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Originally Posted by Cassandra  Taylor smiled as she was finally in the second room she looked at the riddle. Are you serious? Is this a game for little kids? She sighed and wrote her answer on parchment slipping it into the slot.
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Originally Posted by Anna Banshee
Feeling as if she was getting way behind, Sierra edged her way into the next room as soon as she possibly could. Once in there, she didn't waste any time. Her big, brown eyes rapidly read through the next clue. Oh, this one was easy. Only one of those types could be that friendly.
She smirked to herself and began writing her answer to the next clue. Quote:
Originally Posted by jujune29th Sophie walked into the new room and looked around. Same thing, prety much. Hm... She read the words on the wall and pondered about them a bit.
That wasn't as easy as the first one, but after the second time she read it all a smiled formed on her face. Grabbing a new piece of parchment, the young badger jotted down the answer she thought was right and slid it into the slot.
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Originally Posted by sarahb Addie's first answer was obviously right so she moved right into the second room. Looking at the riddle she tried to put the pieces together. So this was a person, or most likely a ghost, because they were a jolly dead man who's friendly hmmm. Of course it was one of those Hogwarts ghosts. The Puff one. Hmmm....Friar, the fat one.
Smiling to herself she wrote it down on the parchment and slipped it in. Quote:
Originally Posted by sarahlooo Milton walked into the next room, which thankfully seemed a bit bigger than the last one. He narrowed his eyes and read the riddle over and over again, tapping his pen on his chin. Obviously, it was a ghost, but which one? After another moment of pondering, Milton finally decided that his answer was the best one and he scribbled it down on his piece of parchment before slipping it into the mail slot. Quote:
Originally Posted by hpluvr037
First completely different scary rooms, next glowing doors. Now..? The exact same slightly disturbing room? Really? Although, this one seemed a bit bigger. But that could possibly be due to the smaller amount of people trying to cram into it.
The riddle was immediately apparent on the wall. He strode off to a corner and plunked himself on the floor in his 'thinking position.'
He anxiously waited to see if his answer was right. A few people had already made it through to the next room. He didn't want to fall too far behind! Quote:
Originally Posted by LilFox06 Thankfully this room was larger... even if only by a little bit...
Anya spotted the next riddle on the wall already. Was it just her, or was there a common theme? She quickly scribbled down her answer and shoved it in the slot.
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Originally Posted by ashfig Cora LOVED these riddles. She thought hard about this one, since she was a bit behind, she did NOT want to miss one. The riddle mentioned a ghost obviously, and a very nice one at that. Cora thought ALL the ghosts were nice, and she had to think harder.
She knew a few things:
1. It was a ghost.
2. He was male.
3. He is jolly.
4. He is forgiving and friendly.
While her first instinct was Sir Nicholas, she didn't quite think he was friendly enough for this riddle. Then, it came to her. Of course!
Cora nervously placed the parchment into the slot, and stood patiently waiting an answer. She twirled a lock of her hair and glanced around the room to kill time. Quote:
Originally Posted by Lollipop! Blue scrambled into the second room, bursting with pride that she'd managed to get through. But she couldn't get cocky yet. She ran straight over to the riddle, ran her finger under the words and gave a little jerk of her head, already pretty sure of the answer. The ghosts were still refresh in her mind from the last room and she felt around for another piece of crinkly parchment and pulled it out.
Her writing was blah but it was readable. She reread her answer and nodded, happy with it. Okay. She folded it over and shoved it into the slot.
Waiting...waiting... Quote:
Originally Posted by nups21 Ira followed the rest of the students into the second room, feeling a bit open seeing slightly larger room than before. And there was another riddle! Ira hurried forward to read it, not wanting to be among the last ones to crack it.
Afterlife? Meaning a ghost.. A jolly ghost. Surely it meant the ghosts in Hogwarts. So yeah, Ira pretty much knew the answer.
Taking out another parchment, Ira quickly scribbled down the answer:
And now, all she had to do was wait. Wait for her answer to be acknowledged. Quote:
Originally Posted by ortalismusicoh Wow. She was right within her first guess? That was quite a surprise to Nessie, maybe this wasn't going to be as difficult as she thought.
