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Lockhartian · 11-01-2014, 09:52 PM

Text Cut: Well, someone XD

And she never breaks a promise. So this will actually happen one day. The excitement! Three months to go! "It's a deal!" Yes, that day had been a chaotic one for the Ministry and not because of them. Though it did take a while for the department to get everything in order, they could so blame them for their lack of time to pursue other interests. Like checking out those holding cells. It all worked out in the end, because all she'd wanted to get out of that day was her license.

Also, Lex, keep a low voice when discussing apparition, yeah? Muggles all around.

Lotus nodded. On the count of three. Yes! One... two... this count she made, not the portkey one, figures. Three! And... man, this wasn't as easy as she thought it would be, you know. Getting to the top fast was going to be rather difficult as one floated about. Kind of. "Remember the anti-gravity lesson?" Did she remember how to move in that environment? Same goes for this. Only they truly got to experience it with magic.

That yearbook boy, Gabriel was it?, was probably having a blast in this trip, he was very into science and would be fascinated to know how Muggles made this work.

Enough about him. The seventh year finally managed to keep a steady pace, and was moving up! All the years of climbing trees... made no difference, because she had gravity on her side back then. "Slow and steady, but still fast." Hear that, Lex? Just like the anti-gravity lesson. Yup.

11-01-2014, 09:52 PM	#58 (permalink)
Lockhartian Kappa Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: The Eyrie Posts: 14,982 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ashton P. Walker First Year x11 x11	Astronaut Training [4] Eagle Eye [⅓ Badger Trio] Felon & Kafka ♥ Gilderoy Lockhart <3 [TEAM 947!] Text Cut: Well, someone XD Quote: Originally Posted by DaniDiNardo Lottie really shouldn't have been making promises, because it only added to the list of amazing things she would get to do only after she'd left the Castle for good. She could see it now. No 6 am wake up, no scheduled meals, no 'don't hex that guy or it's detention'. None of that lame stuff, only the more amazing things like Auror Training and uninterrupted time with her friends whenever they weren't all off doing things to make themselves happy in the long run. "I'll hold you to it and maybe I can take you looking at those holding cells we wanted to sneak into when we went to get our Apparition Licenses." They could have done it too but the test took a little longer than they'd expected and things seemed a little busy and chaotic at the time anyway. Least now they couldn't get arrested for snooping? Bright side. "Definitely!" Racing that is. How did one even race while having no weight? They were about to find out. "On three?" She asked, latching on the the bars closet to her. That was usually the general consensus when having races. "One...two....THREE." Having not anticipated just what being weightless felt like, the Gryffindor tugged a bit too hard to pull herself up and found herself in the odd predicament of floating up some as a result of the force she'd used. "Whoaa..." It took her a moment to right herself in her suspension before she tried grabbing at the next bar. This...this was definitely weird and would be harder than she thought BUT SO COOL! And she never breaks a promise. So this will actually happen one day. The excitement! Three months to go! "It's a deal!" Yes, that day had been a chaotic one for the Ministry and not because of them. Though it did take a while for the department to get everything in order, they could so blame them for their lack of time to pursue other interests. Like checking out those holding cells. It all worked out in the end, because all she'd wanted to get out of that day was her license. Also, Lex, keep a low voice when discussing apparition, yeah? Muggles all around. Lotus nodded. On the count of three. Yes! One... two... this count she made, not the portkey one, figures. Three! And... man, this wasn't as easy as she thought it would be, you know. Getting to the top fast was going to be rather difficult as one floated about. Kind of. "Remember the anti-gravity lesson?" Did she remember how to move in that environment? Same goes for this. Only they truly got to experience it with magic. That yearbook boy, Gabriel was it?, was probably having a blast in this trip, he was very into science and would be fascinated to know how Muggles made this work. Enough about him. The seventh year finally managed to keep a steady pace, and was moving up! All the years of climbing trees... made no difference, because she had gravity on her side back then. "Slow and steady, but still fast." Hear that, Lex? Just like the anti-gravity lesson. Yup.