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Holmesian Feline · 09-07-2014, 08:27 PM

SPOILER!!: Zeke

It seemed he had surprised the younger boy which surely hadn't been his intention. That had been the reason why Benny hadn't been loud when he spoke, trying not to startle. Yet still, the younger Gryffindor hadn't fallen, not that the fourth year would have allowed it if he could stop it, and they were both on solid ground. Or as solid as the old bridge was in the first place.

"First you don't believe I would have at least tried to save you from falling and now you believe I'd be willing and able to keep my grip as you weigh us down. " A lot of trust would go into that type of gesture. They hadn't even exchanged names and introductions with each other since they first met up over the summer. Benny moved beside his companion, looking out over the handrail himself and seeing the situation.

"Too bad a broom can't be utilized," he mused looking down himself, thinking on his own in his dorm and the thought of flying and hovering beneath the bridge. Now that would be cool. And a bit safer than hanging off the bridge from above. "I'm Ben by the way."

09-07-2014, 08:27 PM	#11 (permalink)
Holmesian Feline Acromantula Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Baker Street Posts: 30,501 Hogwarts RPG Name: Marcus Briody Cole Graduated Hogwarts RPG Name: Aurora Simone Stone Graduated x8 x8	Napoleon of Crime - Gryffinclaw - ❄ Lunar Library Lurker ❄ - Owl Emissary - Pirate Auror SPOILER!!: Zeke Quote: Originally Posted by Hera Constant vigilance was something that was all but beaten into him... and still, he wasn't as switched on as he ought to be. Though there were people around, and those people made noises and stuff, one particular voice, caught him off-guard. Hey. It was such a simple term, and yet it made him jolt forward a little more in surprise. Zeke felt his heart skip a beat, but quickly regained his composure. There would be no plummeting to his death today, he had to prove to Emily that he could survive in the world for longer than a week without her. So far, so good. "Shouldn't sneak up on people like that, I could have died just then," he pointed out, leaning back and letting his feet touch down once more. Did he need to point out that it would've been his fault? Heh. Then again... "I won't fall though, if you hold my legs, I'd give the whole permanent sticking charm thing a go... but something less permanent would be cool." He'd hate to have to ditch his shoes and clothes simply because he chose to plaster them - with himself - to the side of the bridge. Zeke recognised his fellow Gryffindor, but despite that, he still didn't know the dudes name. All he knew was that he had tame taste where quills were involved... that, and he had girly dramas. HAHAHAHA. It seemed he had surprised the younger boy which surely hadn't been his intention. That had been the reason why Benny hadn't been loud when he spoke, trying not to startle. Yet still, the younger Gryffindor hadn't fallen, not that the fourth year would have allowed it if he could stop it, and they were both on solid ground. Or as solid as the old bridge was in the first place. "First you don't believe I would have at least tried to save you from falling and now you believe I'd be willing and able to keep my grip as you weigh us down. " A lot of trust would go into that type of gesture. They hadn't even exchanged names and introductions with each other since they first met up over the summer. Benny moved beside his companion, looking out over the handrail himself and seeing the situation. "Too bad a broom can't be utilized," he mused looking down himself, thinking on his own in his dorm and the thought of flying and hovering beneath the bridge. Now that would be cool. And a bit safer than hanging off the bridge from above. "I'm Ben by the way." __________________