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Uggggh I'm so behind x.xOn the positive side, I saw the new X-Men movie and its pretty good :D
Hey if you're stuck we could always do a collab. Let me know :-)
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Hey if you're stuck we could always do a collab. Let me know :-)
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Ah, welcome to the waiting boat :D it's OK we have cookies to keep us content....xD
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I'm just waiting for Daisy or Danny to write up a postie :-P
I'm glad you like it! I wanted something big and dramatic lol. Alright: I think her blood status wouldn't be a secret, but it isn't something she would advertise. I was going to ask about their relationship too! I almost added something with her looking for him at the end of the post, but refrained because I wasn't sure. I'm thinking They might not be very close right now, perhaps they were friends when they were younger, but friends and social circles have taken them away from one another. Divination is her best subject, I'm thinking maybe something with a tutoring situation on how to bring them together and force them to spend time. Also, I'm thinking maybe the performance might be the first time he's seen her in sometime and she would be beautiful, so it might make an impression hehe.
I really like your character too! I think you really captured the elitist side of the pure blood culture. I hope you don't think my character has sunshine shooting out her butt, but I wanted to make her a very stark contrast to what I assumed would be qualities you would use in a new you-know-who. :-) I promise she won't be perfect heh.
Can't wait for your post!
I really like your character too! I think you really captured the elitist side of the pure blood culture. I hope you don't think my character has sunshine shooting out her butt, but I wanted to make her a very stark contrast to what I assumed would be qualities you would use in a new you-know-who. :-) I promise she won't be perfect heh.
Can't wait for your post!
Alrighty, posted :-)
Naka hadn't been thrilled to not be in Rory's group, but she knew Miss Pryde was doing it on purpose. Naka felt comfortable around Rory and the two got along, but Naka hadn't really made much of an effort with anyone else her age. Putting her with Danny, someone with similar abilities, Naka had known it was on purpose. Especially after the more than a few talkings to the young mutant had had from the Headmistress. Depsit being at the Manor for 3 weeks, Naka hadn't managed to find her place. She acted up in classes, gaining her a 'class clown' reputation, and her illegal activites had gotten her more than enough detention, it was safe to say Naka was not a happy camper.
When she had been called upon to use her abilities in classes, that was when she acted up the most. Fear and anger mixed behind her perfect mask. She didn't know how to use her abilities, and they had never gotten her anything good. Some of the teachers had grown tired of her, she was sure, but Naka stayed true to the only way she knew.
Take care of yourself. No one else is going to do it.
When Kitty had insisted on Naka going, the young gypsy hadn't protested, she was trying to be good, at least a little. The ride to the museum was uneventful, and as they disembarked and were split into groups, Naka nodded a hello to Danny and Spencer. Miss Vaughn was their chaperone and Naka was at least happy about that. Miss Daisy had never grown impatient with the troubled teen, and being one of the few that didn't get on her case, Naka was naturally happy to be placed with her. The exhibits had been interesting, and Naka had insisted on going towards the wing containing the artifacts of ancient Egypt. Spencer had excused herself to find a bathroom just as Naka had ventured through a doorway into the exhibit.
A mummy lay enclosed in a glass case before her and Naka stepped closer to read the inscription. This thing was older than most of the artifacts in the room. As her green eyes scanned the room, she laid eyes on a huge jewel. The emerald had to be the size of her fist, it was held inside of a glass case, sitting atop a golden setting. As Naka reached out her hand to touch the glass, a rumble shook the floor beneath her. Her hand jerked back as she turned back to head towards the doorway. Even as she turned another explosion rocked an exhibit close by. The sound was enough to make Naka wince, but as the ornate, ancient Egyptian pillars near her crumbled, the gypsy ran for the exit.
The inscribed pillars crumbled with the vibration of the blast, sending a small chunk heading towards the young mutant. The huge piece narrowly misses her as she emerges, dust pluming from the room behind her.
"Miss Vaughn? Danny?" She coughed, holding the long sleeve of her jacket up to cover her mouth, the dust making her want to sneeze.
