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Old 05-23-2019, 11:15 PM   #39 (permalink)
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Hogwarts RPG Name:
Alexander River Hirsch
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Third Year

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Ministry RPG Name:
Zhuó Xiá Li

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Grayson Douglas Whitlock
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urine trouble | Pat's Strong Confident Other Half | Pees Like a Champion Unicorn Racehorse

Rapid Growth Bruce Spruce tree?

Lucas...... was curious. And confused. But mostly curious, for once. Planting their own trees sounded great, and a little exciting, but he didn't know what these trees were or what made them bruce spruce. What was Bruce Spruce?! He didn't know.

Something he did know was that using a charm to dig a hole was very much out of his abilities so, a shovel it was! Grabbing one of the shovels, he started looking around for an empty spot, maybe one that wasn't as close to everyone else's. The problem? There were a lot of people scattered around close to the spot and running between the two holes was probably not a good idea.

Running wasn't a good idea.

Making his mind up, the third year shouldered his shovel and yardstick and wandered over to an empty spot way other there. It was...... a little further than he would've liked but it would be enough. And maybe, just maybe, people wouldn't see him messing up so it would be okay. He could place the yardstick down here and start shovelling with his back towards the group. Accidentally. Yeah.

The digging? Tiring. It was really making him realise how much he didn't use his nonexistent biceps. The first few indents were okay, maybe even giving the young boy a false sense of confidence about this task. But after that? No. The confidence vanished more and more the deeper he dug the hole. But stopping wasn't an option, either. The only time he did stop was when he measured the depth and diameter of the hole.

The worst part? He had to do this again.

When the hole was as close to one foot in both depth and diameter as he could get it - it wasn't perfect but it would do - Lucas begrudgingly moved onto the next one. One that, as he measured with his yardstick, was three feet apart from the first one. This digging process was....... slower. Much slower. This time, Lucas didn't stop because he was measuring the size of the hole, he stopped because he was tired. His muscles were starting to scream in pain and they weren't even done yet! Herbology was tiring and required exercise and he wasn't liking that part at all.

A few breaks - to check the size of the hole and to catch his breath back - later, and he had two very rough looking holes that looked somewhat similar. It was okay for now. As much as he wanted to, he...... had a funny feeling Sutton might not like it if he flopped to the ground so, instead, he did the next best thing: streeeeeeeetch!
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