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sarahlooo · 02-18-2017, 02:01 AM

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Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie

It wasn't that he did not remember, because it was HARD to forget being kicked in the shin, it was just that his attention was being pulled elsewhere. Mermish and generally expanding on his magical linguistics was WAY more interesting and important that the memory of his shin throbbing and having to limp around the grounds while making his way back up to the castle. And the bruise...the bruise had been particularly nasty looking because it sort of had the shape of a clabbert if you squinted and turned your head to the left just right.

Shrugging, BUT NOT FORGETTING, Derf turned his attention back to the book with a grin. "With hello," he said confidently. He didn't NEED to look at the textbook for that. "O-kee'-ya." He flipped the pages back to the front so she could see the words on the page in case she learned better with visual clues and pointed.

Right. Start with hello. That sounded easy enough. Basic. Natalie watched the boy flip the pages to the beginning, which made her wonder how much he already knew and read the letters on the page. She squinted. "O-keeeeeya," she repeated after her. "Okeeya. Oh-key-yah." Was she getting it right?

"Do you already know a lot?" she asked suddenly, looking over at him. Because if he did she was going to feel stupid. She wanted to be SMARTER than him... for some reason. Either way, she had to be FLUENT in mermish by the time spring came along. "What's next?" she asked with a little bounce. "Goodbye?"

02-18-2017, 02:01 AM	#18 (permalink)
sarahlooo Shrake Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Rohan Posts: 12,681 Hogwarts RPG Name: Louis Bracken Gryffindor Sixth Year x3 x1	Sardines ♥ BHB ♥ Dallie ♥ Grumpy ♥ MY SUN AND STARS ♥ i love julia Quote: Originally Posted by sweetpinkpixie It wasn't that he did not remember, because it was HARD to forget being kicked in the shin, it was just that his attention was being pulled elsewhere. Mermish and generally expanding on his magical linguistics was WAY more interesting and important that the memory of his shin throbbing and having to limp around the grounds while making his way back up to the castle. And the bruise...the bruise had been particularly nasty looking because it sort of had the shape of a clabbert if you squinted and turned your head to the left just right. Shrugging, BUT NOT FORGETTING, Derf turned his attention back to the book with a grin. "With hello," he said confidently. He didn't NEED to look at the textbook for that. "O-kee'-ya." He flipped the pages back to the front so she could see the words on the page in case she learned better with visual clues and pointed. Right. Start with hello. That sounded easy enough. Basic. Natalie watched the boy flip the pages to the beginning, which made her wonder how much he already knew and read the letters on the page. She squinted. "O-keeeeeya," she repeated after her. "Okeeya. Oh-key-yah." Was she getting it right? "Do you already know a lot?" she asked suddenly, looking over at him. Because if he did she was going to feel stupid. She wanted to be SMARTER than him... for some reason. Either way, she had to be FLUENT in mermish by the time spring came along. "What's next?" she asked with a little bounce. "Goodbye?" __________________ January ★ Natalie ★ Evangeline ★ Pierson ★ Louise