When she had been called upon to use her abilities in classes, that was when she acted up the most. Fear and anger mixed behind her perfect mask. She didn't know how to use her abilities, and they had never gotten her anything good. Some of the teachers had grown tired of her, she was sure, but Naka stayed true to the only way she knew.
Take care of yourself. No one else is going to do it.
When Kitty had insisted on Naka going, the young gypsy hadn't protested, she was trying to be good, at least a little. The ride to the museum was uneventful, and as they disembarked and were split into groups, Naka nodded a hello to Danny and Spencer. Miss Vaughn was their chaperone and Naka was at least happy about that. Miss Daisy had never grown impatient with the troubled teen, and being one of the few that didn't get on her case, Naka was naturally happy to be placed with her. The exhibits had been interesting, and Naka had insisted on going towards the wing containing the artifacts of ancient Egypt. Spencer had excused herself to find a bathroom just as Naka had ventured through a doorway into the exhibit.
A mummy lay enclosed in a glass case before her and Naka stepped closer to read the inscription. This thing was older than most of the artifacts in the room. As her green eyes scanned the room, she laid eyes on a huge jewel. The emerald had to be the size of her fist, it was held inside of a glass case, sitting atop a golden setting. As Naka reached out her hand to touch the glass, a rumble shook the floor beneath her. Her hand jerked back as she turned back to head towards the doorway. Even as she turned another explosion rocked an exhibit close by. The sound was enough to make Naka wince, but as the ornate, ancient Egyptian pillars near her crumbled, the gypsy ran for the exit.
The inscribed pillars crumbled with the vibration of the blast, sending a small chunk heading towards the young mutant. The huge piece narrowly misses her as she emerges, dust pluming from the room behind her.
"Miss Vaughn? Danny?" She coughed, holding the long sleeve of her jacket up to cover her mouth, the dust making her want to sneeze.
The sound of excitement filled the air as the symbols of the different houses of Hogwarts glowed, shrouded in an orange light. Giant pumpkins made out of what seemed to be a million shimmering lights hovered over the tables, illuminating tables filled with candy and treats. Corners seemed to be crawling with real spiders and covered in cobwebs, but the spiders weren't real and the cobwebs were made out of candy floss. The feast had been even larger than last year, full of roasted squash and a dozen different dishes. Goblets glittered with sweet pumpkin juice on ever table and everywhere people were enjoying themselves.
Halloween was always a huge affair at Hogwarts, and this year was extra special for Ana. Together with the house ghosts, the dance team had come up with a performance to wow at the end of the feast. About half way through the festivities, the young gypsy had disappeared, along with a few of her friends from all of the houses. They had worked for weeks on the choreography and magic. Woven together, Ana was more than excited to show the whole school what they could do.
The music that had echoed through the hall came to a low rumble, and all of the students took notice. The rumble continued and with the crash of cymbals, golden lines appeared on the floor, swirling and swooping down the aisles and along the front of the room. The dancers swirled in, six on each side and bedecked in black dresses and glittering with what seemed to be diamonds. Their skirts swirled around their ankles as the beat began and the girls converged in the front of the room. As the girls danced, their bodies in time perfectly, the ghosts emerged from the upper parts of the room, their movements mirroring their lively counterparts. Ana’s dark hair shone as she twirled and swirled, most of the fellow students murmuring at the group’s talent. Just as the song seemed about to finish, the girls and ghost began to spin. Their bodies were moving faster than most would think possible and when it seemed they would slow, the diamonds from their dresses began to fly off. Each sparkling diamond would shoot into the air and hung their like the stars in the night sky. As the music came to an end, the dancers stopped their spinning one at a time down the line. The ghosts followed suit, and as the girls raised their hands towards the shinning diamonds, they exploded like a thousand shards of light. The entire room was illuminated in their glow and beauty, and as they died out, the dance was ended. Ana stood there, chest heaving and out of breath as a long pause stretched at the end of the finale. Her dark hair was curled in tight ringlets, the dress showed one tan shoulder as it swooped across her chest to one full sleeve. It took a full moment for their dresses to stop their airy flight after the dance ended.
