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Old 09-26-2012, 02:23 AM   #291 (permalink)
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Hogwarts RPG Name:
Roman Gellar
Slytherin
Seventh Year

Hogwarts RPG Name:
Arden Toros
Gryffindor
Graduated
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Originally Posted by jujune29th View Post
Sophie was still holding on FOR DEAR LIFE to the coconut tree as she saw EVERYTHING happen around her through her flailing hair.

ELLA WAS HIT BY A COCONUT!!

"ELLA!" AARGH! Sophie coooughed more sand out of her mouth and she let go with one of her hands from the tree to take her hair out of her mouth.

Which was a bad idea....

Sophie was blown away from the tree, and she dropped to the ground, trying to grab onto ANYTHING AT ALL, but there was just sand. NUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!! She didn't want to fly around like Nigel!! So she tried her best to stay flat on the sand, but she was still being blooown awaaaay until she hit another tree. She wasn't able to see anything now, but she did feel the tree hit her side.

Or... she was thrown against the tree. Anyway. She was close to another tree now, which was good. The third year - now COMPLETELY COVERED with sand - hugged the lower part of the tree and felt there were some feet there already. She'd have to share the tree with someooone!! She wasn't sure it that was good... Looking up, she realised it was

THEODORE!

Oh Merlin, he wouldn't shoo her away from 'his' tree, would hee?? Sophie knew how moody her little friend could be sometimes. But no time for moodiness, Theodore! They had to stick together naaooo!!! The brunette got up with difficulty, not letting go of the tree and well, when she was almost stading up she had to pull Theodore closer to hug the tree with her. That was it, the both of them could make sure they were stuck to the tree together, right?

RIGHT!! NO FLYING AROUND PLEASE!!

She spat out some more sand before trying to talk to him. "Th--Theo!" Could he even hear her?? "Hold on! I think th-" PPPPFFFFFFTTT!! "this will be over soon!!" She said loudly so he could hear even though the wind was FREAKING LOOOUUUDDDD!!!

Her hair was still slapping her face. There was NO USE in trying to pull up the hood anymore. NO. USE!!

Er.

Elliot saw the wind...saw the rain...SAW THE WAVES...and she...well, she panicked. She simply DROPPED to the ground, curled up into a ball...and stayed like that for a few seconds before even realizing it...WAAAIT! She was totally supposed to be protecting herself! She tried to get up, but as the wind grew stronger, she decided...hey, it might be best to stay down. Plus, she couldn't get knocked around if she was already in the sand...which, speaking of, was flying into her eyeballs and making them REALLY watery! "Protego Caelum!" she shouted, and the protection was...slim. Sure, it made the wind stop a bit...but rain was still pouring down...it must not have been strong enough...

Elliot groaned..."PROTEGO CAELUM!" and the rain stopped, but only for a minute...then it started to pour again..Elliot felt her hair whipping about behind her...she curled up into a ball, deciding that that way, she wouldn't be blown anywhere...

Well, she was wrong. Before she knew it, the sand was whipping about all around her and the wind was sliding her along the sand...MERLIN'S SOCKS! Elliot was kind of..scared...now. She uncurled herself and kneeled, but the wind yanked her roughly backwards...towards the trees...OH GREAT!

She tried to stand so that she could walk away..but...that didn't happen. Instead, the blonde was plummeted towards the tree trunk...and SMACK there she went, right into Soapy....Elliot's eyes rolled into the back of her head, but she managed to grab a hold of Sophie's arm, roughly, and didn't fall..

Stupid Hufflepuff has almost killed her! But she was still holding onto her for dear life...

Awkward. ...
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