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Uncle Moose · 01-10-2023, 04:17 AM

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Originally Posted by Waddles

Sophia was all sorts of turned around. She was fairly certain she'd passed the Trophy Room about four times, but all the doors to the classrooms looked the same, and the portraits all looked...pretty much the same. Or was she just passing the same one over and over? It was a good thing she was done with classes for the day, but somehow she'd made a wrong turn on the way back downstairs...

When the fifth pass by the Trophy Room didn't turn up anything familiar (well...it was familiar from the last four times), the first year gave up. Sighing loudly, she dropped her bag of books on the floor and sat down cross-legged. Maybe she'd do some homework and hope someone came this way? Yeah. Homework. She pulled out her wand, intending to practice one of the charms they'd learned that week.

Erm.

Now if only she could remember the incantation...

Uhhhh...this was the floor with the Trophy Room right? Three up from the Great Hall. Ewy marched down the corridor with purpose. He had finished his final class for the day and he was determined to see if his Father's name was on any of the trophies. He had to be a remarkable Wizard right?...Right?! Mama always spoke so highly of him even though they always thought he was an normal man. He turned a few corners trying his best to remember directions given to him by an upperclassman trying to identify key landmarks like a certain portrait or a tapestry. The location of a classroom helped when he walked by the Defense Against the Dark Arts door. So the Trophy Room was.... He had no idea.

In fact how did he even get to this spot on the Third Floor. Most of what he was using as the given landmarks were what he only assumed were what he had to keep an eye out for so not to get lost.

He scratched his temple and pondered for a moment more before continuing down the corridor. He stopped once more dead in his tracks when he heard something thud loudly onto the stone floor. He ducked behind a suit of armor and peeked around it to see a girl on the floor a little further down the hall.

Thank Goodness. It wasn't anything dangerous. He hopped out from behind the suit or armor and scurried over to her. "uh um...Hi" The Hufflepuff looked down at her and waved at them awkwardly. "Do you know where the Trophy Room is?" Hopefully she had seen it. She looked about his age, but maybe she was smarter than he was and knew her way around the castle a little better than him by this point.

01-10-2023, 04:17 AM	#3 (permalink)
Uncle Moose Grindylow Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Cross Guild Posts: 14,405 Hogwarts RPG Name: Taliesin Dane Hufflepuff Sixth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Harvard Blackwell Gryffindor Third Year x7 x8	Mom says I have no sense of direction, so I packed my bags and right. Quote: Originally Posted by Waddles Sophia was all sorts of turned around. She was fairly certain she'd passed the Trophy Room about four times, but all the doors to the classrooms looked the same, and the portraits all looked...pretty much the same. Or was she just passing the same one over and over? It was a good thing she was done with classes for the day, but somehow she'd made a wrong turn on the way back downstairs... When the fifth pass by the Trophy Room didn't turn up anything familiar (well...it was familiar from the last four times), the first year gave up. Sighing loudly, she dropped her bag of books on the floor and sat down cross-legged. Maybe she'd do some homework and hope someone came this way? Yeah. Homework. She pulled out her wand, intending to practice one of the charms they'd learned that week. Erm. Now if only she could remember the incantation... Uhhhh...this was the floor with the Trophy Room right? Three up from the Great Hall. Ewy marched down the corridor with purpose. He had finished his final class for the day and he was determined to see if his Father's name was on any of the trophies. He had to be a remarkable Wizard right?...Right?! Mama always spoke so highly of him even though they always thought he was an normal man. He turned a few corners trying his best to remember directions given to him by an upperclassman trying to identify key landmarks like a certain portrait or a tapestry. The location of a classroom helped when he walked by the Defense Against the Dark Arts door. So the Trophy Room was.... He had no idea. In fact how did he even get to this spot on the Third Floor. Most of what he was using as the given landmarks were what he only assumed were what he had to keep an eye out for so not to get lost. He scratched his temple and pondered for a moment more before continuing down the corridor. He stopped once more dead in his tracks when he heard something thud loudly onto the stone floor. He ducked behind a suit of armor and peeked around it to see a girl on the floor a little further down the hall. Thank Goodness. It wasn't anything dangerous. He hopped out from behind the suit or armor and scurried over to her. "uh um...Hi" The Hufflepuff looked down at her and waved at them awkwardly. "Do you know where the Trophy Room is?" Hopefully she had seen it. She looked about his age, but maybe she was smarter than he was and knew her way around the castle a little better than him by this point. __________________