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*Nordic Witch* · 11-29-2018, 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Krel Ansell

As he approached the round-spinny chamber, something started to take focus in front of him. The sunglasses helped hide his blue glowing eyes, but due to the darkness in the room, it made it hard to see. Pushing the glasses up on his forehead, Adam squinted and shuffled into the entryway.

“Ah,” Adam said, as the faint outline of Laurel took shape. She had a teal-ish outline around her. Adam had discovered that, as his eyesight [very slowly] came back, people had a faint color around them. ”Laurel, how are you totay?” He came to a stop next to her. ”Has zee room stopped spvinning yet?”

Laurel was not a fan of this spinning entry chamber at all. Why couldn't Airey have installed a regular lift? Sigh, she was about to ask the chamber to take her to the Prophecy division when Adam shuffled into view in the entryway. Pushing some blond hair out of her blue eyes as Adam came to a stop next to her Laurel greeted kindly. "Hello Adam, I'm all right, how are you?" Shaking her head she replied "No, it hasn't! Is there a trick to make the chamber stop spinning faster?"

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Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie

"Ah, salutations," he greeted the pair with a salute from one of the rolls of parchment. "Everything go well out there, Laurel?" he inquired to be polite. He...was still skeptical about the whole Hall of Prophecy and all that business, though the occasional tea with Calista reminded him that he was capable of being unbiased.

Salutations??? Who even said that unless it was for a celebration? Well Airey was a character so Laurel just left it at that. Smiling at her boss she greeted "Hello Airey," she thought over her answer before she replied. "It went as I predicted it go. The girl had true seer potential while the boy sadly was a prankster out to make fun of the noble art of seering. I got quite unhappy with him."

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Nordic Witch DERP & DoM Ashwinder Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: [GMT + 1] Posts: 13,954 Hogwarts RPG Name: Emmeline Vance Ravenclaw Second Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Maria Kingstonsdottir Dolph Hufflepuff Sixth Year Ministry RPG Name: Violet Fawley Ecological Protection Ministry RPG Name: Laurel Vance-Rose Mysteries x3	Swedishfish Girl! Madame Librarian! Jess's Soul Sister! Sweetest Swede! Quote: Originally Posted by Krel Ansell As he approached the round-spinny chamber, something started to take focus in front of him. The sunglasses helped hide his blue glowing eyes, but due to the darkness in the room, it made it hard to see. Pushing the glasses up on his forehead, Adam squinted and shuffled into the entryway. “Ah,” Adam said, as the faint outline of Laurel took shape. She had a teal-ish outline around her. Adam had discovered that, as his eyesight [very slowly] came back, people had a faint color around them. ”Laurel, how are you totay?” He came to a stop next to her. ”Has zee room stopped spvinning yet?” Laurel was not a fan of this spinning entry chamber at all. Why couldn't Airey have installed a regular lift? Sigh, she was about to ask the chamber to take her to the Prophecy division when Adam shuffled into view in the entryway. Pushing some blond hair out of her blue eyes as Adam came to a stop next to her Laurel greeted kindly. "Hello Adam, I'm all right, how are you?" Shaking her head she replied "No, it hasn't! Is there a trick to make the chamber stop spinning faster?" Quote: Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie "Ah, salutations," he greeted the pair with a salute from one of the rolls of parchment. "Everything go well out there, Laurel?" he inquired to be polite. He...was still skeptical about the whole Hall of Prophecy and all that business, though the occasional tea with Calista reminded him that he was capable of being unbiased. Salutations??? Who even said that unless it was for a celebration? Well Airey was a character so Laurel just left it at that. Smiling at her boss she greeted "Hello Airey," she thought over her answer before she replied. "It went as I predicted it go. The girl had true seer potential while the boy sadly was a prankster out to make fun of the noble art of seering. I got quite unhappy with him." __________________