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Tazenhani · 06-03-2015, 04:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Squishy

Professor Dakest was so sweet. Lux found herself liking him more and more and beamed as he congratulated her. "Professor Culloden is just wonderful, isn't he?" One of the kindest people she knew though of course no one was kinder than Bay.

It was nice to see him visibly relax on noticing that she was joking, and she giggled to herself as she worked on the s'more. He was giving her good advice and she was thankful that she had asked the question. Lux knew how important it was to be able to defend yourself against dark magic and creatures. Sometimes that involved offensive spells on top of defensive ones. Flaming arrows came to mind. "What about Cheering Charms? Could they be used against a dark wizard to make him happy?" What? It was her favourite spell, and a valid question in her opinion. If Dakest laughed, she wouldn't be offended.

"Crackers are ready, sir!" She was on top of this!

Wonderful? He wasn't really sure how much he could agree on that term. Truth be told, he hadn't had much of an opportunity to interact with the man outside of general Professor duties and meetings. So, he settled for a reserved agreement. "He seems like a decent man."

As most men did before one got to know them. Really, it could go either way.

The young girl got an arched eyebrow and a sidelong glance. He worked his thoughts around for a moment, before offering her an unsure shrug. "I suppose it depends on how dark the wizard is. Those that aren't truly warped might be affected. But those that are, who have strong minds and convictions...I fear it would be more dangerous than effective."

For instance, Peverell. The thought had him wincing, and he turned away from the young girl, hoping to hide it.

It was enough time to see that the marshmellows were done. With a grin, Sabel pulled the stick up and turned back, placing each carefully on the crackers. "Wanna know what I like most about s'mores? They're not complicated."

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Tazenhani DMLE & DoM Doxy Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 6,150 Hogwarts RPG Name: Amur Neverwinter Fourth Year	~ Rise and Rise Again, Until Lambs become Lions ~ Quote: Originally Posted by Squishy Professor Dakest was so sweet. Lux found herself liking him more and more and beamed as he congratulated her. "Professor Culloden is just wonderful, isn't he?" One of the kindest people she knew though of course no one was kinder than Bay. It was nice to see him visibly relax on noticing that she was joking, and she giggled to herself as she worked on the s'more. He was giving her good advice and she was thankful that she had asked the question. Lux knew how important it was to be able to defend yourself against dark magic and creatures. Sometimes that involved offensive spells on top of defensive ones. Flaming arrows came to mind. "What about Cheering Charms? Could they be used against a dark wizard to make him happy?" What? It was her favourite spell, and a valid question in her opinion. If Dakest laughed, she wouldn't be offended. "Crackers are ready, sir!" She was on top of this! Wonderful? He wasn't really sure how much he could agree on that term. Truth be told, he hadn't had much of an opportunity to interact with the man outside of general Professor duties and meetings. So, he settled for a reserved agreement. "He seems like a decent man." As most men did before one got to know them. Really, it could go either way. The young girl got an arched eyebrow and a sidelong glance. He worked his thoughts around for a moment, before offering her an unsure shrug. "I suppose it depends on how dark the wizard is. Those that aren't truly warped might be affected. But those that are, who have strong minds and convictions...I fear it would be more dangerous than effective." For instance, Peverell. The thought had him wincing, and he turned away from the young girl, hoping to hide it. It was enough time to see that the marshmellows were done. With a grin, Sabel pulled the stick up and turned back, placing each carefully on the crackers. "Wanna know what I like most about s'mores? They're not complicated." __________________ I've got a fire for a heart._________________________________________________ I'm not scared of the dark._________________________________________ _______________________________________You've never seen it look so easy.