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HaRoHeGiNeLu · 09-28-2011, 02:16 PM

Text Cut: EINO!

WOAH. Woah. No.

Ellie raised a finger to her lips and gently "Shhhh," -ed the boy. Really. It was too early....too late...SHE was too tired for that shouting nonsense.

Did he really see Venus, though?

No, actually, the fifth year didn't really care. They weren't looking for Venus. Mercury, it was.

Her eyebrow quirked. 'Just a little dot'. Hell, that was all they'd been staring at for the past HOWEVER long. Dots. Millions. Of dots.

Oh, but a dot that didn't shine? Ellie's eyes travelled back to the sky, as if she'd be able to see the planet with the naked eye with this new information. But, nope. all the dots she saw were shiny.

She grinned when he found Mercury, though. He was such a sweet kid, really. Ellie moved in front of his telescope and looked through it. And sure enough, there was a little dot there. Ellie was unimpressed, but so relieved to have found it. "Thanks, Eino." Really.

So Mercury was a silvery-brownish, unshining dot? Got it.

09-28-2011, 02:16 PM	#303 (permalink)
HaRoHeGiNeLu Bicorn Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: EST Posts: 16,579 Hogwarts RPG Name: Valerie Warren First Year x8	Satisfied Neon Text Cut: EINO! Quote: Originally Posted by Starbreeze "MERLIN, I SEE VENUS!!" Eino exclaimed when all of the sudden all he could see was RED. Bright red everywhere. It could only be Venus, maybe Mars, but as he put his telescope aside to make note of it, he realized it was neither. Eino noticed someone ~~on top of him~~ right next to him and slowly turned his head around to check whose red hair that belonged to. Ellie. The same hair that lead him to believe he was so close to Venus he was practically on it. "Oh..." he said scratching his notes. No Venus. At least Eino had seen Mercury, or he thought he did. Ellie still hadn't seen anything. "It's just a little dot." Eino said pointing in the direction he had seen the planet. "It doesn't shine like the rest of the little dots." He went on and looked through his telescope, trying to find the silvery brown dot a second time. "There." He moved away fro his telescope, giving Ellie the chance to see it. WOAH. Woah. No. Ellie raised a finger to her lips and gently "Shhhh," -ed the boy. Really. It was too early....too late...SHE was too tired for that shouting nonsense. Did he really see Venus, though? No, actually, the fifth year didn't really care. They weren't looking for Venus. Mercury, it was. Her eyebrow quirked. 'Just a little dot'. Hell, that was all they'd been staring at for the past HOWEVER long. Dots. Millions. Of dots. Oh, but a dot that didn't shine? Ellie's eyes travelled back to the sky, as if she'd be able to see the planet with the naked eye with this new information. But, nope. all the dots she saw were shiny. She grinned when he found Mercury, though. He was such a sweet kid, really. Ellie moved in front of his telescope and looked through it. And sure enough, there was a little dot there. Ellie was unimpressed, but so relieved to have found it. "Thanks, Eino." Really. So Mercury was a silvery-brownish, unshining dot? Got it. __________________ a *practical* person, who *may be considered a perfectionist, perhaps you like being organised* or *paying close attention to detail*, you are...