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Zoom · 09-26-2013, 12:36 AM

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Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19

Awww. She was just a kid when it happened. And she still had not gotten over her fear. It must have been pretty scary. Okay, time to get off that topic. "Which animals besides Unicorns do you like, then? I love dogs!'' Too bad he didn't have one because his mother did not like animals in her house. Meh. Maybe he could change her mind later.

"Awesome! I look forward to that, then. Mademoiselle.'' He grinned. It was about the only word he knew in French and the firstie wondered if he was using it correctly.

Yes, clothing! But..."I don't know how to transfigure stuff into clothes,'' Adi said with a frown. "Can you show me to, please, Ariel? And do we use the plates for clothing too?''

"Me too!" Ariel agreed with a grin. She was glad they had gotten off the topic of horses. "We have two back at the pal-- house," the girl stuttered. "At our house. Our family has two Bedlington Terriers- Maddox and Ivan." Ariel recovered from her slip of the tongue quickly, trying to divert attention away from her error. Of course, she had meant to say HOUSE ...

Ariel giggled. Adi's pronunciation wasn't very good, but she wasn't going to say anything. She thought it was cute that he wanted to learn French.

The girl shrugged. "Sure, I can show you," she said with a nod. Transfiguration took some practice. And she wasn't a particularly good teacher. She supposed the boy could watch though, it might help him get the hang of it later on in class. With that, Ariel picked up a crumpled bit of paper from the pile and pulled out her wand once more. Tossing the bit of rubbish into the air and giving a long wave of her wand, she transformed the paper into a soft pink hat that she then pulled snugly over her unicorns ears.

"It's not too hard," she said with a smile, "but it does take some practice. I've been transfiguring things for over five years now." Ariel had started early on. Once her mother found how much her daughter enjoyed it, she even hired the girl a private tutor. "I'm not sure the plates are for clothing though. For shoes, or items maybe, but they would be a little more difficult to transfigure."

Not that Ariel couldn't do it, it would just take a little more concentration.

09-26-2013, 12:36 AM	#102 (permalink)
Zoom Doxy Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: Westeros [EST] Posts: 6,444	caffeine princess ♬ lunchbox adventurer ❀ little rose Quote: Originally Posted by FearlessLeader19 Awww. She was just a kid when it happened. And she still had not gotten over her fear. It must have been pretty scary. Okay, time to get off that topic. "Which animals besides Unicorns do you like, then? I love dogs!'' Too bad he didn't have one because his mother did not like animals in her house. Meh. Maybe he could change her mind later. "Awesome! I look forward to that, then. Mademoiselle.'' He grinned. It was about the only word he knew in French and the firstie wondered if he was using it correctly. Yes, clothing! But..."I don't know how to transfigure stuff into clothes,'' Adi said with a frown. "Can you show me to, please, Ariel? And do we use the plates for clothing too?'' "Me too!" Ariel agreed with a grin. She was glad they had gotten off the topic of horses. "We have two back at the pal-- house," the girl stuttered. "At our house. Our family has two Bedlington Terriers- Maddox and Ivan." Ariel recovered from her slip of the tongue quickly, trying to divert attention away from her error. Of course, she had meant to say HOUSE ... Ariel giggled. Adi's pronunciation wasn't very good, but she wasn't going to say anything. She thought it was cute that he wanted to learn French. The girl shrugged. "Sure, I can show you," she said with a nod. Transfiguration took some practice. And she wasn't a particularly good teacher. She supposed the boy could watch though, it might help him get the hang of it later on in class. With that, Ariel picked up a crumpled bit of paper from the pile and pulled out her wand once more. Tossing the bit of rubbish into the air and giving a long wave of her wand, she transformed the paper into a soft pink hat that she then pulled snugly over her unicorns ears. "It's not too hard," she said with a smile, "but it does take some practice. I've been transfiguring things for over five years now." Ariel had started early on. Once her mother found how much her daughter enjoyed it, she even hired the girl a private tutor. "I'm not sure the plates are for clothing though. For shoes, or items maybe, but they would be a little more difficult to transfigure." Not that Ariel couldn't do it, it would just take a little more concentration.