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Em's the Game · 03-23-2008, 12:18 AM

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Originally Posted by SweetAussie

Sheree was free form the mannequin. She couldn't see straight, everything was blurrey. She could feel herself falling to the ground, unconscious .

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Originally Posted by Nabiya

Katya found herself in a muggle shopping mall. It was odd, even without the chaos! Staring at a strange contraption through one of the store windows, she almost forgot the reason they were here in the first place.

But still...

She leaned in close to look at the moving people in the box. It was almost like a picture, only there were voices coming out of it!

Ivan appeared at Katya's elbow. She seemed transfixed by a strange muggle device. "Help me give that muggle over there a hand?" Ivan nudged Katya and motioned to the fainting woman. Fainting was good. Fainting people were easy to obliviate and set up with new memories. They should stir while the potion was boiling (a favorite old saying of one of Oliver's school professors).

03-23-2008, 12:18 AM	#18 (permalink)
Em's the Game Puffskein Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: The Great PNW! Posts: 1,329 Hogwarts RPG Name: Eddy Matheus Basilthorne Fifth Year	Quote: Originally Posted by SweetAussie Sheree was free form the mannequin. She couldn't see straight, everything was blurrey. She could feel herself falling to the ground, unconscious . Quote: Originally Posted by Nabiya Katya found herself in a muggle shopping mall. It was odd, even without the chaos! Staring at a strange contraption through one of the store windows, she almost forgot the reason they were here in the first place. But still... She leaned in close to look at the moving people in the box. It was almost like a picture, only there were voices coming out of it! Ivan appeared at Katya's elbow. She seemed transfixed by a strange muggle device. "Help me give that muggle over there a hand?" Ivan nudged Katya and motioned to the fainting woman. Fainting was good. Fainting people were easy to obliviate and set up with new memories. They should stir while the potion was boiling (a favorite old saying of one of Oliver's school professors). __________________ Ivan Callistus: Optimistic Oblivious Obliviator If only all mistakes could be obliviated...