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laurange · 06-21-2011, 03:06 PM

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Originally Posted by xiiWishiWasYours

Katrina smiled as Andie walked over. "Hello," she greeted before she quirked a brow at the woman who seemed to be taking charge. "Actually, I was thinking of building it on top of the tiles," Katrina said. "We could levitate a few rocks and form a bit of a half circle near the wall, adjust the furniture a bit," Katrina explained. That way they wouldn't have to ruin the tiles.

"We could line the bottom with some pebbles, preferably smooth and then have some rougher ones around, forming something like a well, we could then use a few spells to prevent the water from spilling and leaking, then fill the well-like structure with some water," Katrina continued as she pulled a hair tie from her wrist and tied her hair up quickly in a messy bun. "Don't you think we should at least start sketching things out first before it gets messy? Construction like this takes time," Katrina pointed out, pulling out her own wand and accio'ing a pad of paper and a pencil.

Maine let out a sound that sounded something like a strangled mewl. She wasn't trying to take charge or anything. It was just that if they didn't get started soon, they'd never finish. Yes, she's one of those people who rush through everything. Maine kinda sent these thoughts subconsciously to everyone in the room. This is what happens when you let your occlumens down for even a moment.

And this is why we must never trust Maine to do anything right.

"I thought we'd do a glass over ground tank, with maybe a waterfall at one end, but it's up to you guys. That's a great idea, Miss Rayne, just so you know.. Let's all get drawing!" said Charmayne, pulling out a test pad from her bag, then flicking her wand at the couch hovering in midair which floated down rather quickly for a float and promptly transfigured it into a beanbag. 'And I shall fail, yet again...' Not that Maine could draw anyway.

06-21-2011, 03:06 PM	#8 (permalink)
laurange Ramora Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Kita's pocket Posts: 5,235 Hogwarts RPG Name: Aslan Archer Slytherin Seventh Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Rose Woods Gryffindor Fifth Year x9 x6	½ of Lauralie \| Koala \| The being in Ern's pocket \| Baby Smurf \| Prouf member of The Flock Quote: Originally Posted by xiiWishiWasYours Katrina smiled as Andie walked over. "Hello," she greeted before she quirked a brow at the woman who seemed to be taking charge. *"Actually, I was thinking of building it on top* of the tiles," Katrina said. "We could levitate a few rocks and form a bit of a half circle near the wall, adjust the furniture a bit," Katrina explained. That way they wouldn't have to ruin the tiles. "We could line the bottom with some pebbles, preferably smooth and then have some rougher ones around, forming something like a well, we could then use a few spells to prevent the water from spilling and leaking, then fill the well-like structure with some water," Katrina continued as she pulled a hair tie from her wrist and tied her hair up quickly in a messy bun. "Don't you think we should at least start sketching things out first before it gets messy? Construction like this takes time,"** Katrina pointed out, pulling out her own wand and accio'ing a pad of paper and a pencil. Maine let out a sound that sounded something like a strangled mewl. She wasn't trying to take charge or anything. It was just that if they didn't get started soon, they'd never finish. Yes, she's one of those people who rush through everything. Maine kinda sent these thoughts subconsciously to everyone in the room. This is what happens when you let your occlumens down for even a moment. And this is why we must never trust Maine to do anything right. "I thought we'd do a glass over ground tank, with maybe a waterfall at one end, but it's up to you guys. That's a great idea, Miss Rayne, just so you know.. Let's all get drawing!" said Charmayne, pulling out a test pad from her bag, then flicking her wand at the couch hovering in midair which floated down rather quickly for a float and promptly transfigured it into a beanbag. 'And I shall fail, yet again...' Not that Maine could draw anyway.