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Hogwarts RPG Name:
Armand Beta-Erikson
Slytherin First Year
Hogwarts RPG Name:
Damien Beta-Erikson
Slytherin First Year |  Slytherin by heart
Hmm... Hoping for nines? She couldn't help but grin as she took the measuring tape. She moved over to the nearest student and measured out three yards. That would be nine feet. Then she looked around her for the next nearest student, and measured out another nine feet. Doing a little math, she triangulated herself so that she was nine feet away from both of them at the same time. Wait, that was two... She looked around and tried to figure something out. Shifting so she was in the presence of three students, she managed to get herself 9 feet away from three of the students. (Sophie, Caleb, and Kace) She giggled at the thought.
Then she stopped and really thought. Oh no! How was she going to measure how tall they were from here? What if they moved? She looked down at her spot. She called out to the three of them, not thinking about the fact that they may not even know she was talking to them. She didn't even really know their names. "Hey! How tall are you guys?"
She was five feet... Hmm, how tall was that in inches? Uh... Five times twelve, 60. Reduce down to 6. So, five, or six. What about meters? Centimeters? Hmm... 1.524 meters, which is 152.4 centimeters, of course. (Duh, idiot) So, 152 cm and 4 mm. If she just added the basic numbers, that was 12, reduced to 3. Cool! If she separated the centimeters from the meters, then it would reduce to 8 anyway, plus 4, still 12. What about the other way around with meters? 1m, and 524 dm. So, 11, 2, plus 1, 3. Still 3... 1m, 5 dm, 2cm, and 4 mm. Okay, she'd just wind up with 3 again.
5, 6, and 3, depending on how she measured. 5 wasn't on the list, 6 was... oh, the pancakes. She interpreted it as hungry for something sweet. She kinda was, actually. And 3... 333, and it was a nice number, and something about aliens. She giggled again. Okay, so because 3 was a sacred number, she had interpreted it as something that was interesting. So, hungry for something sweet, or something interesting. And if she added them all together, it was 14. Was that on the list? She checked. Nope. And reducing it gave her 5... that wasn't on there either. She thought about it a bit. She... didn't exist? Well, that wasn't a great idea.
What about her lucky numbers? Hmm... if it was 318, then that would be 12, and 3 again. If it was 1168, that was 16, which made 7. She... was confused on 7 and hadn't really interpreted it. But if it confused her, then that would be confusion, wouldn't it? What if it was her entire set of lucky numbers put together? 3181168. 28... 10... That was 'what was the point?' which she took as boredom and the unknown. And reducing it to 1... not there. Oh! Since 12 was on the list, she should consider that too. Which was wanting something sweet again. Oh, and 16, the great questions of life.
Want, something sweet, something interesting, that didn't exist, confused her, answered the great questions in life, as she stood at the professor's lucky number by three. She took a deep breath and wondered what more she could do with it. Oh! Adding all the numbers together that she had come up with! 9+5+3+12+7+16=52, which reduced to 7. Okay, 7 again. Nothing new. Back to lucky numbers, she knew 318 was 12 or 3, and 1168 was 16 or 7. 12+16=28=10. Nothing new. 3+7=10. Nothing new. She kinda expected that, but double-checking wasn't a bad thing.
Finally, she said out-loud, "So far I'm standing on the professor's lucky number of 9ft, three times, which means 3 yards 3 times, 3 time three is 9 too. And under the professor's lucky number I desire something sweet and interesting that doesn't exist, and is confusing, which makes sense because it answers the great questions in life which are incomprehensible to the human mind."
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Armand and Damien Beta-Erikson
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