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Felixir · 05-09-2019, 10:45 PM

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Originally Posted by DuckyLinJi

If he had to be honest, he had hoped that no one would answer his question because then he could have told the Headmaster that he had not found a partner and THEN he could have watched from the side. It wasnt as if he was afraid of the game.. He just wasn't comfortable with having his vision taken away as he always wanted to know what was happeningen. And how could he do that blindfolded?!

As his classmates started making pairs, the Ravenclaw had a tiny bit of hope that no one would want to work with him when one of the Slytherin's answered.

Great....

He recognized him but a name did not pop up inside his mind. "alright..." ugh if he HAD to do this he'd rather get it over with quickly so that he could get the ball.

He walked to the opposite side, took a deep breath and hesitated for a moment. How good was this guy's aim? He hated not knowing! He lifted up the blindfold and secured it over his eyes. Mweeeh he did not like this! "Okay, i'm ready" No he was noooot T__T

Excellent. Now that they had the partner business sorted, they could get down to the activity. It had to be said, Kaiser was certainly a lot more accepting of the instructions than he might have been if he had not been one of the students to have been handed a ball, even though he knew that their roles would reverse during the activity. But he didn't have to think about that immediately, and he'd rather be throwing first than be the target.

Ceasing his kick-ups, Kaiser stood in position on the side of the classroom reserved for those who had the ball, and passed it from hand to hand while he waited for his partner to be ready.

"Okay," he said, when that moment came, and wound his arm back, the ball primed and ready, one eye squinted shut and the other fixed on his target. "I am throwing it at your right shoulder... Now." And then, that was exactly what he did. Kaiser was better at kicking balls than throwing them, but at least this time his aim was true.

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Felixir Banshee Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Posts: 50,306 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 Quote: Originally Posted by DuckyLinJi If he had to be honest, he had hoped that no one would answer his question because then he could have told the Headmaster that he had not found a partner and THEN he could have watched from the side. It wasnt as if he was afraid of the game.. He just wasn't comfortable with having his vision taken away as he always wanted to know what was happeningen. And how could he do that blindfolded?! As his classmates started making pairs, the Ravenclaw had a tiny bit of hope that no one would want to work with him when one of the Slytherin's answered. Great.... He recognized him but a name did not pop up inside his mind. "alright..." ugh if he HAD to do this he'd rather get it over with quickly so that he could get the ball. He walked to the opposite side, took a deep breath and hesitated for a moment. How good was this guy's aim? He hated not knowing! He lifted up the blindfold and secured it over his eyes. Mweeeh he did not like this! "Okay, i'm ready" No he was noooot T__T Excellent. Now that they had the partner business sorted, they could get down to the activity. It had to be said, Kaiser was certainly a lot more accepting of the instructions than he might have been if he had not been one of the students to have been handed a ball, even though he knew that their roles would reverse during the activity. But he didn't have to think about that immediately, and he'd rather be throwing first than be the target. Ceasing his kick-ups, Kaiser stood in position on the side of the classroom reserved for those who had the ball, and passed it from hand to hand while he waited for his partner to be ready. "Okay," he said, when that moment came, and wound his arm back, the ball primed and ready, one eye squinted shut and the other fixed on his target. *"I am throwing it at your right shoulder... Now."* And then, that was exactly what he did. Kaiser was better at kicking balls than throwing them, but at least this time his aim was true. __________________