 Post 2: Gets sent back to start (to ya know fix everything) Jupiter's Satellite
After being sent through the blinding mass of "Sun" and coming up on the other side the thunderstorm finally stopped. But then the wind started. Tora had finally figured it out: her ball of planet was oddly charmed for the Southern Hemisphere. It made perfect sense, in the Autumn section she had experienced massive rainstorms and intense humidity, in the Spring section she was experiencing intense winds. The only problem now was moving when those winds literally kept you in one place. The fourth year strained against the headwind, trying to move her feet. She knew the pendulum would hit her on the back swing again if she didn't move soon and sure enough-
BAM! she braced herself right before she was sent flying back across the room to land in "Autumn". She didn't even wait for the rain to start, she just scrambled out of the way so she wouldn't get hit again. Now in relative safety, she noticed the suspiciously Northern Hemisphere Autumn- like climate. It was chilly, and a light breeze was blowing through her hair. Nothing like the wind that swirled around her only moments before in the other Autumn. Hm. She certainly liked this one better!
Tora grinned and experimented maneuvering around so she would be a pro when the time came to start avoiding other students. There she was, practicing, when all of the sudden, something hard plopped on the top of her head. OW! she shouted as she snapped her head to look up. All she saw the the top of the clear planet. But there was something at her feet... An apple? She felt another thing hit her back as she bent down to pick up the fruit. She looked up again and saw tons of apples "growing" from the clear top and-
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"EEEEEEEPP!" Tora flailed as she was pounded with at least a hundred apples. None of them actually hurt her, they just came as a surprise and she was soon standing knee deep in the things. Luckily, there weren't any more or she wouldn't be able to move through them and get her ball rolling. Tora had decided that the sooner she got out of this season, the better. It was only trouble. Wind or covered in apples? She didn't know which one was worse! At least she could move (sorta) with the apples verse not being able to move at all with the wind.
No sooner had she thought this than when the apples suddenly disappeared and her feet and hands started sticking to the walls of the ball. It smelled sweet, could it be? The Ravenclaw brought her finger up to her mouth and licked off a drop of the sticky substance. Maple sap?! What next?!
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