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NiallNIP · 12-16-2024, 10:54 PM

SPOILER!!: Mr. Wandmaker Man

As the shop owner made his way over to Maddox, he simply watched. He took in the man's outfit—fairly sharp and nice, which Maddox respected. He wondered if this was how he dressed on a regular day or if it was because he knew he would have more business this time of year. "Mhm." Maddox confirmed with a slight smile and nod. That was as close to excited as he was going to show.

Maddox's eyes followed the man like a creepy portrait as he went around the shelves. Despite the amount of wands in here he seemed to know where he was going, which made sense for the shopkeeper, but it was still an impressive feat to Maddox. He decided this was an interesting person and was intrigued by him. Might be time to prod.

"Why this one?" he asked absently as he picked up the wand. As soon as it was in his hand the wand was warm, almost vibrating. Like it was itching and eager. Maddox frowned. "Mm. No," he mumbled, but decided to test it out anyway. He wasn't a brat after all. Maddox gave the wand a little swish, and before he was even done it started setting off mini sparks and whizzes of color. It was like his own little fireworks show—a little bit too many fireworks, even. Maddox had to squint until it was over. Once it was, he gingerly and silently set the wand back in the box and looked back at the wandmaker expectantly.

12-16-2024, 10:54 PM	#236 (permalink)
NiallNIP Jarvey Join Date: Dec 2020 Location: Los Angeles!!!! Posts: 605 Hogwarts RPG Name: Maddox Robicheaux Slytherin Third Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Felicity Morose Hufflepuff Sixth Year	The Gay Agenda™< >Homiesexual uwu SPOILER!!: Mr. Wandmaker Man Quote: Originally Posted by Felixir Between customers, Zeke stopped for only a moment to sip at a mug of coffee he kept just under the counter. Magic was a wonderful thing; the coffee never got any cooler than the perfect temperature when it was in his special enchanted mug. But back to business! Zeke now strode up to his next customer, beckoning him forwards as he picked up the list of measurements. "Hello there," he greeted him, with a smile, before consulting the list of numbers. "All set for the big moment?" The big moment being the moment when he matched with his first - and, more than likely, lifelong - wand. He clicked his tongue as he considered the measurements, then looked up and smiled again. "That's all in order. Just give me one moment." And off he went, scanning his shelves for the one he wanted. It didn't take long, as Zeke made a point of being extremely organised, and had a near encyclopaedic knowledge and memory of the contents of his shop. He returned to his customer, already lifting the lid from the wand box. "Ready? Just give this a wave, and tell me how it feels." They would also likely see a very obvious sign, of course, but the feeling was also important. He offered the wand inside the box to the boy. As the shop owner made his way over to Maddox, he simply watched. He took in the man's outfit—fairly sharp and nice, which Maddox respected. He wondered if this was how he dressed on a regular day or if it was because he knew he would have more business this time of year. "Mhm." Maddox confirmed with a slight smile and nod. That was as close to excited as he was going to show. Maddox's eyes followed the man like a creepy portrait as he went around the shelves. Despite the amount of wands in here he seemed to know where he was going, which made sense for the shopkeeper, but it was still an impressive feat to Maddox. He decided this was an interesting person and was intrigued by him. Might be time to prod. "Why this one?" he asked absently as he picked up the wand. As soon as it was in his hand the wand was warm, almost vibrating. Like it was itching and eager. Maddox frowned. "Mm. No," he mumbled, but decided to test it out anyway. He wasn't a brat after all. Maddox gave the wand a little swish, and before he was even done it started setting off mini sparks and whizzes of color. It was like his own little fireworks show—a little bit too many fireworks, even. Maddox had to squint until it was over. Once it was, he gingerly and silently set the wand back in the box and looked back at the wandmaker expectantly.