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StarShine · 09-22-2009, 10:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Lacarnum Inflamarae

Walk straight through the corridor, making sure to pass the ... thingymabob. Then, make sure to take a left at the Suit of Armor, then make a ... right? No, wait, it was go straight. Or was it another left?

Ugh. This castle was so bloody big it was a wonder she made it to class on time today. She must have passed about 6 Suits of Armor, and these corridors were endless. Stopping in her tracks, Arabelle turned in a slow circle, looking for her destination. Her shoes squeaked on the floor and the sound echoed back to her. It sounded like there wasn't another person around for miles. But that couldn't be true ... could it? After the wild goose chase Arabelle went on today, she wasn't exactly sure how big this castle was. Enough to make her the only living thing in a sizable radius was her guess.

Where was it? Walking down the corridor a bit, Arabelle kept her eyes pealed. There! A door. She headed toward it, grabbed the knob and flung the door open. This was ... not the place she was looking for. She was extremely frustrated now, and didn't even want to go looking anymore. She was done, cooked, given up. She walked into the empty classroom, taking in her surroundings.

This could work. She took her pack off her back and flopped down against the wall. Closing her eyes, she made she to calm down before doing anything else. Then she reached out into her pack and brought out her Arithmancy book. "I am going to understand this by the time I leave this classroom," she said to herself. Propping her book on her knees, she began to read.

Evan walked out of the great hall, heading to the common room. These two were the easiest places he could find in the great castle, and he wouldn't go off his way. If he went to some other places, he'd get lost and it'd take hours to find his way back. Well he wouldn't go off his way if he hadn't just seen a class door open. He decided to pass, but he was bored of being to only two places because of his fear. Besides he was still on the ground floor, he could easily find his way back. With that reassurance, he walked into the classroom, ready for an adventure! It was simply a classroom, but everywhere here was an adventure by simply 'existing'.

He saw a girl reading a book. He had interrupted her. "Oh sorry," he said, trying to cover his rudeness. "I just saw the door open and came to see what was here." Why was he still talking? Why didn't he just leave the girl alone...?

09-22-2009, 10:36 PM	#3 (permalink)
StarShine DoM Kappa Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Cell culture hood Posts: 13,005 Hogwarts RPG Name: Mona Deandra Hellmann Gryffindor First Year x5 x6	^_^ ¼ of the Sisterhood of the Traveling Pls Quote: Originally Posted by Lacarnum Inflamarae Walk straight through the corridor, making sure to pass the ... thingymabob. Then, make sure to take a left at the Suit of Armor, then make a ... right? No, wait, it was go straight. Or was it another left? Ugh. This castle was so bloody big it was a wonder she made it to class on time today. She must have passed about 6 Suits of Armor, and these corridors were endless. Stopping in her tracks, Arabelle turned in a slow circle, looking for her destination. Her shoes squeaked on the floor and the sound echoed back to her. It sounded like there wasn't another person around for miles. But that couldn't be true ... could it? After the wild goose chase Arabelle went on today, she wasn't exactly sure how big this castle was. Enough to make her the only living thing in a sizable radius was her guess. Where was it? Walking down the corridor a bit, Arabelle kept her eyes pealed. There! A door. She headed toward it, grabbed the knob and flung the door open. This was ... not the place she was looking for. She was extremely frustrated now, and didn't even want to go looking anymore. She was done, cooked, given up. She walked into the empty classroom, taking in her surroundings. This could work. She took her pack off her back and flopped down against the wall. Closing her eyes, she made she to calm down before doing anything else. Then she reached out into her pack and brought out her Arithmancy book. "I am going to understand this by the time I leave this classroom," she said to herself. Propping her book on her knees, she began to read. Evan walked out of the great hall, heading to the common room. These two were the easiest places he could find in the great castle, and he wouldn't go off his way. If he went to some other places, he'd get lost and it'd take hours to find his way back. Well he wouldn't go off his way if he hadn't just seen a class door open. He decided to pass, but he was bored of being to only two places because of his fear. Besides he was still on the ground floor, he could easily find his way back. With that reassurance, he walked into the classroom, ready for an adventure! It was simply a classroom, but everywhere here was an adventure by simply 'existing'. He saw a girl reading a book. He had interrupted her. "Oh sorry," he said, trying to cover his rudeness. "I just saw the door open and came to see what was here." Why was he still talking? Why didn't he just leave the girl alone...?