Step! She entered the second room only to find it looked almost exactly like the first, maybe just a little different in size. It wasn't long before she noticed the next riddle and headed closer towards it so that she coulr read it clearly.
Someone Jolly? Who was Jolly? Pout. A few people came to mind some of them even being the Hufflepuffs and youngsters at Hogwarts, but as she read on her mind went far away from anyone small and young. Now even in the afterlife...that meant this had to be someone dead and it had to be a ghost too.
Aha! She had it..or at least she had a guess that was. She once again scribbled down what she thought on her peice of paper and slipped it through the mail box. Quote:
Originally Posted by xXxPandora Beezus stepped into the second room, immediately taking in that it was exactly as the first one although it seemed to have more space. She saw the riddle on the wall too, but allowed her classmates to read through it first as her eyes roamed around the room.
How many rooms more were they going to enter? How many riddles did they still have to figure out? And...what was the sole purpose of this activity in relation to Wizarding History?
Hmm.
Well, those will remain unanswered for now. She needed to answer the riddle first. After reading it silently, thinking it through, she scribbled her answer on her parchment and slipped it through the slot. Quote:
Originally Posted by Macavity With the approval of his first guess for the first room, Gideon moved on through the passage into the second room of the challange. Something a little larger then the last if he wasn't mistaken. Or was it just the fact that fewer people were inside it that made it appear so. Whatever the case, his attention soon drifted to where the next riddle was written on the wall.
Wizard...afterlife.
So surely a dead person, likely a male given the chosen term wizard over witch. Unless he was over thinking it. And a friendly on at that. Going with the theme of the last question, the seventh year narrowed down his options, finally tearing another piece of his parchment and writing down his answer before placing it through the hole.
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Originally Posted by PhoenixStar Hannah was definitely behind and she didn't like that one bit. She scrambled into the next room and read the puzzle quickly. She had to re-read because she didn't even know what she read the first time. She was going to have to calm down because right now she could not afford to guess wrong. She read it through one more time. Ok it had to be one of the ghosts. Yes...that so made sense and even would go with the first puzzle, but which one? Another riddle way to easy! Alright, time for you to do some catching up, and enter roomthree! You don't want to lose ground. OOC: You can still answer and try to get through if you haven't! I will continue to reply to everyone in all the rooms. No one is "too late. Quote:
Originally Posted by natethegreat Upon entering the room, Nate started to scan all the walls to see if he could find the riddle. Not long after that he did find the riddle. He quickly just glanced upon it, and he already tknew the answer to it. So he uncapped his ink well, dipped his quill into it, and jotted his answer down on the parchment.
Way to easy Scabior!!!!!!! Your parchment slips into the mail slot, but comes right back out! Looks like your answer was wrong! Try again! Quote:
Originally Posted by DaniDiNardo The 11 year old was still beaming as she made her way into the second room. Now she just felt like she could tackle any riddle. She was totally ready for anything else the Professor might have thrown at them.
With her confidence all nicely in tact she strutted over to read the next clue.
O__O
Well... that deflated things quite nicely. Yup. She was stumped. Who in the world could this be...was it even a who?? Why'd the professor have to go and be so vague about it? Couldn't he have just cut to the chase and given them the answer? Honestly, Professors now a days were so backgrounds.
She took an extra second to look at the riddle, this time she felt something tug at her memory...something Will had told her...SIGH, this was why she should listen to the boy more often!!!! Oh wait! That was it!!!
With all her confidence rushing back she quickly scribbled the next answer on another piece of parchment then slipped it in the slot.
Psssh, she so had this. There was nothing to this riddle stuff... Suddenly a mysterious force shoves you back and you find yourself glued to the wall. A message for you appears on top of the riddle.
Message for Alexa:
Cheaters get punished.
You will remain stuck to the wall until the first person reaches the last room.
Enjoy.
Next time remember, don't look at other peoples answers!
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