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Lottiepot · 01-22-2014, 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by grangerfan8

"But I still get covered in flower." She looked amused by smug Terry though. It was interesting and all. Sure, she could trust him. Friends trusted friends after all.

He did realize he didn't have to be near the lake to be thrown in? He didn't even have to be thrown, he could be levitated, seeing how Dora wasn't prone to actual physical violence of the muggle nature, and she was sure that's what throwing someone in a lake would be considered. She'd just levitate him, which she was more than capable of doing.

Dora waited expectantly.

".....You're supposed to breath that on me now."

She wasn't going to let him live that down was he? She had to admit it was hilarious fun and the produce that came out the baking session was pretty outstanding, even if he did say so himself. "That's just finicky details" the Slytherin shrugged it off. Perhaps she looked better with a dusting of flour.

Urgh, why did potions never taste appetizing? Couldn't they just throw some flavourings, vanilla perhaps just to liven up the taste. In fact, chilli would be better than this stuff. He looked at Dora as she instructed him on what to do. These homework tasks always were a little odd, mimicking a Dragon was certainly not what Terry thought would happen at school. It was interesting to say the least and the uses of the potion were probably quite unique but still, in order for it to work you had to act like a fire breathing mythical beast.

He opened his mouth and breathed gently on the Ravenclaw prefect wrinkling his nose as he did so, waiting for some form of reaction. He closed it after a few seconds only to open up again when he asked a question. "So, what did that feel like?" he asked. Did he need to write this down anywhere as written proof? "Other than a bit odd." Because surely that would be her first response. "Am I supposed to record this anywhere?" he asked her. Surely she'd know the homework task, unlike Terry who had rushed out with his potion vial and his notebook and quill without even thinking of checking the noticeboard before he left. Yeah, that would teach him in the future.

01-22-2014, 11:04 PM	#429 (permalink)
Lottiepot Graphorn Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: winks Posts: 17,993 Hogwarts RPG Name: Elias Greenwood Slytherin Graduated x12 x6	Potions 1.2 HeadGirlMC \| Treddie & Trixiver <3 \| Copy Girl \| Katie's Ickle Minion \| I love YOU more Quote: Originally Posted by grangerfan8 "But I still get covered in flower." She looked amused by smug Terry though. It was interesting and all. Sure, she could trust him. Friends trusted friends after all. He did realize he didn't have to be near the lake to be thrown in? He didn't even have to be thrown, he could be levitated, seeing how Dora wasn't prone to actual physical violence of the muggle nature, and she was sure that's what throwing someone in a lake would be considered. She'd just levitate him, which she was more than capable of doing. Dora waited expectantly. ".....You're supposed to breath that on me now." She wasn't going to let him live that down was he? She had to admit it was hilarious fun and the produce that came out the baking session was pretty outstanding, even if he did say so himself. "That's just finicky details" the Slytherin shrugged it off. Perhaps she looked better with a dusting of flour. Urgh, why did potions never taste appetizing? Couldn't they just throw some flavourings, vanilla perhaps just to liven up the taste. In fact, chilli would be better than this stuff. He looked at Dora as she instructed him on what to do. These homework tasks always were a little odd, mimicking a Dragon was certainly not what Terry thought would happen at school. It was interesting to say the least and the uses of the potion were probably quite unique but still, in order for it to work you had to act like a fire breathing mythical beast. He opened his mouth and breathed gently on the Ravenclaw prefect wrinkling his nose as he did so, waiting for some form of reaction. He closed it after a few seconds only to open up again when he asked a question. "So, what did that feel like?" he asked. Did he need to write this down anywhere as written proof? "Other than a bit odd." Because surely that would be her first response. "Am I supposed to record this anywhere?" he asked her. Surely she'd know the homework task, unlike Terry who had rushed out with his potion vial and his notebook and quill without even thinking of checking the noticeboard before he left. Yeah, that would teach him in the future. __________________ Last edited by Lottiepot; 01-27-2014 at 09:42 PM.