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SilverTiger · 11-05-2009, 02:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Macavity

Reaching the fifth floor safely, Ainsley inwardly sighed in relief that no one seemed to have spotted them and they and their packages had all made it without falling on their faces especially with the staircases the way they were. "Right," she replied setting the floating boxes in her care down near the others before she started working on her own stacking taking turns and alternating with Adrienne.

As she worked the Gryffindor set the spells like the older girl did insuring that the wall of boxes would stay steadily in place like they were supposed to. Eventually after some time they both came to the last of the boxes, the office door well and securly blocked by the numerous spelled boxes and the girls finally stood back quietly to admire their work.

As the wall of boxes steadily grew, it was getting more difficult for her and Ainsley to set the next boxes up. Eventually, after Adrienne got tired of trying to stand on her tiptoes, she started levitating her boxes and carefully setting them down. It tested her skills, but she was fairly ertain she could still manage it. And she had been keeping an eye on Ainsley as well, since she wanted to make sure the younger girl wasn't having any problems. Or at least any problems other than the same ones she was.

At one point she thought she heard movement inside the office, when the wall was just over her head in height, but since nothing else happened, she continued stacking, almost single-minded in her purpose. And, sooner than she would have expected, the wall was complete. Joining Ainsley in standing back to admire it, she jumped a little as she heard a faint clatter.

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Originally Posted by Cinn-O-Bun

Miles' need to get closer won out and ignoring Fia's hand on his shirt he crawled forward behind the bench and watched as the stacked box after box on top of each other and in front of the door. Frowning slightly he stared at what they were doing. Wait...wasn't that a professor's office? Looking puzzled he watched them work and inched forward even more until he was barely hidden by the bench.

Seeing the Gryffindor put the last box up he tried to back up but his hand slipped causing to fall onto the floor and his wand to fall out of his pocket with a slight clatter. Grabbing his wand quickly he gave up pretenses and stood up with his wand in his hand. "So....what are you two up to?" Fia was going to kill him. Please stay hidden.

"Miles?!?!," she said in a stage whisper as she turned to see the younger Ravenclaw standing there with his wand, and then she wrapped her robe around her again protectively. "Nothing," she said evasively in response to his question. "What are you doing down here right now? And where's Fia?" His appearance had cleared up some of the pleasant haziness in her mind, but she still instinctively knew she had to get out of the situation before anyone else caught them. At least Miles could most likely be convinced not to say anything, even though she didn't know his stance on werewolves.

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Originally Posted by Zoerawrr

What in the name of...?

Moving up closer to the peeeeeople, Jake cleared his throat. "WHADARYOUDOING?!" he asked, voice loud and abrupt, doing his best to pretend he was a teacher. Then he frowned a little. "I've been waiting to see Lupa..."

Pshhh. Rude people.

But then another voice broke into their predicament, and she jumped even more before her head swiveled to find out who was yelling. How is it we managed to get down here at this hour without anyone appearing, but now they're showing up out of nowhere?, she mentally complained, before her blue eyes took in the figure of Jake Upstead. Blinking, she glanced around as she realized how strange this all had to look, and then wondered if Reese and Kiri had had this many problems with their half of the plan. Probably not. "Um . . .," she said in response to the Hufflepuff's statement that he had been waiting to see Lupa. She really wasn't sure what to say.

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SilverTiger Crumple-Horned Snorkack Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: SoCal sighs(GMT-8) Posts: 111,214 Hogwarts RPG Name: Giselle Barrington Slytherin Seventh Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Teagan Kensington Slytherin Second Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Arienne Morgenstern Hufflepuff Fifth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Simone Wild Slytherin Third Year x5 x3	lmao. That's all I'm gonna say. Shoe!Girl │ Rebel Ravie │ Confundus Queen │ RP Addict Quote: Originally Posted by Macavity Reaching the fifth floor safely, Ainsley inwardly sighed in relief that no one seemed to have spotted them and they and their packages had all made it without falling on their faces especially with the staircases the way they were. "Right," she replied setting the floating boxes in her care down near the others before she started working on her own stacking taking turns and alternating with Adrienne. As she worked the Gryffindor set the spells like the older girl did insuring that the wall of boxes would stay steadily in place like they were supposed to. Eventually after some time they both came to the last of the boxes, the office door well and securly blocked by the numerous spelled boxes and the girls finally stood back quietly to admire their work. As the wall of boxes steadily grew, it was getting more difficult for her and Ainsley to set the next boxes up. Eventually, after Adrienne got tired of trying to stand on her tiptoes, she started levitating her boxes and carefully setting them down. It tested her skills, but she was fairly ertain she could still manage it. And she had been keeping an eye on Ainsley as well, since she wanted to make sure the younger girl wasn't having any problems. Or at least any problems other than the same ones she was. At one point she thought she heard movement inside the office, when the wall was just over her head in height, but since nothing else happened, she continued stacking, almost single-minded in her purpose. And, sooner than she would have expected, the wall was complete. Joining Ainsley in standing back to admire it, she jumped a little as she heard a faint clatter. Quote: Originally Posted by Cinn-O-Bun Miles' need to get closer won out and ignoring Fia's hand on his shirt he crawled forward behind the bench and watched as the stacked box after box on top of each other and in front of the door. Frowning slightly he stared at what they were doing. Wait...wasn't that a professor's office? Looking puzzled he watched them work and inched forward even more until he was barely hidden by the bench. Seeing the Gryffindor put the last box up he tried to back up but his hand slipped causing to fall onto the floor and his wand to fall out of his pocket with a slight clatter. Grabbing his wand quickly he gave up pretenses and stood up with his wand in his hand. "So....what are you two up to?" Fia was going to kill him. Please stay hidden. "Miles?!?!," she said in a stage whisper as she turned to see the younger Ravenclaw standing there with his wand, and then she wrapped her robe around her again protectively. "Nothing," she said evasively in response to his question. "What are you doing down here right now? And where's Fia?" His appearance had cleared up some of the pleasant haziness in her mind, but she still instinctively knew she had to get out of the situation before anyone else caught them. At least Miles could most likely be convinced not to say anything, even though she didn't know his stance on werewolves. Quote: Originally Posted by Zoerawrr What in the name of...? Moving up closer to the peeeeeople, Jake cleared his throat. "WHADARYOUDOING?!" he asked, voice loud and abrupt, doing his best to pretend he was a teacher. Then he frowned a little. "I've been waiting to see Lupa..." Pshhh. Rude people. But then another voice broke into their predicament, and she jumped even more before her head swiveled to find out who was yelling. How is it we managed to get down here at this hour without anyone appearing, but now they're showing up out of nowhere?, she mentally complained, before her blue eyes took in the figure of Jake Upstead. Blinking, she glanced around as she realized how strange this all had to look, and then wondered if Reese and Kiri had had this many problems with their half of the plan. Probably not. "Um . . .," she said in response to the Hufflepuff's statement that he had been waiting to see Lupa. She really wasn't sure what to say. __________________ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ It's me, hi, I'm the problem, it's me, at tea time, everybody agrees ...It must be exhausting, always rooting for the anti-hero ♥ ♥ ♥