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Erindipity · 01-10-2011, 05:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Steelsheen

Salander was just leaving class when he approaches the moving staircase. He had to smirk, he's gotten a little used to them now, compared to how much trouble he had trying to climb them last term and getting completely lost. As he descended down the steps, it begun to move. "Your days are numbered buddy." he snickered at the stairs "Once the Headmaster installs the elevator nobody would want to use you anymore... put you in an empty silo and forget about you."

Oh yeah and Salander was just the man to franchise such an elevator uhuh.

Lexi adjusted her robes a bit and hitched her bag up higher on her shoulder. Was it end of term yet? Ugh. Hearing a voice talking she hopped onto the end of the staircase right before it moved. Teetering to catch her balance she cursed under breath and finally lifted her gaze.

Gulp.

At the opposite end of the stairs stood Salander. Man. She felt like they were going to have a showdown. One that would rival the O.K Corral. She tried to smile but it mangled on her face. "S-s-sal. How have you been?" she asked lamely as she shifted foot to foot. She had been terrible. Utterly terrible. She was heartbroken and confused and felt like the world's worst person for hurting people she cared about.

01-10-2011, 05:07 AM	#13 (permalink)
Erindipity DMT Mountain Troll Join Date: Jul 2009 Posts: 23,584 x8	Quote: Originally Posted by Steelsheen Salander was just leaving class when he approaches the moving staircase. He had to smirk, he's gotten a little used to them now, compared to how much trouble he had trying to climb them last term and getting completely lost. As he descended down the steps, it begun to move. "Your days are numbered buddy." he snickered at the stairs "Once the Headmaster installs the elevator nobody would want to use you anymore... put you in an empty silo and forget about you." Oh yeah and Salander was just the man to franchise such an elevator uhuh. Lexi adjusted her robes a bit and hitched her bag up higher on her shoulder. Was it end of term yet? Ugh. Hearing a voice talking she hopped onto the end of the staircase right before it moved. Teetering to catch her balance she cursed under breath and finally lifted her gaze. Gulp. At the opposite end of the stairs stood Salander. Man. She felt like they were going to have a showdown. One that would rival the O.K Corral. She tried to smile but it mangled on her face. "S-s-sal. How have you been?" she asked lamely as she shifted foot to foot. She had been terrible. Utterly terrible. She was heartbroken and confused and felt like the world's worst person for hurting people she cared about.