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Old 07-12-2017, 05:26 PM   #324 (permalink)
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Nerissa M. Tate
Sixth Year

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Default Mentions of mostly everyone but this is really for ZORYN.
Wowza!

The most amazing thing about everything was that when Zoryn Spinnet asked for help, not even the headmistress did anything. Hawthorne just stood up and left to do what Levi presumed was the scoring while a second year was left to fend for her own.

Given the nature of the challenge and evident disregard the staff held for the students, that made total sense to him. What was Zoryn if not a piece in whatever messed up game of chess this challenge had been?

Kyle Baker and Dora seemed to have made it back in time and in one piece, even if Dora had looked ready to explode. Not that the boy could blame her.

And then Valerie Gray had to go and take matters into her own hands.

Then Aurora Chae didn't miss the opportunity to pounce.

He rubbed his hands down his face, then stood up. Levi watched both girls, his expression one of contempt. An eyebrow quirked at the hand-holding activities happening between Gray and Rodriguez, and he shot the other boy a pointed look before striding towards a silent Zoryn Spinnet.

"Finite," He said, tonelessly, pointing his wand at his fellow Gryffindor's throat. "Quietus is what you want to use next time to avoid... temporary muteness courtesy of Valerie Gray."

Or she could have just gone to Marchand. He was right there, looking particularly displeased at what Levi could assume was the challenge. Or perhaps that's what the sixth year hoped caused the Charms Professor's displeasure. Though maybe it was time to ditch all sorts of expectations when it came to the Hogwarts staff. After all, they'd allowed this challenge to happen; exposed innocents to hypothermia, frostbite, and a number of long term effects that could occur as a result of the time spent freezing in a tundra. It mattered very little to him if everyone walked out just fine, though he certainly hoped they did; it was what appeared to him as the complete lack of thought and consideration of the consequences what fueled his anger.

His mother. They'd touched his mother.
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