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slytherus · 01-22-2012, 04:56 PM

The night that he couldn't sleep was the night when Hades decided to go stargazing. Unlike before, he was no longer panting as he was already got used to walking up to the higher level of the castle. As expected, the observatory was empty. Whatnot, it was nearly midnight. Nevertheless, the blue eyes were wide open unlike those who were dozing off on their beds in their respective dormitories. Alone he was up there, he wasn't afraid. So what if Peeves suddenly popped up? Hades could threaten the poltergeist that he was going to tell the headmaster that Peeves was disturbing his study.

There he was setting up his telescope towards the south. Hades bended his knees and looked into the eyepiece before he started observing. Then, he took out his Spruce wand from his pocket and tapped it on the eyepiece. "Lens Focalis," muttered the boy and he tested the view on the eyepiece again. Ah... Much better! The view of the south... Nothing much as he hoped. However, something did catch his eyes. It was Orion which was an easily detectable constellation.

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slytherus Formerly: Hayden DH Ficlet Rookie Nogtail Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Studio. [GMT+8] Posts: 4,725 Hogwarts RPG Name: Nero Perseus Ballarat First Year	☆ Always Potterhead ☆ SSRPG Addict ☆ Coffee Addict ☆ The night that he couldn't sleep was the night when Hades decided to go stargazing. Unlike before, he was no longer panting as he was already got used to walking up to the higher level of the castle. As expected, the observatory was empty. Whatnot, it was nearly midnight. Nevertheless, the blue eyes were wide open unlike those who were dozing off on their beds in their respective dormitories. Alone he was up there, he wasn't afraid. So what if Peeves suddenly popped up? Hades could threaten the poltergeist that he was going to tell the headmaster that Peeves was disturbing his study. There he was setting up his telescope towards the south. Hades bended his knees and looked into the eyepiece before he started observing. Then, he took out his Spruce wand from his pocket and tapped it on the eyepiece. "Lens Focalis," muttered the boy and he tested the view on the eyepiece again. Ah... Much better! The view of the south... Nothing much as he hoped. However, something did catch his eyes. It was Orion which was an easily detectable constellation.