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DaniDiNardo · 05-28-2014, 04:30 PM

RAVENCLAWS.

Then people wondered why she didn't LIKE Ravenclaws. Kyroh got a look for his question and Collarbin for laughing at it because Gryffindor was AMAZING and everyone in blue needed to go dive into a friggin' pit with no bottom. In the middle of all the annoying chaos, Zahra was talking--usually a bad thing but this time Lex was glad she did otherwise she might have. Whether it cost them 5 points of not, it didn't matter because it was already said and everyone heard it. Zahra earned herself mad points with Lex, though she'd never want or accept them. Gryffindors sticking together, it was a thing--

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Kevin wasn't learning, was he? Lex HAD been momentarily stunned by his sudden outburst but her senses were back as he continued back talking the Professor. Without thinking, her wand was at him again as she cast a silent 'langlock'. If THAT didn't shut him up, 'expulso' WOULD.

And now she was EVEN MOAR lost. What were they doing? Another glare for the Gryffindor who should have been forced into silence now before noting the white of her potion. Was that meant to happen? SHE DIDN'T KNOW BUT OTHERS WERE WHITE SO! Lex added the glumbumble parts and glanced over at someone else who'd been stirring. Right. She gave five clockwise stirs with her spoon then gave a VERY patient look to the Professor. She COULD ignore Kevin.

SPOILER!!: Parchment

05-28-2014, 04:30 PM	#250 (permalink)
DaniDiNardo Crup Join Date: May 2012 Location: Over here! (GMT -5) Posts: 17,239 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ruth (Rae) Elliot Gryffindor First Year x12 x12	Kevin and Zahra ish Yeah I broke that mirror, so what? ll NOT backward ll Official Gryfferin ll Lemon's favourite RAVENCLAWS. Then people wondered why she didn't LIKE Ravenclaws. Kyroh got a look for his question and Collarbin for laughing at it because Gryffindor was AMAZING and everyone in blue needed to go dive into a friggin' pit with no bottom. In the middle of all the annoying chaos, Zahra was talking--usually a bad thing but this time Lex was glad she did otherwise she might have. Whether it cost them 5 points of not, it didn't matter because it was already said and everyone heard it. Zahra earned herself mad points with Lex, though she'd never want or accept them. Gryffindors sticking together, it was a thing-- ...... .......... Kevin wasn't learning, was he? Lex HAD been momentarily stunned by his sudden outburst but her senses were back as he continued back talking the Professor. Without thinking, her wand was at him again as she cast a silent 'langlock'. If THAT didn't shut him up, 'expulso' WOULD. And now she was EVEN MOAR lost. What were they doing? Another glare for the Gryffindor who should have been forced into silence now before noting the white of her potion. Was that meant to happen? SHE DIDN'T KNOW BUT OTHERS WERE WHITE SO! Lex added the glumbumble parts and glanced over at someone else who'd been stirring. Right. She gave five clockwise stirs with her spoon then gave a VERY patient look to the Professor. She COULD ignore Kevin. SPOILER!!: Parchment Alexa Cambridge Gryffindor Sixth Year Cabeza de Turco • Pure water • 10 hippogriff feathers • Half a unicorn horn (grated before starting) • Glumbumble parts • Half a Fwooper voice chords • One drop of doxy venom • Frog leg 1. clean all tools, caldron included, wash hands, grate Half a unicorn horn 2. Heat the cauldron for a minute at medium heat 3. Add 3 glasses of purified water 4. Add hippogriff feathers one by one 5. Count to ten and stir the potion counter clockwise once. Count to twenty and stir it clockwise once. Count to thirty and stir counter clockwise once again. - CAREFUL WITH THIS STEP! 6. Add the grated unicorn horn and drawing an arrow pointing to right with your wand. 7. If the colour has turned bright white, add glumbumble parts and stir five times clockwise with wooden stirrer. __________________ Imma say all the words inside my head____________________________________ ______________________________I'm fired up and tired of the way that things are said.