SnitchSeeker.com - Slytherin Snake Pit

SnitchSeeker.com (https://www.snitchseeker.com/forum.php)

- Term 38: September - December 2014 (https://www.snitchseeker.com/term-38-september-december-2014/)

- - Slytherin Snake Pit (https://www.snitchseeker.com/term-38-september-december-2014/slytherin-snake-pit-99583/)

Peter had no idea what this kids was talking about. It was pretty cool. It seemed he had an interest in the truly awesome book he was holding. Well not just anyone can look in these pages. Well that is not true. It is just fun to make this a game.

Games were Fun. With a capital F.

But seemed like this kids wanted the book badly. Seeing as his hand was on it.

"Looks like someone really wants to read" But before he could even say yes or no. The book disappears into thin air. Like magic. Totally awesome.

"Looks like the book just did not want anymore company...Shame"

It only likes awesome people like Peter.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Tegz (Post 11666734)

No disappointment so far apparently. Ruby preened slightly, obviously enjoying the compliment and the vote of confidence. And since Grayson was determined to do well, she kind of wanted to too? Not to impress him exactly but... something. But even if she couldn't manage it herself she wanted to encourage him since he seemed to get frustrated about it.

"Yeah." She said sympathetically. Actually Ruby knew what it was to try hard to do something, to want to do something so badly, and not be able to manage. That was every day for her, every time she picked up a stupid book and every time she tried to write anything that wasn't her own name. Ruby reached out and touched his arm. "Maybe a little more patience, Gray?" Paaause. "Is there... something particular you want to see? Or is it just... anything at all?"

As for what she was seeing... "Just mist." But she was willing to keep looking.

Since he didn't give them out often or as often as he could, Grayson did care whether the person he was complimenting accepted them or not. This wasn't something he had to worry about with Ruby, though. Not when the two thought along the same lines. So, he merely smiled in response. Smiled wide.

Yeah. Whitty glanced at the girl to see if she was gonna add anything else and when she didn't, he merely shrugged and dropped the topic. They were conceited -- or, at least, he definitely was -- so there was no need to talk about things they were bad at. Besides, she was giving him advice and touching his arm and that was far more important. Clearly. "Probably. Patience isn't really my thing."

Was he looking for something? Good question. "Dunno, I just wanna see something epic, you know? Something worth seeing." And not freaking mist, which was what she could see as well. "That sucks. Is there anything you want to see in there?"

Studying sucked worse than flobberworms. It required attention and focusing on subjects Beverly wasn't all that much interested in. For example, History of Magic. The past was in the past, why did she need that now?

Beverly decided she'd had enough after an hour of trying and failing to concentrate on history. Closing that book and setting it aside, she took one of her favorite books.

Dragons.

Now this caught her attention AND interest. One day she'd befriend a dragon and they'll be inseparable. It was possible, she's seen it happen, so who was to say she couldn't have high expectations?

With that in mind, she crossed one leg over the other and opened up her beloved book. This...this was life.