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*Nordic Witch* · 09-21-2014, 08:22 AM

SPOILER!!: Zeke & Cassie

Wrestling with the monster book was slowly tiring him out and making the sweat on his forehead start to drip down into his eyes. With partly blurred vision Leo looked on as the boy enthusiastically reached out to stroke the spine of the book he was holding onto for dear life. Feeling the book give off a loud PURRRING noise and ease its attack Leo acted swiftly and closed the book and the heavy lock all in one motion. Gratefully he accepted his wand from Cassie and the flicked it once at the lock. Finally safe!

Letting out a loud sigh of relief Leo pulled out a towel from under the counter and wiped away the sweat on from his forehead. Flexing his arms to stretch them out after the ordeal he turned to the boy with gratitude. "Thank you for your quick help, Mr? If you hadn't come when you did I'm not sure I would have come out of that unscathed."

Watching the boy gently run his finger over the furry book Leo asked "You want to borrow this copy of the Monster Book of Monsters? It’s pretty feisty."It was worth mentioning. Well weirder things had happened. Turning his attention to Cassie he smiled warmly. "Thank you for finding my wand Professor Morgan, and I’m fine." Shoving the towel back under the counter Leo asked. "What brings you to the library?" It didn’t feel right to call her Cassie in front of a student. Even if he wanted to.

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Originally Posted by natethegreat

Walking up to the front desk Gregoire politely asked to the librarian "Excusez-moi Monsieur. Do you have a fairy tale book?" That was a weird question for the dirty-blonde third year to be asking. Generally that would be a question coming from a first year if that even! Fairy tale books were generally only things a kid wanted. But this would majorly help out with this situation....if he could only find a way to make her back down...maybe by mentioning something or someone. Maybe even acting like someone could even somewhat scare her into getting some information out of her! Just something along those lines!

It had been a busy day in the library and Leo had stood on his feet more than he had done since the years start. It seemed that the student’s wants for reading material of all sorts increased the further into the term they got. Leo had just slumped down in his seat at the front desk for a well earned rest when a dirty blond boy trailed his way up to the desk.

Straightening in his seat Leo greeted the boy with a cheery smile. "Good day," furrowing his brows just a little he answered. "I’ve got a number of fairy tales books. Especially muggle ones." Grabbing his wands from his holster he used it to fetch a book. As it sailed down on the counter he offered it to the boy. "Did you want something like this? Its Muriel Ashworth's prized '100 fairy tales and bedtime stories' it's a good read and has lots of pretty pictures."

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Nordic Witch Grindylow Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: [GMT + 1] Posts: 14,386 Hogwarts RPG Name: Tiana Patterson Gryffindor Second Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Iris Forsfelle Slytherin Fourth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: ???? Hufflepuff Third Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Mirabelle Draguar Ravenclaw Fourth Year Ministry Department Head: Violet Fawley Ecological Protection x3	Separate TL for natethegreat. Swedishfish Girl! ❄ Page-Turning Seamstress ❄ Jess's Soul Sister! Sweetest Swede! SPOILER!!: Zeke & Cassie Quote: Originally Posted by Hera It seemed he wasn't the only one that needed the Librarians services, though, it did seem weird that Professor's would use the place. Did they not have books of their own? Hhhmmmm. "Hullo Professor," he greeted quickly in a low tone. Because he didn't want to upset Mr LibraryMan. Of course, what he'd failed to notice until now, was that the Librarian seemed to have his hands full. Very full... and he was sweating and stuff. But it wasn't hot in here, so... what the? Upon being asked to stroke the books spine - an odd request if ever he heard one, he realised the mans struggles. And WHY exactly would he want to stroke a rabid beastly book? Well obviously he was a Gryffindor, so here he went! "Sure thing, Sir!" he replied enthused. His note lay on the desk, all but forgotten and he reached over to do as he was asked. Stroke the books spine. Stroke it. And that he did. Gently he ran his hand and fingers up and down the length of the books furry spine. Neat! *"Uhhh... can I have* one of those?" Like, for keeps? Quote: Originally Posted by Bazinga "OHMYGOSH Leo are you alright?" She went into a bit of panic mode seeing him dealing with the awful book. She disliked the biting ones so much and even swatted at it. Though and after thought told her it was no good. One had her foot for hours back in school because she was too embarrassed to seek help. Looking towards the young man she gave a small smile. "Hello Zeke." Moving to look around for Leo's wand, she let Zeke deal with the petting. She wanted away from it before the thing tried to bite her. Kneeling on the ground she looked around for his wand. Here wandy wandy, where have you moved too. Looking under the counter she finally spotted it. Cringing, because she just knew there were spiders under there, THEY TOLD HER, she quickly grabbed the wand and jumped back up. "Here it is!!" She hurried to hand it over. Wrestling with the monster book was slowly tiring him out and making the sweat on his forehead start to drip down into his eyes. With partly blurred vision Leo looked on as the boy enthusiastically reached out to stroke the spine of the book he was holding onto for dear life. Feeling the book give off a loud PURRRING noise and ease its attack Leo acted swiftly and closed the book and the heavy lock all in one motion. Gratefully he accepted his wand from Cassie and the flicked it once at the lock. Finally safe! Letting out a loud sigh of relief Leo pulled out a towel from under the counter and wiped away the sweat on from his forehead. Flexing his arms to stretch them out after the ordeal he turned to the boy with gratitude. "Thank you for your quick help, Mr? If you hadn't come when you did I'm not sure I would have come out of that unscathed." Watching the boy gently run his finger over the furry book Leo asked "You want to borrow this copy of the Monster Book of Monsters? It’s pretty feisty."It was worth mentioning. Well weirder things had happened. Turning his attention to Cassie he smiled warmly. "Thank you for finding my wand Professor Morgan, and I’m fine." Shoving the towel back under the counter Leo asked. "What brings you to the library?" It didn’t feel right to call her Cassie in front of a student. Even if he wanted to. Quote: Originally Posted by natethegreat Walking up to the front desk Gregoire politely asked to the librarian "Excusez-moi Monsieur. Do you have a fairy tale book?" That was a weird question for the dirty-blonde third year to be asking. Generally that would be a question coming from a first year if that even! Fairy tale books were generally only things a kid wanted. But this would majorly help out with this situation....if he could only find a way to make her back down...maybe by mentioning something or someone. Maybe even acting like someone could even somewhat scare her into getting some information out of her! Just something along those lines! It had been a busy day in the library and Leo had stood on his feet more than he had done since the years start. It seemed that the student’s wants for reading material of all sorts increased the further into the term they got. Leo had just slumped down in his seat at the front desk for a well earned rest when a dirty blond boy trailed his way up to the desk. Straightening in his seat Leo greeted the boy with a cheery smile. "Good day," furrowing his brows just a little he answered. "I’ve got a number of fairy tales books. Especially muggle ones." Grabbing his wands from his holster he used it to fetch a book. As it sailed down on the counter he offered it to the boy. "Did you want something like this? Its Muriel Ashworth's prized '100 fairy tales and bedtime stories' it's a good read and has lots of pretty pictures."** __________________