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| Dalliesa | Ab-Bot | Hogwarts Trojan War | Botros was sitting quietly at his desk, keeping an eye out on the children and the suits as they fought. Probably he should've assured them that the suits would never hurt them for real? Even if they were advancing towards them? But he wanted them to feel the danger, it was more exciting this way. Instead he waited until one of the armours got a hold on a student. It'd be fun to watch. Quote:
Originally Posted by Cassirin "If we can get close enough, can we add more Algiz, sir?" Mo asked, dodging sideways to keep an eye on his suit of armor.
In the meantime, he could keep one of those suits of armor from hurting his suit anymore than it was already hurt. He pointed his wand at the Gryffindor suit, shouting, "Incarcerous!." Rope shot from the tip of his wand toward the lion's knight. "You can do whatever you want, Marco. Nothing is out of bounds when it comes to love and war." Botros beamed at the Ravenclaw, even if the boy probably didn't see him with one of the armours heading towards him. Quote:
Originally Posted by TakemetotheBurrow And it was really unfortunate that her spell hadn't done much to the Ravenclaw armor but that just meant the runes were working, right? It was kind of awesome how strong they were. That made her think of something, actually. "Sir, what we're seeing with the armor, is this what is was like for warriors who tattooed Algiz on to their bodies before battle?" She sort of shouted the question at him so he'd hear her over the noise and hoped to get a response. Botros nodded at the Hufflepuff captain, but realized that she was probably too preoccupied to look his way, so he spoke loudly over the noise. "Yes! They wore beads, necklaces, hairbands usually but tattoos were also there." No tattoos for the kids, though. STATUS: Gryffindor Armour: Crack on its back. Hufflepuff Armour: Dent on the side. Ravenclaw Armour: Backwards helmet. Slytherin Armour: None so far. |
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