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Tazenhani · 02-17-2015, 04:24 AM

SPOILER!!: Eureka & Paige

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Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie

Bad karma. Too much bad karma.

Despite her most valiant efforts not to create trouble and chaos around her, the Hufflepuff seemed to be constantly building up more karmic dept. And now she had to bottle it all up. Jaime would just laugh at her and tell her she was being silly - mostly because she hadn't killed anyone and no one had really gotten hurt from anything she had done - and she hadn't been able to find Thornton recently to discuss matters with him. Although the Ravenclaw was more of an escape for her. She quite enjoyed his company because he could always distract her from things. Sort of like her happy place...but in a person.

Eden...maybe she could go ask Eden about th----

Stopping, and taking a few steps in reverse to backtrack a bit, her eyes widened with excitement when she heard the one blonde mention something about someone's tongue being stuck to a window? NOW WAS HER CHANCE! GOOD DEEDS CANCELED OUT KARMIC DEBT! EXCELLENT!

"I CAN HELP!" she waved frantically as she bounced over to the girl, her curls tossing all over the place. "I once helped a piranha plants get its tongue unstuck from a frozen window."

So this should be easy breezy!

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Originally Posted by Magical Soul

Eureka wasn't one to scare easily, and thank Merlin for that because out of the blue someone was quietly talking to her. TO HER. In that English tongue her grandfather used to teach them all. Eureka remained where she was, her face plastered onto the glass, trying to decipher every word the girl was saying. She understood everything just fine, she just didn't understand what the girl meant and Eureka didn't want to pull away and having to face her before she had a good answer.

'Okay' was the common, universal word for understanding things, though. She could use that.

Just when she was about to pull back, someone else shouted that they could help?? Eureka's eyes were wide with confusion. She pulled away quickly though and spun around to face the two girls. "I help, too!" She beamed, speaking in a thick accent. She saved poor cold animals and sneaked them into the castle, did they know that? "Piranha plants?" Eureka repeated, her eyes going wide, wider than they'd already been. She looked at the other girl to make sure she heard right. "Do they eat you?" She asked curiously, fascinated.

From the lack of response, let alone head movement, from the girl Amur surmised that the situation was bad. Perhaps even adult-intervention-worthy type of bad. Which was really bad. She reached over and patted the girl's shoulder. "Don't worry, we'll get you out of --"

The shout that came from the street startled Amur so bad that her words turned into a squeak of surprise as she whipped around. What in all -? Amur started as the young girl bounced over to them. Had she really spoken so loudly that someone could over--- What? Just...what?

"How did a piranha plant manage to do that? And how did you--"

And then she screamed. Really screamed, because window-tongue-girl had whirled about. And to do that, she would have had to rip her tongue from the window, which would have hurt. A lot. And Amur was thoroughly confused when she didn't see evidence of that hurt on the girl's face. Just.....what?

Lowering her hands from their protective covering of her own mouth, Amur glanced at the window just to check and make sure there wasn't a tongue stuck to it still. Some people could still speak without tongues, right? But no, no tongue and really, no evidence of stuckery on the window. So what had.........

Ohhhhhh. Amur's face flushed in embarrassment. There was that thing, that looking in the shop window thing that people tended to do. At least, crisis averted? With, the bonus opportunity to pretend that it had never happened, with talk of piranha plants of all things.

"Uhm...they can..." Maybe she should just try slipping away and let these two carry on with their conversation. Truth was, she really did want to know how a plant had managed to get its tongue stuck to a window. So, she stayed.

02-17-2015, 04:24 AM	#14 (permalink)
Tazenhani DMLE & DoM Doxy Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 6,150 Hogwarts RPG Name: Amur Neverwinter Fourth Year	LOL you two ^_^ ~ Rise and Rise Again, Until Lambs become Lions ~ SPOILER!!: Eureka & Paige Quote: Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie Bad karma. Too much bad karma. Despite her most valiant efforts not to create trouble and chaos around her, the Hufflepuff seemed to be constantly building up more karmic dept. And now she had to bottle it all up. Jaime would just laugh at her and tell her she was being silly - mostly because she hadn't killed anyone and no one had really gotten hurt from anything she had done - and she hadn't been able to find Thornton recently to discuss matters with him. Although the Ravenclaw was more of an escape for her. She quite enjoyed his company because he could always distract her from things. Sort of like her happy place...but in a person. Eden...maybe she could go ask Eden about th---- Stopping, and taking a few steps in reverse to backtrack a bit, her eyes widened with excitement when she heard the one blonde mention something about someone's tongue being stuck to a window? NOW WAS HER CHANCE! GOOD DEEDS CANCELED OUT KARMIC DEBT! EXCELLENT! "I CAN HELP!" she waved frantically as she bounced over to the girl, her curls tossing all over the place. "I once helped a piranha plants get its tongue unstuck from a frozen window." So this should be easy breezy! Quote: Originally Posted by Magical Soul Eureka wasn't one to scare easily, and thank Merlin for that because out of the blue someone was quietly talking to her. TO HER. In that English tongue her grandfather used to teach them all. Eureka remained where she was, her face plastered onto the glass, trying to decipher every word the girl was saying. She understood everything just fine, she just didn't understand what the girl meant and Eureka didn't want to pull away and having to face her before she had a good answer. 'Okay' was the common, universal word for understanding things, though. She could use that. Just when she was about to pull back, someone else shouted that they could help?? Eureka's eyes were wide with confusion. She pulled away quickly though and spun around to face the two girls. "I help, too!" She beamed, speaking in a thick accent. She saved poor cold animals and sneaked them into the castle, did they know that? "Piranha plants?" Eureka repeated, her eyes going wide, wider than they'd already been. She looked at the other girl to make sure she heard right. "Do they eat you?" She asked curiously, fascinated. From the lack of response, let alone head movement, from the girl Amur surmised that the situation was bad. Perhaps even adult-intervention-worthy type of bad. Which was really bad. She reached over and patted the girl's shoulder. "Don't worry, we'll get you out of --" The shout that came from the street startled Amur so bad that her words turned into a squeak of surprise as she whipped around. What in all -? Amur started as the young girl bounced over to them. Had she really spoken so loudly that someone could over--- What? Just...what? "How did a piranha plant manage to do that? And how did you--" And then she screamed. Really screamed, because window-tongue-girl had whirled about. And to do that, she would have had to rip her tongue from the window, which would have hurt. A lot. And Amur was thoroughly confused when she didn't see evidence of that hurt on the girl's face. Just.....what? Lowering her hands from their protective covering of her own mouth, Amur glanced at the window just to check and make sure there wasn't a tongue stuck to it still. Some people could still speak without tongues, right? But no, no tongue and really, no evidence of stuckery on the window. So what had......... Ohhhhhh. Amur's face flushed in embarrassment. There was that thing, that looking in the shop window thing that people tended to do. At least, crisis averted? With, the bonus opportunity to pretend that it had never happened, with talk of piranha plants of all things. "Uhm...they can..." Maybe she should just try slipping away and let these two carry on with their conversation. Truth was, she really did want to know how a plant had managed to get its tongue stuck to a window. So, she stayed. __________________ I've got a fire for a heart._________________________________________________ I'm not scared of the dark._________________________________________ _______________________________________You've never seen it look so easy.