SnitchSeeker.com - View Single Post

Felixir · 05-08-2016, 12:18 PM

SPOILER!!: Rudeness

Having pulled out an interesting looking book on the topic of the physics of magic, Daxton had begun scanning through the contents and then the first few pages, trying to determine if this would be of any use. However, no sooner had he done that than did he hear a set of footsteps stop nearby, and a voice floating up to him.

Looking up, Daxton found the source of the voice immediately, in the form of a second year Slytherin girl, standing down on the floor not too far away. Though Daxton was not a social creature in any sense of the word, he made it his business to know as much as he could about everyone else who lived in the castle. This one's name was Stevens, he knew, though he had no first name for her as yet. Frustrating.

In regards to her question, Daxton simply responded with a none-too-subtle roll of his eyes, and went back to his search for useful texts. Those were some stupid questions, questions that did not even deserve the effort it took to produce the answers that Stevens wanted. What he was doing was obvious, and any idiot could work out what the ladders were for.

Now alert to the fact that there was someone else in his vicinity, Daxton kept her within the range of sight and picked out another book from a shelf right at eye-level.

05-08-2016, 12:18 PM	#4 (permalink)
Felixir Banshee Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Posts: 50,307 Hogwarts RPG Name: Abraham Orlando Botros-Giordano Gryffindor Fourth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Ivor Balfour Spurling Stemp Slytherin First Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Alexei Dragomirov Petrov Slytherin Sixth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: TBC Slytherin Hogwarts RPG Name: August Arthur Orpington Ravenclaw Second Year x12 x12	Lovely™ \| Captain Hurted \| Ariana's Bane \| Resident Antagonist \| Unparalleled Delight SPOILER!!: Rudeness Quote: Originally Posted by Nc.Ap. What did Mason love more than anything? Books. Where were books stored? A Library. And Hogwarts had one of the best Libraries that she had ever seen. Plus, she might even stumble across some sort of adventure like she had last year. Not that she wanted to brew another Bathroom-Potion, cause that sucked. A lot. This wasn't the time for reminiscing, though. Mason had work to do and books to read. But she had to find those books first. She wanted to get into that Spirit-Room thingy and that weird ghost-shield wasn't making it easy. She wanted to know why it was there and if it was possible to blast a hole through it. . . she was going to get in there, one way or another. Her thoughts were cut short, however. When she turned the corner to where the Study-desks were, there was someone occupying it, but not nearly in the way that they were meant to be used. He was has standing on one. . . why? Mason raised an eyebrow, "What the hell are you doing?" She asked the lanky boy, crossing her arms as well, "You know that there are ladders for a reason, right?" So that you don't have to clamper around on tables like an idiot, duh. Having pulled out an interesting looking book on the topic of the physics of magic, Daxton had begun scanning through the contents and then the first few pages, trying to determine if this would be of any use. However, no sooner had he done that than did he hear a set of footsteps stop nearby, and a voice floating up to him. Looking up, Daxton found the source of the voice immediately, in the form of a second year Slytherin girl, standing down on the floor not too far away. Though Daxton was not a social creature in any sense of the word, he made it his business to know as much as he could about everyone else who lived in the castle. This one's name was Stevens, he knew, though he had no first name for her as yet. Frustrating. In regards to her question, Daxton simply responded with a none-too-subtle roll of his eyes, and went back to his search for useful texts. Those were some stupid questions, questions that did not even deserve the effort it took to produce the answers that Stevens wanted. What he was doing was obvious, and any idiot could work out what the ladders were for. Now alert to the fact that there was someone else in his vicinity, Daxton kept her within the range of sight and picked out another book from a shelf right at eye-level. __________________