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Lady of Light · 02-06-2012, 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by BanaBatGirl

"That's MY lobalug, Lockhart." Williamson took another step forward, turning around so he was carefully positioned between the kids and the pond containing the lobalug. "Unless YOU want to go down to the bottom of the lake, bargain IN MERMISH with the merpeople, and then make all sorts of promises you don't intend to keep.... there's no way in Hades that you're getting that lobalug out of here."

It did NOT belong to Hogwarts; it belonged to WILLY. He was its temporary guardian, for now anyway, and he was NOT about to LOSE IT to a LITTLE BOY.

Hmmph!

"First of all," he glanced between the two puffs, holding up one finger to make his point, "stunning OR petrifying an animal has a horrible effect on them in any scenario, save for an animal with a hide as tough as a dragon's. Second of all, there is NO NEED to stun a lobalug except when transferring or transporting it a great distance from one environment to another."

BUT. "THIRDLY," Williamson held up three fingers now, "there's no need for you to KNOW this information nor for you to ACT on it, because you aren't going to be doing either."

End. Of. Discussion. LOCKHART!

Evelyn heard what Trey said and..she nodded. "Professor, see? You're CLEARLY overreacting. There's nothing to be worried about." Evelyn stifled a smile. LMAO. Williamson was hilarious.

When the professor said that the lobablug was his, Evelyn's smiled faded a little. "Erm..well..are you sure?" Although..what if the lobalug was his? That meant..oh! Were they actually going to steal the creature from the sanctuary? Urggh. Maybe..she shouldn't have accepted this stupid assignment in the first place. "Are you sure it doesn't belong to someone else?" If he said it didn't..she would believe him.

Eh, what? "So, that means..if you want to transport a lobalug from one place to another.." Her voice trailed off. Yeah. The stunning spell was a better option. Petrifying the creature might really harm it. And..the professor finished his speech by saying that they weren't going to take the lobalug.

Okay, great. Simply great. Now, what?

02-06-2012, 11:48 AM	#78 (permalink)
Lady of Light Demiguise Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Winterfell, yo Posts: 24,206 Hogwarts RPG Name: Natasha Shenoy Slytherin Fourth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Andrea Bowen Gryffindor Fifth Year	SUMMER FOREVER Text Cut: ^_^ Okay. So, not attracting it. Good. He could agree with that. It seemed incredibly logical. And she agreed with him on the petrifying option...but...why did it feel bad to petrify a creature that had done no harm, plus, it was almost like a fish, and...it'll probably die if it couldn't move at all, right? Right? That's what he was thinking...maybe if he stunned it a liiiittle bit, then it'd be easier to bring into the buck---et. WWW. Seriously? Treyen shouldn't have asked for advice on how to obtain the lobalug, because CLEARLY he'd distracted Eve from keeping attention on their surroundings. Sigh. WWW was actually annoying. The HEAD BOY listened to what Eve said, and...he raised an eyebrow at the Magical Creatures Professor. He wanted Saylen back, by the way, she would've given the lobalug to Scabior, and probably kill the History of Magic Professor. All problems solved. As much as he wanted to HATE Scabior for this, he wasn't really feeling like doing so. *"Technically, I wasn't going to petrify* any creature in the Sanctuary, I was going through options of dealing with a lobalug," so, really, what Eve said was almost true, "Also, technically, these creatures belong to Hogwarts, so they aren't only yours." Wait, there's probably another technicality he wanted to mention. "It's probably best to stun it, right? Since, petrifying it technically kills its, correct?" and he tilted his head to one side. See? Nothing going on here. "I'm merely asking because he needs to go to its rightful owner. I'd hate to see the lobalug dead just because I didn't ask how to deal with it." AND HE SHRUGGED. See? No big deal. Whoever its rightful owner was...wasn't WWW. Had he been its rightful owner, then he'd known better than to keep it in a POND. Quote: Originally Posted by BanaBatGirl** "That's MY lobalug, Lockhart." Williamson took another step forward, turning around so he was carefully positioned between the kids and the pond containing the lobalug. "Unless YOU want to go down to the bottom of the lake, bargain IN MERMISH with the merpeople, and then make all sorts of promises you don't intend to keep.... there's no way in Hades that you're getting that lobalug out of here." It did NOT belong to Hogwarts; it belonged to WILLY. He was its temporary guardian, for now anyway, and he was NOT about to LOSE IT to a LITTLE BOY. Hmmph! "First of all," he glanced between the two puffs, holding up one finger to make his point, "stunning OR petrifying an animal has a horrible effect on them in any scenario, save for an animal with a hide as tough as a dragon's. Second of all, there is NO NEED to stun a lobalug except when transferring or transporting it a great distance from one environment to another." BUT. "THIRDLY," Williamson held up three fingers now, "there's no need for you to KNOW this information nor for you to ACT on it, because you aren't going to be doing either." End. Of. Discussion. LOCKHART! Evelyn heard what Trey said and..she nodded. "Professor, see? You're CLEARLY overreacting. There's nothing to be worried about." Evelyn stifled a smile. LMAO. Williamson was hilarious. When the professor said that the lobablug was his, Evelyn's smiled faded a little. "Erm..well..are you sure?" Although..what if the lobalug was his? That meant..oh! Were they actually going to steal the creature from the sanctuary? Urggh. Maybe..she shouldn't have accepted this stupid assignment in the first place. "Are you sure it doesn't belong to someone else?" If he said it didn't..she would believe him. Eh, what? "So, that means..if you want to transport a lobalug from one place to another.." Her voice trailed off. Yeah. The stunning spell was a better option. Petrifying the creature might really harm it. And..the professor finished his speech by saying that they weren't going to take the lobalug. Okay, great. Simply great. Now, what? __________________