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DuckyLinJi · 12-18-2016, 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Callie

Hadley shook her head, still a bit amused by his reaction. Kids that grew up inside the wizarding community tended to be a bit clueless about the ordinary, muggle world. Suddenly, a thought struck her. It was likely her own grandkids or great-grandkids would be raised completely within the wizarding community, they'd be equally clueless about the muggle world. Weird. "Nope. As a rule, muggle things don't tend to move on their own, without assistance." Like someone moving it, or electronics or something. "It takes magic to make things like chocolate come to life and move."

There was a possible career for her. Starting a travel company that let witches and wizards take a vacation in the muggle world. Experience how the other half lives. Seems like most who didn't grow up as a muggle are extremely interested in all things muggle. So might be a successful idea.

"Oh? How'd you do in them?" She was every bit as interested as he had been in muggle chocolate. The O.W.Ls were, after all, soon to be her future. Not this year, but next. And she still had little idea of what to expect with them. But it was still way too soon to be a nervous wreck over them, so that just left a sort of morbid fascination.

"Nothing yet." So far the summer had been your typical, everyday summer break. Nothing special. "But in another week, I'll be flying to California with my sister, to spend the rest of the summer back in California with my Dad." Then it was back to London just in time to spend their birthday in their respective schools. The first day of school to be accurate. Which until Hogwarts, had always been kinda of a let down. But Hogwarts was to...magical...for that.

Interested by this information about candy, Mason listened to the girl's words as if he were listening to an important lesson at Hogwarts in which O.W.L.s were mentioned.

So muggle and wizarding candy were not alike. Not having tried muggle candy before, he had no idea and had always assumed that candy moving in its own was a normal thing.

Do they use like... what was the word again? He knew he had heard it in Muggle studies before. "Computers, am i saying that right? do they use those things to make candy?

OWLS. Now THAT was a subject he knew and could talk about. "I only failed History of Magic with a P and i surprisingly got a E in Divination, i don't know how that happened but i'm not complaining" he laughed.

Back to California? Mason looked at Callie. He never knew that she was born somewhere else than England. Or did she mean that her father did? Not that that was important or anything. What was however was the fact she was going to fly to California. FLY! "What broom model do you have?" He asked, thinking she was going to fly to California on a broom. Cause how else was she going to get there?

12-18-2016, 12:46 AM	#34 (permalink)
DuckyLinJi Demiguise Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: The couch Posts: 24,388 Hogwarts RPG Name: Caiden Denholm Ravenclaw Fifth Year Gryffindor Graduated x1 x2	A path is not simply for walking, its purpose lies in moving forward and improving oneself. Quote: Originally Posted by Callie Hadley shook her head, still a bit amused by his reaction. Kids that grew up inside the wizarding community tended to be a bit clueless about the ordinary, muggle world. Suddenly, a thought struck her. It was likely her own grandkids or great-grandkids would be raised completely within the wizarding community, they'd be equally clueless about the muggle world. Weird. "Nope. As a rule, muggle things don't tend to move on their own, without assistance." Like someone moving it, or electronics or something. "It takes magic to make things like chocolate come to life and move." There was a possible career for her. Starting a travel company that let witches and wizards take a vacation in the muggle world. Experience how the other half lives. Seems like most who didn't grow up as a muggle are extremely interested in all things muggle. So might be a successful idea. "Oh? How'd you do in them?" She was every bit as interested as he had been in muggle chocolate. The O.W.Ls were, after all, soon to be her future. Not this year, but next. And she still had little idea of what to expect with them. But it was still way too soon to be a nervous wreck over them, so that just left a sort of morbid fascination. "Nothing yet." So far the summer had been your typical, everyday summer break. Nothing special. "But in another week, I'll be flying to California with my sister, to spend the rest of the summer back in California with my Dad." Then it was back to London just in time to spend their birthday in their respective schools. The first day of school to be accurate. Which until Hogwarts, had always been kinda of a let down. But Hogwarts was to...magical...for that. Interested by this information about candy, Mason listened to the girl's words as if he were listening to an important lesson at Hogwarts in which O.W.L.s were mentioned. So muggle and wizarding candy were not alike. Not having tried muggle candy before, he had no idea and had always assumed that candy moving in its own was a normal thing. Do they use like... what was the word again? He knew he had heard it in Muggle studies before. "Computers, am i saying that right? do they use those things to make candy? OWLS. Now THAT was a subject he knew and could talk about. "I only failed History of Magic with a P and i surprisingly got a E in Divination, i don't know how that happened but i'm not complaining" he laughed. Back to California? Mason looked at Callie. He never knew that she was born somewhere else than England. Or did she mean that her father did? Not that that was important or anything. What was however was the fact she was going to fly to California. FLY! "What broom model do you have?" He asked, thinking she was going to fly to California on a broom. Cause how else was she going to get there? __________________