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Iavas gwae · 03-26-2008, 12:03 AM

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Originally Posted by hrmy_lvr_4evr

Violet listened to everyone else's thoughts. "Oh," she groaned. "I've never heard of anything like this before." She thought a moment. "Maybe we could sort of lure it into a trap. It may be invisible but you can still see if it moves something right? Why don't we set up a realistic dummy and when we see it being ripped up by an invisible creature, trap the cross-breed? I mean I don't know if it would work..." she said, realizing how stupid her idea sounded. "We would need to find out where it is now first, and that would be hard." Then she looked at Joseph Willowgreen, who had just spoken. "Yes! The root word appareo! You're right, that might help! We would need to figure out what to add to it to be able to make the creature visible...does anyone know Latin?" she asked the room.

"I know enough Latin to know that. We have three choices, apperere, apperui, or apperitum." He said searching everybody's eyes. "Anyone may work, but, they may not. So, let's see what we can do." Joseph continued to look around. He wanted to know who had input, but many people seemed to be shy. He looked over at the chocolate lady and smiled, 'this is no time for chocolate' he thought, but he said, "No thank you." instead.

03-26-2008, 12:03 AM	#35 (permalink)
Iavas gwae Dugbog Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: In the ambiguous mis Posts: 116 Hogwarts RPG Name: Joseph Willowgreen	Quote: Originally Posted by hrmy_lvr_4evr Violet listened to everyone else's thoughts. "Oh," she groaned. "I've never heard of anything like this before." She thought a moment. "Maybe we could sort of lure it into a trap. It may be invisible but you can still see if it moves something right? Why don't we set up a realistic dummy and when we see it being ripped up by an invisible creature, trap the cross-breed? I mean I don't know if it would work..." she said, realizing how stupid her idea sounded. "We would need to find out where it is now first, and that would be hard." Then she looked at Joseph Willowgreen, who had just spoken. "Yes! The root word appareo! You're right, that might help! We would need to figure out what to add to it to be able to make the creature visible...does anyone know Latin?" she asked the room. *"I know enough Latin to know that. We have three choices, apperere, apperui,* or apperitum." He said searching everybody's eyes. "Anyone may work, but, they may not. So, let's see what we can do."** Joseph continued to look around. He wanted to know who had input, but many people seemed to be shy. He looked over at the chocolate lady and smiled, 'this is no time for chocolate' he thought, but he said, "No thank you." instead.