Thread: The Maize Maze
View Single Post
Old 09-15-2013, 11:19 PM   #85 (permalink)
Lissy Longbottom
Dark Force Defense League

Giant
 
Lissy Longbottom's Avatar
 
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Ferrix: GMT-6
Posts: 56,911

Hogwarts RPG Name:
Moritz Schultz (#0f667e)
Ravenclaw
Seventh Year

Hogwarts RPG Name:
Nancy Schultz (#ac6f77)
Hufflepuff
Fourth Year
x11 x1
Default
curly haired prefect - "sometimes I get angry!" - 30/90 - *chicken emoji* - probably @ Disney - I speak dog

Quote:
Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19 View Post

"It would probably take us hours to find our way out,''
Adi told Caleb happily. He won't mind getting lost. All the more challenging it would be to get out! Anyway, he could take the time to know the young Snake. "So, Caleb, any of your family members studied at Hogwarts?''

Adi soon came to a fork. He looked i both directions, pondering which side to take. He decided to let his new friend make the choice. "Which side should we go?'' They could always double back when they came to a dead end.
"HOURS?" Caleb did not have HOURS to spend on this maze! He hoped Adi was wrong - after all, the groundskeeper knew that there were young children doing this, right? And most of them were not nearly as smart as Caleb? Therefore, he had to tailor it to THEIR intelligence level, and hopefully it wouldn't take hoursssss.

"Yup, both my parents did. Gryffindors. They were also prefects, and my mum even made Head Girl," he said with a smile. "How about you?" he asked.

Hmm, a fork in the road. Caleb tapped his chin and then clapped his hands together. "I vote left. Everyone goes with right. Let's go LEFT."

Quote:
Originally Posted by ForeverYours View Post
SPOILER!!: twins galore!
"Newell, so I had to wait a bit...and I was nervous because, well, I thought I could end up ANYWHERE," Caleb confessed. "I didn't know where I'd go, so I was nervous, and I had to worry about Sophie too, although I was sure she'd be in Slytherin, I was kind of worried about what would happen if I wasn't with her..." he trailed off and just shrugged, as if that settled it.

"UMMMM...I dunno. Did we pass this broken piece of maize before?" he asked, pointing to a piece of the maize wall that had snapped off and was hanging off the edge of the maze.

Come on, this couldn't be THAT hard!

"You have a twin TOO?" he asked, his mouth dropping open in awe. COOOOL! He wondered how many twins there were in the school, and in his year. "Boy or girl? Please say not identical, the last thing I need is to say hi to your twin in the hall and embarrass myself," he chuckled.


"I get it," she nodded and thought. Honestly, she thought that any house would be great and that she could make it 'home' there, but she also couldn't be happier with the house she was in. Forrest was in it and Elodie was in it and it couldn't be better! "Well ... you ARE with her, so that's great. I wanted to be with Dee, too, but that didn't happen." So lucky Caleb and Sophie.

Broken piece? What broken piec- ohhh. That one. "I'm not sure, I forgot to pay attention to the maze bits." Pause. "What if we can't get ouuuuut?" Actually, that would just mean more time for adventures and the like and that wouldn't be TOO bad. But food. She needed it. Merlin, they'd better get out! "I think we should go that way," she decided and pointed in a random direction. Depending on how big the maze actually was, they were bound to get out eventually, no matter where they went.

Distracted again.

"I dooooo!" Bristol enthused and grinned. "Isn't it the BEST?" They could spend so much time together and play and go adventures and it was just great. "Girl. Her name's Dee and nope, we're not identical. She dyed her hair with streaks of blue, anyway." Just streaks at the moment, but she knew that her twin wanted it ALL blue when she was older.
"Well, look at it this way, I guess...you at least have somewhere that you can go to get away from each other if you need to. I'm stuck with Sophie no matter what," Caleb said with a grin. He could tell Bristol seemed a bit upset about her sister being a Ravenclaw. Caleb totally understood. Ravenclaws were BORING.

"We have to be able to get out at some point - the groundskeeper wouldn't be THAT cruel. Would he?" he asked, wrinkling his eyebrows. He realized that he had no idea and she probably didn't either. After all, they were first years. They hardly knew him. "Well, let's hope he's not that sadistic," he said with a shrug as they continued onwards.

"Ok, good, then I won't accidentally confuse her with you," he chuckled. So blue hair did NOT equal Bristol. That was the other one. This Dee girl. Got it.
__________________
I'm still standin'________________________________________ better than I ever did

Lookin' like a true survivor_________________________________feelin' like a little kid
Lissy Longbottom is offline