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*squidnie* · 09-10-2011, 05:46 PM

Text Cut: Treyen!

Dallin nodded to Treyen's thanks. He didn't really know how thankful the boy would be when Dallin actually tried to teach him, but it was nice for right now. He hoped, for some reason, that he would really be able to teach him. Probably because it'd be really embarrassing if all he could say was 'uh... think of a happy memory and say the incantation.' Very embarrassing.

He looked at the ground, thinking about his spare time for a second before looking back at the prefect. "Whenever there's no classes," He said with a shrug. He really wasn't all that busy. Except - "I'm hoping to try out for Quidditch this year, though, so... whenever that's not going, too." Whenever that would be. Very vague, Dallin.

"Just, um, tell me when you want to try it." That would be easiest, probably, to just let Treyen decide.

09-10-2011, 05:46 PM	#22 (permalink)
squidnie Alley Proprietor Erkling Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: lurking Posts: 20,960 Hogwarts RPG Name: Professor Lillian Hawkins Graduated Hogwarts RPG Name: Cathryn “Cat” Webb Ravenclaw Diagon Alley Proprietor: Collin O'Shea Owl Post	Sardines ♥ // Nomsy, yo ❄ rolling in the ink ❄ Text Cut: Treyen! Quote: Originally Posted by Lockhartian The eye-widening went unnoticed by the Hufflepuff Prefect, and he didn't know just how long Dallin had to think this over, actually, it was more of a 'Yes' or 'No' question and the Ravenclaw was taking forever to answer, well, not forever but a few seconds had passed. Treyen smiled, a small smile but it was a smile nonetheless, when Dallin finally agreed. There was no mentioning of who was the one that told Treyen about this, but there was reason enough to believe that it didn't matter if he'd done so or not, because very few had known about what that Ravenclaw girl had told him. "Thanks." That'd be much appreciated, really. "I...know the theory, kind of...just never executed it with satisfactory results," and he was pretty much dying to know which form his patronus will take. He was fully aware that a silver mist was all he was going to get if he started to practice it this year, but he was cool with that, "So, whenever you have some spare time...just let me know," he'll fit Dallin in his agenda, it wasn't so hard to do that since Quidditch was no longer in there. Dallin nodded to Treyen's thanks. He didn't really know how thankful the boy would be when Dallin actually tried to teach him, but it was nice for right now. He hoped, for some reason, that he would really be able to teach him. Probably because it'd be really embarrassing if all he could say was 'uh... think of a happy memory and say the incantation.' Very embarrassing. He looked at the ground, thinking about his spare time for a second before looking back at the prefect. "Whenever there's no classes," He said with a shrug. He really wasn't all that busy. Except - "I'm hoping to try out for Quidditch this year, though, so... whenever that's not going, too." Whenever that would be. Very vague, Dallin. "Just, um, tell me when you want to try it." That would be easiest, probably, to just let Treyen decide. __________________ ★ Kindness is its own kind of magic ★