The thunderous applause was deafening, and Ana couldn’t keep the smile from her lips. They had done it, and been successful. It had been such a fun experience bringing magic into dance, and with how well this had gone, Ana knew there would be more functions to perform at. As her classmates rushed to congratulate them, Ana’s humble demeanor made her blush brighter than the candy apples on the table.
It had taken weeks to convince the ghosts to let the troupe of girls join in their spotlight. Every year they were the center of attention at the party, but seeing how hard the team worked, and how big of a role they would have in it, the ghosts knew it was the right thing to do. The idea alone had kept Ana awake many a night, dancing was in her blood, it was something she had learned at a young age. The music of her homeland was very different, but the moves she knew could be used with any song, so Ana taught the girls. Twins on the team, Amabella and Ophelia were part Veela, and Ana was glad for it. The three of them stayed up many nights in the Hufflepuff common room planning and prancing, putting together their set. Only once they had managed to recruit more girls and perfect the routine did they bring it to the faculty. Many of them had probably seen the girls out on the lawn on sunny days dancing around like fools.
But weeks of acting like fools paid off, and Ana couldn’t believe how good she felt having accomplished this feat.
Halloween was always a huge affair at Hogwarts, and this year was extra special for Ana. Together with the house ghosts, the dance team had come up with a performance to wow at the end of the feast. About half way through the festivities, the young gypsy had disappeared, along with a few of her friends from all of the houses. They had worked for weeks on the choreography and magic. Woven together, Ana was more than excited to show the whole school what they could do.
The music that had echoed through the hall came to a low rumble, and all of the students took notice. The rumble continued and with the crash of cymbals, golden lines appeared on the floor, swirling and swooping down the aisles and along the front of the room. The dancers swirled in, six on each side and bedecked in black dresses and glittering with what seemed to be diamonds. Their skirts swirled around their ankles as the beat began and the girls converged in the front of the room. As the girls danced, their bodies in time perfectly, the ghosts emerged from the upper parts of the room, their movements mirroring their lively counterparts. Ana’s dark hair shone as she twirled and swirled, most of the fellow students murmuring at the group’s talent. Just as the song seemed about to finish, the girls and ghost began to spin. Their bodies were moving faster than most would think possible and when it seemed they would slow, the diamonds from their dresses began to fly off. Each sparkling diamond would shoot into the air and hung their like the stars in the night sky. As the music came to an end, the dancers stopped their spinning one at a time down the line. The ghosts followed suit, and as the girls raised their hands towards the shinning diamonds, they exploded like a thousand shards of light. The entire room was illuminated in their glow and beauty, and as they died out, the dance was ended. Ana stood there, chest heaving and out of breath as a long pause stretched at the end of the finale. Her dark hair was curled in tight ringlets, the dress showed one tan shoulder as it swooped across her chest to one full sleeve. It took a full moment for their dresses to stop their airy flight after the dance ended.
The thunderous applause was deafening, and Ana couldn’t keep the smile from her lips. They had done it, and been successful. It had been such a fun experience bringing magic into dance, and with how well this had gone, Ana knew there would be more functions to perform at. As her classmates rushed to congratulate them, Ana’s humble demeanor made her blush brighter than the candy apples on the table.
It had taken weeks to convince the ghosts to let the troupe of girls join in their spotlight. Every year they were the center of attention at the party, but seeing how hard the team worked, and how big of a role they would have in it, the ghosts knew it was the right thing to do. The idea alone had kept Ana awake many a night, dancing was in her blood, it was something she had learned at a young age. The music of her homeland was very different, but the moves she knew could be used with any song, so Ana taught the girls. Twins on the team, Amabella and Ophelia were part Veela, and Ana was glad for it. The three of them stayed up many nights in the Hufflepuff common room planning and prancing, putting together their set. Only once they had managed to recruit more girls and perfect the routine did they bring it to the faculty. Many of them had probably seen the girls out on the lawn on sunny days dancing around like fools.
