watched as green sparks shot out of the tip. Waiting until the sparks dissapeared he raised his wand again, thinking blue and bronze as he shouted "Firstian!" again, watching as the bronze and blue sparks shot out of his wand again. Sweet he was getting to be a pro at this! Waiting at the finish line he looked expectantly for his partner, who no doubt wanted out of that maze right then and there. He hoped so anyway; perhaps she loved the dark recluse of the maze and wanted a nap before coming out. Well if that was the case, he'd leave, run up to the dorm room and grab some chocolate frogs than run back and hope she was awake. Ok, not really. He wanted this finished now, when they were soooo close to finishing. And besides he still needed to explore. Juniper beamed as she spotted the green sparks which she was positive had come from her partner. Green, so to the left. The fourth year sprinted along the left fork, certain that she was almost free. But just after the green sparks came blue and bronze sparks. Juniper stopped short, practically falling over because she had been running so quickly. What on earth did blue and bronze sparks mean? Oh! Maybe they meant that that had been the last fork. Juniper decided that this must be the reason, and she quickly continued her sprint out of the maze. But then she saw it. Another fork, with three possible pathways. What on earth was this all about? Juniper stared at the fork, trying to decipher how she should ask her partner to go. She could write a really long message in the ribbon, and give a third color code. But... that would take a long time, and Juniper wanted to get out of the maze as quickly as possible. She remembered the blue and green sparks. Perhaps they had meant.. go straight at the next fork. Yes, that must be it. And if it was not it, then Juniper would find out soon enough. Taking a deep breath, Juniper decided to take her chances on guessing what the blue and bronze meant. She walked slowly down the third fork, gaining speed and confidence until she was eventually running, running, to get out of the maze at last. She could smell the freedom, she could taste the space. "We did iiiit!" Juniper practically tackled her first year partner, exhilarated by the freedom of being out of the maze. She completely forgot that they had never introduced themselves, and was just so proud of the first year boy. "You got me out of the maze!" Juniper beamed at him, no less than thrilled. __________________