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Faerilicious · 06-25-2009, 03:03 AM

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Originally Posted by unicornkeeper07

Aislynn could tell she probably wasn't needed. But, after observing her position, she figured the Ravenclaw must've hit her head pretty hard.

She looked around and notice little white flowers, almost resembling daisies. She stood up and let out a small cry in pain. Her side was still throbbing from the wound. She went over to the plant, cut off some of the leaves, took out her wand to freeze dry it and brought it over to the girl.

"Here," Aislynn said as she knelt by the Ravenclaw once more. She handed over the dry leaves. "Eat this. It's feverfew, it will help with your head."

"Trust me." Aislynn gave her a reassuring smile.

Now Sabrina looked up and stared at the person who had been trying to help her, her blue eyes wide and her head still spinning. Not as much though, she felt a little better. Without the help of whatever it was the girl was holding at her.

Erm, was she crazy? Sabrina wasn't going to eat something she didn't know about. Not that Sabrina thought the girl wanted to hurt her or anything, why would she do that, she didn't even know Sabrina. But she was not taking whatever it was that girl was holding in her hands.

"Erm, thanks." SHE COULD SPEAK! "But no, thanks." She was speaking softly though. She appreciated the help, even if she didn't want to take it. "I feel much better ..."

'I'M CHECKING YOUR PULSE, SIR.'

URGH! Who was being so loud? Snapping her head in the direction of the voice, Sabrina turned to glare at whoever it was. Because this time it was a student. If his words hadn't made that obvious, his voice had. And she wouldn't get in trouble for glaring at a student. Unless it was Clifford. Who might take five points off just because she looked at him.

She recognised the person to be Plymouth and then she noticed Professor Kazimeriz, unconcious. Or at least he looked unconcious. She stopped glaring at him But still, there was no need to yell!

Now that she was distracted from her self-pity, Sabrina already felt her dizziness fade away.

And then she reaslised she was still sitting in the mud. And she jumped up.

06-25-2009, 03:03 AM	#127 (permalink)
Faerilicious Triwizard Champion DA's ROR Keeper Dwarf Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Australia Posts: 35,035 Hogwarts RPG Name: Aanya Agrawal First Year	Wonky Knee Quote: Originally Posted by unicornkeeper07 Aislynn could tell she probably wasn't needed. But, after observing her position, she figured the Ravenclaw must've hit her head pretty hard. She looked around and notice little white flowers, almost resembling daisies. She stood up and let out a small cry in pain. Her side was still throbbing from the wound. She went over to the plant, cut off some of the leaves, took out her wand to freeze dry it and brought it over to the girl. "Here," Aislynn said as she knelt by the Ravenclaw once more. She handed over the dry leaves. "Eat this. It's feverfew, it will help with your head." "Trust me." Aislynn gave her a reassuring smile. Now Sabrina looked up and stared at the person who had been trying to help her, her blue eyes wide and her head still spinning. Not as much though, she felt a little better. Without the help of whatever it was the girl was holding at her. Erm, was she crazy? Sabrina wasn't going to eat something she didn't know about. Not that Sabrina thought the girl wanted to hurt her or anything, why would she do that, she didn't even know Sabrina. But she was not taking whatever it was that girl was holding in her hands. "Erm, thanks." SHE COULD SPEAK! "But no, thanks." She was speaking softly though. She appreciated the help, even if she didn't want to take it. "I feel much better ..." 'I'M CHECKING YOUR PULSE, SIR.' URGH! Who was being so loud? Snapping her head in the direction of the voice, Sabrina turned to glare at whoever it was. Because this time it was a student. If his words hadn't made that obvious, his voice had. And she wouldn't get in trouble for glaring at a student. Unless it was Clifford. Who might take five points off just because she looked at him. She recognised the person to be Plymouth and then she noticed Professor Kazimeriz, unconcious. Or at least he looked unconcious. She stopped glaring at him But still, there was no need to yell! Now that she was distracted from her self-pity, Sabrina already felt her dizziness fade away. And then she reaslised she was still sitting in the mud. And she jumped up.