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Lockhartian · 01-22-2011, 05:51 AM

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Originally Posted by HaRoHeGiNeLu

Ellie smiled at the Niffler. It was so precious and little. "Metal? Er..no." Just her wand. Which was not metal, she was pretty sure. Unless Ollivanders had taken a different turn on making wands, and lied to her. Which she totally doubted. "Sure," she'll hold him. And she cupped her hands together to accept the little darling thing.

"It's fine," she nodded. It didn't matter what he was going to say. It certainly wasn't his fault that everything changed without notice. It was partly Bishops, though.

"I.." Ellie brought her eyes back to Treyen for a second, before looking away again, "don't..think..I can?" She immensely disliked Bishop. And she disliked the feeling she had when she went to the first lesson. And she disliked being in that room without Reyn. It didn't feel right. It was different. Granted, less different than his office, but still different.

Even thinking about it caused that sick feeling to return.

Perfect. No metal or shiny things. Good thing Ellie didn't have a badge...a badge. He had an idea. And Cedric would be the one to suffer.

For a bit.

He smiled back. Creatures were special, weren't they? Well, maybe not a Cockatrice, but did that qualify as an animal? Treyen was pretty sure it was more along the lines of monster than creature.

Mmmmhmmm. Wait. Waaait. What?!

He...froze again. And he'd thought he wouldn't be able to feel anything in quite a while. His eyes were only focused on Ellie. "You don't think you can?" what had gone wrong? He didn't see anything going wrong in class, the only one who made a scene had been Jake. If something had happened at Divination that managed to involve Ellie somehow he'd have noticed. Yes. And nothing happened. Unless...she'd mentioned that she didn't want to go in the first place...she probably didn't feel good while sitting there in the classroom that had the possibilities of bringing awesome memories back, right? Like Peeves, for instance?

If she didn't go...then it only meant that he'd be seeing less of her, "I will miss you, but you already know that," he'd said that already, right? Actually, he was being selfish, because partnering up with Jake was something he could deal with while knowing she could be in the same room. She'd been the reason he didn't walk out of class when patience was running low on his side. He did frown as he looked down to the floor, there was no way he was forcing her to attend the lessons anyway, he couldn't do that. Both literally, and because it would probably make her miserable. That's the last thing he wanted.

"You don't have to go," he said, as if a decision had been made. And a decision had actually been made, he needed to head back to the Healer and ask for more chocolate and permission to stay there until his heart was feeling better. He'd thought that Divination could be the cure to it, but he'd been mistaken. It was a good thing he never shared that theory with the Healer.

The Lockhart boy took just one step closer to Ellie, "Are you alright, though?" he asked, a bit concerned. The look on her face said otherwise, so she'd better say the truth.

01-22-2011, 05:51 AM	#14 (permalink)
Lockhartian Kappa Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: The Eyrie Posts: 14,978 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ashton P. Walker First Year x11 x11	Eagle Eye [⅓ Badger Trio] Felon & Kafka ♥ Gilderoy Lockhart <3 [TEAM 947!] Quote: Originally Posted by HaRoHeGiNeLu Ellie smiled at the Niffler. It was so precious and little. "Metal? Er..no." Just her wand. Which was not metal, she was pretty sure. Unless Ollivanders had taken a different turn on making wands, and lied to her. Which she totally doubted. "Sure," she'll hold him. And she cupped her hands together to accept the little darling thing. "It's fine," she nodded. It didn't matter what he was going to say. It certainly wasn't his fault that everything changed without notice. It was partly Bishops, though. "I.." Ellie brought her eyes back to Treyen for a second, before looking away again, "don't..think..I can?" She immensely disliked Bishop. And she disliked the feeling she had when she went to the first lesson. And she disliked being in that room without Reyn. It didn't feel right. It was different. Granted, less different than his office, but still different. Even thinking about it caused that sick feeling to return. Perfect. No metal or shiny things. Good thing Ellie didn't have a badge...a badge. He had an idea. And Cedric would be the one to suffer. For a bit. He smiled back. Creatures were special, weren't they? Well, maybe not a Cockatrice, but did that qualify as an animal? Treyen was pretty sure it was more along the lines of monster than creature. Mmmmhmmm. Wait. Waaait. What?! He...froze again. And he'd thought he wouldn't be able to feel anything in quite a while. His eyes were only focused on Ellie. "You don't think you can?" what had gone wrong? He didn't see anything going wrong in class, the only one who made a scene had been Jake. If something had happened at Divination that managed to involve Ellie somehow he'd have noticed. Yes. And nothing happened. Unless...she'd mentioned that she didn't want to go in the first place...she probably didn't feel good while sitting there in the classroom that had the possibilities of bringing awesome memories back, right? Like Peeves, for instance? If she didn't go...then it only meant that he'd be seeing less of her, "I will miss you, but you already know that," he'd said that already, right? Actually, he was being selfish, because partnering up with Jake was something he could deal with while knowing she could be in the same room. She'd been the reason he didn't walk out of class when patience was running low on his side. He did frown as he looked down to the floor, there was no way he was forcing her to attend the lessons anyway, he couldn't do that. Both literally, and because it would probably make her miserable. That's the last thing he wanted. "You don't have to go," he said, as if a decision had been made. And a decision had actually been made, he needed to head back to the Healer and ask for more chocolate and permission to stay there until his heart was feeling better. He'd thought that Divination could be the cure to it, but he'd been mistaken. It was a good thing he never shared that theory with the Healer. The Lockhart boy took just one step closer to Ellie, "Are you alright, though?" he asked, a bit concerned. The look on her face said otherwise, so she'd better say the truth.