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Originally Posted by
Anna Banana
She was in a bad mood now, and seeing Treyen Lockhart and his Ellie-loving self pass her a half-smile didn't help matters. She glared at him then looked back down to her notes.
Oh. He was completely and unequivocally WRONG. He thought that they were past the stage of her being mad at him, but it turns out...they weren't.
Treyen had absolutely no choice but to sink in his seat after such a horrible glaring scene. He was getting that bat in his head if he went near the Stands, he knew it. Sigh.
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Originally Posted by
D.A Forever
In an attempt to understand Arithmancy better and be able to complete her assignments, Katie did know what the pinnacles were and the theory of how to figure ones own out. She just hadn't ever tried and put that theory to parchment before. Now was as good a time as any, right? Hadley had asked for sixth and seventh years, and only one other younger Hufflepuff had spoken up. "I'm willing to volunteer for Hufflepuff if needed, Professor." Katie announced, her hand raised slightly.
OH!
AWESOME!
The sinking in the chair didn't even last two seconds, since Katie announced that she'll be representing their House. Perfect. He didn't have to get up or anything, which is why he was a happy Badger again. Or...happy
worried Badger, because he had a Sierra Greingoth to watch out for.
Text Cut: Kurumi!
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Originally Posted by
sweetpinkpixie
Kurumi was about to shoot her hand high up in the air to volunteer, until Professor Hadley specified that she wanted an older student. Kurumi supposed that this subject really did apply to them much more clearly than it did to herself. Being a third year, there probably were not as many life changes coming on as compared to a seventh year who had graduation looming on the horizon.
Kurumi's heart sank for a moment as that thought sunk in. She needed to distract herself with something before her hair started changing colors.
Kurumi look to her left and looked at Treyen, her cheeks flushed a bit. Yep, all sad thoughts had vanished.
After calming down a bit, Kurumi turned her attention back to the front and waited for either Simon or Legend to be used as guinea pigs.
Kurumi made him feel even better, and he didn't know why. It was almost as if the girl had cast a shield that will keep Sierra's glares away from him. Yet all he wanted to do was look behind him, to Ellie, instead of being a good student and looking at the front.