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Luna Laufghudd · 11-19-2009, 12:19 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Daffy.Potter

Okay.

So the girl looked nervous. Livvy couldn't really tell if that was what they were going for or if that was a good thing. Honestly, she couldn't care less, but the girl really did look a tad bit uncomfortable after Livvy had ended. Did she say something right? With all that blabbering and a few failing interprets of the things she saw? Mhm. Maybe. Something she had said triggered the expression on Miranda's face.

And then Livvy spoke up. For a second she had wondered if her words at caused Miranda's brain to stop completely, but it hadn't which was good. The games would go on. "Amazing right? Didn't know either," she said, giving out a short whistle of amazement.

OH. HER turn now? Smiling, Livvy thought for a moment and wondered out of all the questions which one did she want to use. The birthday one sounded self-centered. The father one was too personal for her to share. And she didn't think that she could deal with a few "fibs". Livvy wanted the real deal. Not something that the log just told her.

But for some reason, her lips wouldn't do what her mind said. Before she could stop herself, she blurted out, "Will I ever be able to find my father?" GAH. Livvy! She had no self control what-so-ever.

She wanted some chocolate real bad, like now. BUT they were in class and the professor had somewhat told her off for eating that by asking if she had more for everyone in the lesson.

Taking a deep breath, she rubbed her eyes. They were going all wonky from looking into the flames of a neighbour fire. But, now it was Miranda's turn to forsee and forsay...uh, say what she saw. Make sense? Hope so.

Miranda had been picking up her notebook and quill and was ready to take some notes when suddenly Livvy sort of exploded with her question. The Hufflepuff only looked at her with round eyes, but quickly she changed expression into a smile an a nod.

"Allright...let me see..." Pursing her lips, she squinted into a different log that looked like a dog had chewed on it first before being on fire. Miranda nodded, though she wasn't doing that because she saw something - truth was she simply stared at the log for a second, thinking of Roma and her cuteness. "Yes...I see now..." Miranda said, putting a finger to her lips. "Well, it will be a difficult path..." she started off, seeing the barkyness of the log and how they seemed to look like crooked rivers. "You might find yourself a little lost, but the path is still there." There were some little indents to the wood, which made her think of..."Those little holey things could mean bumps in the road, or sadness, like tears. But it could also mean that your sorrows will be washed away..." There was a gush of wind that made her hair cover her face, but when she brushed it away, she saw that the log was glowing a little... "Would you look at that..." she mumbled. Turning to Livvy, she smiled big. "Oh, there is definitely light ahead." Totally. Now she looked directly at the girl without having consulted the log. "You just got to keep your head high, because with your determination, anything is possible." Livvy, Miranda thought, seemed like a smart girl and sure of who she was. She really did hope the Ravenclaw would some day find her father.

With a sigh and a thin smile, Miranda was finished.

"Want a frog?" Miranda asked, descretly passing her a chocolate if she wanted it. They so needed a break.

11-19-2009, 12:19 AM	#184 (permalink)
Luna Laufghudd Mooncalf Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 6,692 Hogwarts RPG Name: Maya 'Fiera' Saylen Graduated x5	♪ Golden Badger ♥ clawdia & taylour ♥ Huffie Cappytain ♫ Quote: Originally Posted by Daffy.Potter Okay. So the girl looked nervous. Livvy couldn't really tell if that was what they were going for or if that was a good thing. Honestly, she couldn't care less, but the girl really did look a tad bit uncomfortable after Livvy had ended. Did she say something right? With all that blabbering and a few failing interprets of the things she saw? Mhm. Maybe. Something she had said triggered the expression on Miranda's face. And then Livvy spoke up. For a second she had wondered if her words at caused Miranda's brain to stop completely, but it hadn't which was good. The games would go on. "Amazing right? Didn't know either," she said, giving out a short whistle of amazement. OH. HER turn now? Smiling, Livvy thought for a moment and wondered out of all the questions which one did she want to use. The birthday one sounded self-centered. The father one was too personal for her to share. And she didn't think that she could deal with a few "fibs". Livvy wanted the real deal. Not something that the log just told her. But for some reason, her lips wouldn't do what her mind said. Before she could stop herself, she blurted out, "Will I ever be able to find my father?" GAH. Livvy! She had no self control what-so-ever. She wanted some chocolate real bad, like now. BUT they were in class and the professor had somewhat told her off for eating that by asking if she had more for everyone in the lesson. Taking a deep breath, she rubbed her eyes. They were going all wonky from looking into the flames of a neighbour fire. But, now it was Miranda's turn to forsee and forsay...uh, say what she saw. Make sense? Hope so. Miranda had been picking up her notebook and quill and was ready to take some notes when suddenly Livvy sort of exploded with her question. The Hufflepuff only looked at her with round eyes, but quickly she changed expression into a smile an a nod. "Allright...let me see..." Pursing her lips, she squinted into a different log that looked like a dog had chewed on it first before being on fire. Miranda nodded, though she wasn't doing that because she saw something - truth was she simply stared at the log for a second, thinking of Roma and her cuteness. "Yes...I see now..." Miranda said, putting a finger to her lips. "Well, it will be a difficult path..." she started off, seeing the barkyness of the log and how they seemed to look like crooked rivers. "You might find yourself a little lost, but the path is still there." There were some little indents to the wood, which made her think of..."Those little holey things could mean bumps in the road, or sadness, like tears. But it could also mean that your sorrows will be washed away..." There was a gush of wind that made her hair cover her face, but when she brushed it away, she saw that the log was glowing a little... "Would you look at that..." she mumbled. Turning to Livvy, she smiled big. "Oh, there is definitely light ahead." Totally. Now she looked directly at the girl without having consulted the log. "You just got to keep your head high, because with your determination, anything is possible." Livvy, Miranda thought, seemed like a smart girl and sure of who she was. She really did hope the Ravenclaw would some day find her father. With a sigh and a thin smile, Miranda was finished. "Want a frog?" Miranda asked, descretly passing her a chocolate if she wanted it. They so needed a break.