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DaniDiNardo · 09-19-2015, 03:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Felixir

Inside the broom closet he went, and at once Daxton subscribed to the tactic of staying close to the walls - a tactic that actually served him well in day to day life too, as it happen. Withdrawing his wand from its 'home' up his sleeve, Daxton held it over his head and repeated the motion of wrapping a rope around himself. He said nothing, but thought Disillusio with such conviction that he may as well have done, and focused hard on the intent of the spell and his surroundings. A moment later, when Daxton looked down at his body and then inspected his hands, he found that he had, in fact, been completely correct. The spell was a no-go.

Not that he appeared to care in the slightest; proving himself right was hardly likely to invoke any sort of upset. Dalton slipped his wand back up his sleeve - if he could not make himself disappear, he would not be able to magically reveal anyone else - and moved about the perimeter of the room, drawn right up close to the wall, senses alert. For once, it seemed as though having overly keen hearing might actually work in his favour.

He would not be able to reveal anyone, but Daxton might at least be able to detect them.

It was a broom closet.

Did the Professor know? When Blaise heard the word field trip, he assumed that at the very least they'd be going out onto the grounds. This wasn't the field; this was a broom closet. Nothing exciting ever happened in those unless the brooms were magicked but he'd already been fed the spiel about no flying at Hogwarts so he wouldn't hold his breath.

The boy was however curious enough to take a peek inside while the Professor spoke. Just as he thought. Just a broom closet--only this one was much bigger and would actually fit everyone for what was starting to sound more like a huge game of hide and seek. He could get behind that he supposed so he opened up his bag to have his quill and notepad float--obvious giveaways they would be--then left his bag outside the door to give himself less things he had to hide. Sure there would be ways to hide himself in here, even if the spell didn't work. As for finding invisible people? He might just run around until he knocked into someo--

Ohai Daxton.

Blaise was all set to walk by the boy, his mind being trained to look for the invisible but at the last second he noticed him and took a step back. "This might work if the lights were off." He offered in a low voice to the boy who was obviously content to stand there all visible like. "You should help me. If we cut the lights we won't even need the spell, just hide in the shadows." And scurry off whenever anyone came too close with their wand light. They were small enough for it to work. Mhm. "What'd ya say?"

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DaniDiNardo Crup Join Date: May 2012 Location: Over here! (GMT -5) Posts: 17,239 Hogwarts RPG Name: Ruth (Rae) Elliot Gryffindor First Year x12 x12	DADA Lesson 1 - Post 1 (Daxton!) Yeah I broke that mirror, so what? ll NOT backward ll Official Gryfferin ll Lemon's favourite Quote: Originally Posted by Felixir Inside the broom closet he went, and at once Daxton subscribed to the tactic of staying close to the walls - a tactic that actually served him well in day to day life too, as it happen. Withdrawing his wand from its 'home' up his sleeve, Daxton held it over his head and repeated the motion of wrapping a rope around himself. He said nothing, but thought Disillusio with such conviction that he may as well have done, and focused hard on the intent of the spell and his surroundings. A moment later, when Daxton looked down at his body and then inspected his hands, he found that he had, in fact, been completely correct. The spell was a no-go. Not that he appeared to care in the slightest; proving himself right was hardly likely to invoke any sort of upset. Dalton slipped his wand back up his sleeve - if he could not make himself disappear, he would not be able to magically reveal anyone else - and moved about the perimeter of the room, drawn right up close to the wall, senses alert. For once, it seemed as though having overly keen hearing might actually work in his favour. He would not be able to reveal anyone, but Daxton might at least be able to detect them. It was a broom closet. Did the Professor know? When Blaise heard the word field trip, he assumed that at the very least they'd be going out onto the grounds. This wasn't the field; this was a broom closet. Nothing exciting ever happened in those unless the brooms were magicked but he'd already been fed the spiel about no flying at Hogwarts so he wouldn't hold his breath. The boy was however curious enough to take a peek inside while the Professor spoke. Just as he thought. Just a broom closet--only this one was much bigger and would actually fit everyone for what was starting to sound more like a huge game of hide and seek. He could get behind that he supposed so he opened up his bag to have his quill and notepad float--obvious giveaways they would be--then left his bag outside the door to give himself less things he had to hide. Sure there would be ways to hide himself in here, even if the spell didn't work. As for finding invisible people? He might just run around until he knocked into someo-- Ohai Daxton. Blaise was all set to walk by the boy, his mind being trained to look for the invisible but at the last second he noticed him and took a step back. "This might work if the lights were off." He offered in a low voice to the boy who was obviously content to stand there all visible like. "You should help me. If we cut the lights we won't even need the spell, just hide in the shadows." And scurry off whenever anyone came too close with their wand light. They were small enough for it to work. Mhm. "What'd ya say?" __________________ Imma say all the words inside my head____________________________________ ______________________________I'm fired up and tired of the way that things are said.