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Tazenhani · 06-14-2015, 06:30 AM

SPOILER!!: The Scotsman

"Two weeks from now." Sabel suggested without pause. Why wait to set a date? Unless Culloden was one of those in want of checking his schedule and clearing his books. That was always possible.

Sabel hefted his stone and took a step back as the other Professor moved up to the plate. The comment was as flat as the rock on the water, one of Sabel's eyebrows arching. "You didn't try."

A simple fact of observation. One he was sure the man would have pointed out had he seen it himself. But as there was no mirror around, and stating the obvious was a thing, Sabel opted to fill in the blanks. Scooping up another stone as he stepped back up to Culloden's side, Sabel placed it in his hand without preamble.

"That's okay though. Plenty of rocks to practice with."

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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 ~ SPOILER!!: The Scotsman Quote: Originally Posted by StarShine Well, then. They were going on a Scotland tour! Cosgrach grinned. Then he would see this man's worth. "Let's arrange a date sometime," It was going to be the date of the year, after all. He hoped Sabel wasn't as terrible as he'd first feared. Not that a Culloden would fully trust an Auror, but it would be a nice change to suspect less. Hold the stone, move your wrist, blah blah. To be honest, Cosgrach couldn't care less. He, as a child, had never wanted to skip a stone, so why should HIS daughter? Still, he was going to humour Sabel, his dearest colleague. No one could know how a baby would turn out. He found a stone too, whatever, and held it how he thought Sabel did. He wasn't paying much attention, however. Then, he pretended to be mimicking his posture and just threw it in the water. "It didn't skip." Just so Sabel knew. His teaching ways were wrong. "Two weeks from now." Sabel suggested without pause. Why wait to set a date? Unless Culloden was one of those in want of checking his schedule and clearing his books. That was always possible. Sabel hefted his stone and took a step back as the other Professor moved up to the plate. The comment was as flat as the rock on the water, one of Sabel's eyebrows arching. "You didn't try." A simple fact of observation. One he was sure the man would have pointed out had he seen it himself. But as there was no mirror around, and stating the obvious was a thing, Sabel opted to fill in the blanks. Scooping up another stone as he stepped back up to Culloden's side, Sabel placed it in his hand without preamble. "That's okay though. Plenty of rocks to practice with." __________________ I've got a fire for a heart._________________________________________________ I'm not scared of the dark._________________________________________ _______________________________________You've never seen it look so easy.