But weeks of acting like fools paid off, and Ana couldn’t believe how good she felt having accomplished this feat.
Yeah I saw the original pairing, just wasn't sure with the change with Spencer joining us.
Name: Analetta Soleus
Age: 15
Looks:
House: Hufflepuff
Blood Status: Half-Blood
Wand: 11 ½ inches Rosewood with Phoenix Feather Core
Pet: Brown barn owl, Athenos
Favorite Subject: Divination
Personality: Bubbly and friendly, Ana is known to be as smart as she was kind. Many of her housemates credit her for helping them with their Divination homework, while others remember her as being the leader of the first Hogwarts Dance Team. She doesn’t like to cause problems and doesn’t like confrontation, but if you cross her, she will use all of her smarts to make sure you are paid back in kind.
History: Ana was born to a muggle gypsy mother and an absent father. A product of a one night stand, Ana never met her father. The truth that her father was a wizard didn’t come out until Ana was around 9 or so. During a long train trip from their homeland of Romania to their new home in England, a man tried to make away with the young girl. He got two cars before his scream echoed through the train. The metal railing that ran along the length of the interior of the train seemed to have broken free and curled into the man’s ankle quite sharply. Ana’s mother quickly found her and never connected the dots until Ana’s letter from Hogwarts came. Ana’s mother, Jonetta, detests magic, and does not understand it. She fears it and Ana has had to navigate the Wizarding world on her own. It wasn’t until she received her letter that she knew of the existence of her own small vault at Gringotts. Though her father had never met her, he had had the foresight to provide for her future. The vault contained enough wizarding money to keep Ana in supplies and books until she graduated. Thankfully, she spent most of her young life in Romania, and missed most of the fallout with what happened with Lord Voldemort.
Extra: Ana is quite adept at divination, which she and most of her teachers credit to her gypsy heritage. She is humble about her gift and doesn’t see it as something to be used lightly. She loves to dance and upon finding friends at Hogwarts, got permission to put together a dance team. They are well known and are a favorite to perform at school functions and holiday balls.
Age: 15
Looks:
House: Hufflepuff
Blood Status: Half-Blood
Wand: 11 ½ inches Rosewood with Phoenix Feather Core
Pet: Brown barn owl, Athenos
Favorite Subject: Divination
Personality: Bubbly and friendly, Ana is known to be as smart as she was kind. Many of her housemates credit her for helping them with their Divination homework, while others remember her as being the leader of the first Hogwarts Dance Team. She doesn’t like to cause problems and doesn’t like confrontation, but if you cross her, she will use all of her smarts to make sure you are paid back in kind.
History: Ana was born to a muggle gypsy mother and an absent father. A product of a one night stand, Ana never met her father. The truth that her father was a wizard didn’t come out until Ana was around 9 or so. During a long train trip from their homeland of Romania to their new home in England, a man tried to make away with the young girl. He got two cars before his scream echoed through the train. The metal railing that ran along the length of the interior of the train seemed to have broken free and curled into the man’s ankle quite sharply. Ana’s mother quickly found her and never connected the dots until Ana’s letter from Hogwarts came. Ana’s mother, Jonetta, detests magic, and does not understand it. She fears it and Ana has had to navigate the Wizarding world on her own. It wasn’t until she received her letter that she knew of the existence of her own small vault at Gringotts. Though her father had never met her, he had had the foresight to provide for her future. The vault contained enough wizarding money to keep Ana in supplies and books until she graduated. Thankfully, she spent most of her young life in Romania, and missed most of the fallout with what happened with Lord Voldemort.
Extra: Ana is quite adept at divination, which she and most of her teachers credit to her gypsy heritage. She is humble about her gift and doesn’t see it as something to be used lightly. She loves to dance and upon finding friends at Hogwarts, got permission to put together a dance team. They are well known and are a favorite to perform at school functions and holiday balls.
I'm still trying to figure out who all is in Naka's group with all the drop outs...
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