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laurange · 09-06-2015, 02:03 PM

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Originally Posted by iBeJenn

Where... was she? Marietta looked around, confused and muttering to herself. She had asked where the library was and was informed that it was located on the fourth floor. Perhaps she should've also asked for directions or for the person to guide her...

Then again, the person looked just ask clueless as she did when she asked... so maybe the library wasn't even located on the fourth floor and she was just lost. Marietta frowned and rambled nonsense to herself, in an attempt to remind herself that getting lost wasn't a bad thing. It was supposed to be an adventure. "This... is not scary... at all," Mari muttered to herself. "There is nothing to be afraid of... this is... exciting."

This castle was huge and exciting and terrifying. Yup. And it being quiet here did not make it worse. Nope. It made it waaaaay worse.

Brian was happily munching on a carrot stick, on his way to the library because the thought had just struck him that MAYBE there were science books in the Muggle Studies section of the library and if he finished studying up for transfiguration fast enough, he could have some time to go through the shelves and look for something sciency. Transfiguration was sciency too, but he hadn't found a logical scientific explaination for it and 'magic' was not a good enough explaination. Magic had limits. Why? These were very important questions that needed addressing.

Carrot stick sticking out of his mouth, he turned the corner only to find a small-looking person rambling to herself and walking in his direction. Eyes adjusting slowly to the light - was it going to rain? Because the clouds looked pretty gloomy today - he realised it was the girl from Sugarplum's. The one who lost her mother. Did she lose something else too? "Are you okay?" he asked, a little redundantly. Of course she wasn't okay, she was rambling to herself. That was almost never a good sign.

09-06-2015, 02:03 PM	#3 (permalink)
laurange Ramora Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Kita's pocket Posts: 5,235 Hogwarts RPG Name: Aslan Archer Slytherin Seventh Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Rose Woods Gryffindor Fifth Year x9 x6	½ of Lauralie \| Koala \| The being in Ern's pocket \| Baby Smurf \| Prouf member of The Flock Quote: Originally Posted by iBeJenn Where... was she? Marietta looked around, confused and muttering to herself. She had asked where the library was and was informed that it was located on the fourth floor. Perhaps she should've also asked for directions or for the person to guide her... Then again, the person looked just ask clueless as she did when she asked... so maybe the library wasn't even located on the fourth floor and she was just lost. Marietta frowned and rambled nonsense to herself, in an attempt to remind herself that getting lost wasn't a bad thing. It was supposed to be an adventure. "This... is not scary... at all," Mari muttered to herself. "There is nothing to be afraid of... this is... exciting." This castle was huge and exciting and terrifying. Yup. And it being quiet here did not make it worse. Nope. It made it waaaaay worse. Brian was happily munching on a carrot stick, on his way to the library because the thought had just struck him that MAYBE there were science books in the Muggle Studies section of the library and if he finished studying up for transfiguration fast enough, he could have some time to go through the shelves and look for something sciency. Transfiguration was sciency too, but he hadn't found a logical scientific explaination for it and 'magic' was not a good enough explaination. Magic had limits. Why? These were very important questions that needed addressing. Carrot stick sticking out of his mouth, he turned the corner only to find a small-looking person rambling to herself and walking in his direction. Eyes adjusting slowly to the light - was it going to rain? Because the clouds looked pretty gloomy today - he realised it was the girl from Sugarplum's. The one who lost her mother. Did she lose something else too? "Are you okay?" he asked, a little redundantly. Of course she wasn't okay, she was rambling to herself. That was almost never a good sign.