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Hera · 08-18-2013, 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Tegz

"Oh you seemed to be communing with it well enough when we got here." Rusty pointed out casually. Why, she'd practically gone all llama zen.

Emily. Lola nodded once. Okay. If she worked with her dad then that was okay. She stepped out of the shelter of her dad's arm and let his hand go to adjust her bow, which he'd mussed just before but Lola didn't seem too concerned with that.

"There are dragons at Gringotts." She said with conviction. "We could ride the llamas to Gringotts and then the dragons could eat them." They could. Lola was nodding again, seriously. She was having quite the flight of fancy imagining riding a whole lot of llamas down Diagon Alley, right on into the bank, and then she supposed they would get off the llamas so that the dragons didn't eat them by accident when they ate the llamas.

Probably the llamas would poop. Then there would be poop in Gringotts but it wouldn't matter because the dragons wouldn't go all hungry and even with poop on the floors it would be a very good thing to do for dragons.

Not so much for llamas. Lola reached out to TOUCH the llama.

"Lolly here's some knuts. Get some food from the dispensers and then you can feed the creatures."

.... and fatten them up for dragons? Okay. Lola took the knuts and then skipped over to the nearest feed dispenser thingy.

Precocious six year old temporarily diverted, Rusty turned his attention back to Emily and smiled a little. "So, petting zoo. Not a place I ever imagined seeing you in."

Oh, ha ha. So amusing. Emily gave Rusty a flat look to communicate her appreciation for his comment.

But bless. Emily grinned at the idea of feeding said llama to a Gringotts dragon. Though, she had a feeling the petting zoo person wouldn't be too thrilled, and the llama wouldn't be too impressed either. Speaking of, Emily turned to check on it, its beady eyes and tall ears still observing them. Strange animal... "It's an interesting idea, but I don't think the llama likes the sound of it." Go figure, she wouldn't be all too impressed with people discussing her demise either.

Smiling as Rusty sent Lola to get some feed, Emily fiddled with her bag strap. She had hoped he wouldn't mention or emphasis the whole petting zoo part, but no such luck. "What can I say, I like to remain as unpredictable as possible..." surprising people was half the fun. Sue her if petting zoos were such fun. Minus flobberworms and llamas.

08-18-2013, 11:56 AM	#31 (permalink)
Hera Abraxan Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Perth, AU (GMT +8) Posts: 25,070 Hogwarts RPG Name: Jasper Hart Graduated x10 x10	½ EagleBrain ♥ Creeperdoodle ♥ Raven Dor ♥ Berry ♥ ½ Team House Elf Quote: Originally Posted by Tegz "Oh you seemed to be communing with it well enough when we got here." Rusty pointed out casually. Why, she'd practically gone all llama zen. Emily. Lola nodded once. Okay. If she worked with her dad then that was okay. She stepped out of the shelter of her dad's arm and let his hand go to adjust her bow, which he'd mussed just before but Lola didn't seem too concerned with that. "There are dragons at Gringotts." She said with conviction. "We could ride the llamas to Gringotts and then the dragons could eat them." They could. Lola was nodding again, seriously. She was having quite the flight of fancy imagining riding a whole lot of llamas down Diagon Alley, right on into the bank, and then she supposed they would get off the llamas so that the dragons didn't eat them by accident when they ate the llamas. Probably the llamas would poop. Then there would be poop in Gringotts but it wouldn't matter because the dragons wouldn't go all hungry and even with poop on the floors it would be a very good thing to do for dragons. Not so much for llamas. Lola reached out to TOUCH the llama. "Lolly here's some knuts. Get some food from the dispensers and then you can feed the creatures." .... and fatten them up for dragons? Okay. Lola took the knuts and then skipped over to the nearest feed dispenser thingy. Precocious six year old temporarily diverted, Rusty turned his attention back to Emily and smiled a little. "So, petting zoo. Not a place I ever imagined seeing you in." Oh, ha ha. So amusing. Emily gave Rusty a flat look to communicate her appreciation for his comment. But bless. Emily grinned at the idea of feeding said llama to a Gringotts dragon. Though, she had a feeling the petting zoo person wouldn't be too thrilled, and the llama wouldn't be too impressed either. Speaking of, Emily turned to check on it, its beady eyes and tall ears still observing them. Strange animal... "It's an interesting idea, but I don't think the llama likes the sound of it." Go figure, she wouldn't be all too impressed with people discussing her demise either. Smiling as Rusty sent Lola to get some feed, Emily fiddled with her bag strap. She had hoped he wouldn't mention or emphasis the whole petting zoo part, but no such luck. "What can I say, I like to remain as unpredictable as possible..." surprising people was half the fun. Sue her if petting zoos were such fun. Minus flobberworms and llamas. __________________