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DaniDiNardo · 07-21-2018, 07:52 AM

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Originally Posted by Tegz

(The Mezzanine)

Valko was fluent in Gobbledegook, of course. Just one of the many languages the tall seventh year could speak. In fact he was fluent in several different Gobbledegook dialects, including the one most often employed here at Gringotts.

He turned slightly to his fellow Ravenclaw and spoke quietly.

"I wonder if there'll be a chance to slip away. Perhaps if we're fast through the touring..." Probably the younger kids would linger, wouldn't they?

Jessa didn’t know a word of gobbledegook, nor did she care to. Languages, while fascinating and to a degree important for spell work, did not hold her interest enough for her to learn it. Her reason for signing up for the trip was simple; it was an excuse to be out of the castle—couldn’t really turn that down.

Passively, Jessa watched to goblins. With equal passivity she watched her fellow schoolmates begin to disperse for the tour, her eyes occasionally drifting over to the mosaics or the goblins with their piercing stares. The faint voice by her ear brought blue eyes back to her present company. “Now there’s an idea.” She muttered, instinctively surveying the room again.

Gringotts was neat, she supposed, but she’d been visiting the bank with her father for years and had no real interest in it. The fact just about everyone was running around speaking a language she didn’t particularly care for cemented her agreement with him.

“Let’s leave this room for last. Start at the other end. By the time we get here everyone will likely be far into the bank.” That’d be the perfect time to slip away. “Wanna check the mint?”

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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	Mezzanine Yeah I broke that mirror, so what? ll NOT backward ll Official Gryfferin ll Lemon's favourite Quote: Originally Posted by Tegz (The Mezzanine) Valko was fluent in Gobbledegook, of course. Just one of the many languages the tall seventh year could speak. In fact he was fluent in several different Gobbledegook dialects, including the one most often employed here at Gringotts. He turned slightly to his fellow Ravenclaw and spoke quietly. "I wonder if there'll be a chance to slip away. Perhaps if we're fast through the touring..." Probably the younger kids would linger, wouldn't they? Jessa didn’t know a word of gobbledegook, nor did she care to. Languages, while fascinating and to a degree important for spell work, did not hold her interest enough for her to learn it. Her reason for signing up for the trip was simple; it was an excuse to be out of the castle—couldn’t really turn that down. Passively, Jessa watched to goblins. With equal passivity she watched her fellow schoolmates begin to disperse for the tour, her eyes occasionally drifting over to the mosaics or the goblins with their piercing stares. The faint voice by her ear brought blue eyes back to her present company. “Now there’s an idea.” She muttered, instinctively surveying the room again. Gringotts was neat, she supposed, but she’d been visiting the bank with her father for years and had no real interest in it. The fact just about everyone was running around speaking a language she didn’t particularly care for cemented her agreement with him. “Let’s leave this room for last. Start at the other end. By the time we get here everyone will likely be far into the bank.” That’d be the perfect time to slip away. “Wanna check the mint?” __________________ Imma say all the words inside my head____________________________________ ______________________________I'm fired up and tired of the way that things are said.