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Lockhartian · 05-14-2011, 02:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Anna Banana

Sierra actually playfully rolled her eyes at that point. "I'm only kidding, Lockhart. If I didn't mind researching, I'd never have gotten involved in the whole Alzheimer's Potions last school year." Speaking of which, they needed to look into finishing that, or at least figuring out the next step or two. She very lightly laughed, for reasons even she didn't know, and then absentmindedly kicked at a loose rope near her feet.

He winked at her then, and she was almost sure she blushed, even though she knew he meant nothing by winking. She absolutely hated the fact that Treyen was doing this to her (He was responsible! It was all his fault...somehow!), but maybe if she exercised a little self-control and looked away more, the laughing and blushing would stop. She looked up quickly and glared at him, following that look by an eye roll. It was the only thing she could think to do at that moment.

With a smirk, she finally said, "Of course I want you to lead the way. If you fall, call up to me and let me know where all the bad spots are." Yes, she was only joking, but if Treyen really did want to let her know where all the bad spots were, she wouldn't mind that either.

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Originally Posted by HaRoHeGiNeLu

The Ravenclaw looked around at the sound of her name. Treyen! Ellie hadn't seen him at first, but she trusted him, too and rushed over. Being close to people was good.

Swallow. Ellie gave Sierra a nod of acknowledgement. "Down there?" she asked, eyes wandering to the hatch. "Into the dark depths of the unknown?" Where the arthropods dwell? "There better not be spiders..." Or bugs of any sort.

She should probably get her wand out, yeah?

Oh, man, she actually looked amazingly cute when she rolled her eyes this time. Because, yes, he noticed her doing so. Yet, he'd rather be called Treyen again, than Lockhart. The fifth year didn't call any of the Greingoths by their family name, of course.

"We should probably talk about that some time, you know?" he said, with one single nod. Just...not right now...right now they needed to defend Salamander, er, no, wait, Salander! from the darkness! At this point, the Slytherin boy and the Gryffindor Captain were probably two decks bellow them.

His eyes were on Sierra, but with a curious look. Why was she blushing? He'd said nothing to embarrass her or anything, right?

Ah! There was the girl he was more familiar with. The smirking Slytherin. Well, Hufflepuff had great smirking people too, you know? "I don't mind leading, but DO call for help if something happens, Sierra." He shook his head. Changes were that he'll be stuck in that ship if he ever fell unless he was found by someone else...that's why bringing Ellie too was a great idea.

WAIT.

Ellie. Was Ellie afraid of climbing down the hatch? Because...it had a stair to head down...and it was only dangerous if you were like Salander and missed a couple steps. "Yes, down there," he said, suppressing a laugh, "Please don't tell me you're afraid of going in there," she played QUIDDITCH, and has dealt with Bludgers before. This couldn't be scary at all. Unless there was a whale around.

But spiders? "I think Acromantulas would be the ones you need to be wary of, but not the little spiders," which were probably going to run away if they saw light.

Oh. He forgot one important thing.

The boy placed one arm around Sierra's shoulders, "Ellie, this is Sierra," he said, and then dropped it before placing the other one around Ellie's shoulders...or...something like that, since he was shorter than her, "Sierra, this is Ellie," and he dropped it just as quickly before taking one step towards the hatch and taking out his wand, "Now you know which names to yell for if you're in trouble," yes, please don't call for him.

And after gesturing for both of them to follow him, the boy's wand lighted up the darkness as he climbed down there...in search of Salamander, right, sorry, Salander.

"Salander? You down there?" Right. So much for courage.

05-14-2011, 02:57 AM	#200 (permalink)
Lockhartian Kappa Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: The Eyrie Posts: 14,982 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 Anna Banana Sierra actually playfully rolled her eyes at that point. "I'm only kidding, Lockhart. If I didn't mind researching, I'd never have gotten involved in the whole Alzheimer's Potions last school year." Speaking of which, they needed to look into finishing that, or at least figuring out the next step or two. She very lightly laughed, for reasons even she didn't know, and then absentmindedly kicked at a loose rope near her feet. He winked at her then, and she was almost sure she blushed, even though she knew he meant nothing by winking. She absolutely hated the fact that Treyen was doing this to her (He was responsible! It was all his fault...somehow!), but maybe if she exercised a little self-control and looked away more, the laughing and blushing would stop. She looked up quickly and glared at him, following that look by an eye roll. It was the only thing she could think to do at that moment. With a smirk, she finally said, "Of course I want you to lead the way. If you fall, call up to me and let me know where all the bad spots are." Yes, she was only joking, but if Treyen really did want to let her know where all the bad spots were, she wouldn't mind that either. Quote: Originally Posted by HaRoHeGiNeLu The Ravenclaw looked around at the sound of her name. Treyen! Ellie hadn't seen him at first, but she trusted him, too and rushed over. Being close to people was good. Swallow. Ellie gave Sierra a nod of acknowledgement. "Down there?" she asked, eyes wandering to the hatch. "Into the dark depths of the unknown?" Where the arthropods dwell? "There better not be spiders..." Or bugs of any sort. She should probably get her wand out, yeah? Oh, man, she actually looked amazingly cute when she rolled her eyes this time. Because, yes, he noticed her doing so. Yet, he'd rather be called Treyen again, than Lockhart. The fifth year didn't call any of the Greingoths by their family name, of course. "We should probably talk about that some time, you know?" he said, with one single nod. Just...not right now...right now they needed to defend Salamander, er, no, wait, Salander! from the darkness! At this point, the Slytherin boy and the Gryffindor Captain were probably two decks bellow them. His eyes were on Sierra, but with a curious look. Why was she blushing? He'd said nothing to embarrass her or anything, right? Ah! There was the girl he was more familiar with. The smirking Slytherin. Well, Hufflepuff had great smirking people too, you know? "I don't mind leading, but DO call for help if something happens, Sierra." He shook his head. Changes were that he'll be stuck in that ship if he ever fell unless he was found by someone else...that's why bringing Ellie too was a great idea. WAIT. Ellie. Was Ellie afraid of climbing down the hatch? Because...it had a stair to head down...and it was only dangerous if you were like Salander and missed a couple steps. "Yes, down there," he said, suppressing a laugh, "Please don't tell me you're afraid of going in there," she played QUIDDITCH, and has dealt with Bludgers before. This couldn't be scary at all. Unless there was a whale around. But spiders? "I think Acromantulas would be the ones you need to be wary of, but not the little spiders," which were probably going to run away if they saw light. Oh. He forgot one important thing. The boy placed one arm around Sierra's shoulders, "Ellie, this is Sierra," he said, and then dropped it before placing the other one around Ellie's shoulders...or...something like that, since he was shorter than her, "Sierra, this is Ellie," and he dropped it just as quickly before taking one step towards the hatch and taking out his wand, "Now you know which names to yell for if you're in trouble," yes, please don't call for him. And after gesturing for both of them to follow him, the boy's wand lighted up the darkness as he climbed down there...in search of Salamander, right, sorry, Salander. "Salander? You down there?" Right. So much for courage.