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Syd · 05-24-2019, 12:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Harron Peasley

"Is too, and I'm older than you so I'm right." And that was the end of... whatever it was they were arguing about. So she could stop giggling, thank you very much.

Józef pondered her response for a split second before shaking his head. "Nah, not in a maze. You just have to go in one direction and then you'll eventually come out." And if that didn't work... well, then, he would be tempted to blast a hole in the side of said maze and walk out that why. Honestly, he was regretting coming here in the first place right now.

Anna scoffed. “That’s not how that works.” There were plenty of people who were older than her and not smarter. She was eleven years old, not four. And she read books. A lot.

She considered his logic again for a moment, quiet. And... okay, she really didn’t have enough of an argument to say otherwise. So he just kept following him. She was quiet for a moment, too, just letting him figure out how to get them out of their maze. That didn’t last very long, though. “So, hey, what’s your name?” As long as they were in this together, she may as well stop internally referring to him as the boy.

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Syd MO Erkling Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: [GMT-7] Posts: 20,764 Hogwarts RPG Name: Anna Keller Ministry RPG Name: Kaden L. Fuller Minister's Office	Sardines ♥ // Nomsy, yo Quote: Originally Posted by Harron Peasley "Is too, and I'm older than you so I'm right." And that was the end of... whatever it was they were arguing about. So she could stop giggling, thank you very much. Józef pondered her response for a split second before shaking his head. "Nah, not in a maze. You just have to go in one direction and then you'll eventually come out." And if that didn't work... well, then, he would be tempted to blast a hole in the side of said maze and walk out that why. Honestly, he was regretting coming here in the first place right now. Anna scoffed. “That’s not how that works.” There were plenty of people who were older than her and not smarter. She was eleven years old, not four. And she read books. A lot. She considered his logic again for a moment, quiet. And... okay, she really didn’t have enough of an argument to say otherwise. So he just kept following him. She was quiet for a moment, too, just letting him figure out how to get them out of their maze. That didn’t last very long, though. “So, hey, what’s your name?” As long as they were in this together, she may as well stop internally referring to him as the boy.