TaliPaendrag

A Certain Scientific Role Playing Game

I'm fine with that idea. :3

Hogwarts: Ignition - Year One

@Gisk I think that Sgt. and tip dragged Charlotte to lunch with them, but haven't otherwise interacted much. :D

Hogwarts: Ignition - Year One

Beats me. None of them really gave a reason for leaving. They just stopped posting, which is how we ended up stuck on the train for so long.

Hogwarts: Ignition - Year One

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*cough* Kiss Ass *cough*

@AbysmalDemon

Anyone who can keep an rp going while the other three gms and most of the players bail deserves a bit of recognition, don't you think? Also, I didn't want to sound like I was impatient or anything. :P

Hogwarts: Ignition - Year One

I think that Roze and Dani are going to be late to flying, although probably not by much. Roze will probably end up literally hauling Dani to the area for class once they're done at the headmistress's, played by our wonderful @Eyeris. :D

Hogwarts: Ignition - Year One

Dani nodded as Roze mentioned that she had crashed into her when Wade hit her with that spell of his, though her motion was cut short by a wince as Mrs. Longbottom began feeling her head for injuries. Finding nothing more than a bump, Mrs. Longbottom procured a bottle filled with a pastel pink liquid from a shelf on the wall, pouring a little into a cup and handing it to Dani to drink. Surprisingly, the medicine tasted like cotton candy instead of the usual, nasty cherry flavor she was used to at home.

“That should reduce the swelling and clear away any headaches or dizzy spells you might get,” Mrs. Longbottom said as she returned the glass bottle to the shelf. Though she probably should have expected it by now, Dani was still surprised when the throbbing in her head and the nausea she was feeling faded to tolerable levels. Of course, Mrs. Longbottom went a step further and instructed her to take it slow for the rest of the day.

Care administered and names/houses noted, Mrs. Longbottom dismissed them with a gentle smile and admonition to be more careful in the future. Once outside the infirmary, Roze mentioned cutting through the Great Hall on their way to the headmistress’s office so that they could get Dani’s whiteboard, prompting the smaller girl to check her bag again before she remembered that she had dropped it when she had fallen.

Nodding, though a little concerned at how hard it seemed to be to remember the details of their encounter with the Slytherin Quidditch team member, Dani motioned for Roze to take the lead. In addition to the larger girl seeming to have an innate sense of direction when it came to the features of the castle that Dani lacked, she also possessed a lot more bravado, a trait Dani hoped would help lessen the butterflies fluttering wildly in her stomach at the thought of meeting the headmistress.

Unfortunately, the pit resting in the middle of her tummy wasn't soothed at all by Roze's example by the time they made it to the door to the headmistress's office. Even being able to communicate again, having grabbed her whiteboard from the spot where she had dropped it outside the Dining Hall, was a minor condolence in the grand scheme of things. It hadn't helped her avoid being punished for the incident on the train, in which she had had no part, so it was unlikely that it would help her now.

Somehow, however, she managed to find the courage to rap on the solid oak door, her tiny fist making a quiet thud with each hit. It almost seemed like it would have been impossible for the headmistress to hear it from the other side, and yet, Dani's knocking was answered by a firm, "Enter." Taking a deep breath, Dani opened the door, and the two girls stepped through into the office of the headmistress.

Hogwarts: Ignition - Year One

Thanks! :D Hopefully, my post is sufficient.

Hogwarts: Ignition - Year One

Dani nodded absently in response to Roze’s comments regarding Dan and the headmistress, as her attention was primarily focused on not falling over or running into a wall as she struggled to keep up with Roze’s swift pace to the infirmary. Of course, it didn’t help that, as they walked, the ache in her head continued to grow worse, accompanied by a growing sense of nausea. Needless to say, Dani was relieved when they finally made it to their destination all the way on the third floor, even if everything was still spinning.

And that’s when Roze noticed that she certainly wasn’t in tip-top shape, her hair turning a violent shade of red as she asked if Wade had hit Dani with a spell before switching to a language that the smaller girl didn’t recognize. Dani only managed to shake her head no before Mrs. Longbottom realized that they were in the room and ushered them both to beds lined up along the wall, muttering about something under her breath.

Grateful for the opportunity to sit down, Dani plopped down onto the thin mattress without question, squeezing her eyes shut as another wave of dizziness came over her. Figuring that she should probably respond to Roze and let her know that Wade had not hit her with a spell, Dani went to grab her whiteboard, only then realizing that she left it in the hallway outside of the Dining Hall where she had dropped it.

Before she could worry too much about it, Mrs. Longbottom, her blonde hair tied neatly in a bun, came over and began tending to Roze’s wound. As she muttered under her breath and waved her wand over the site of the injury, it mended itself, tissue regrowing and reconnecting to cover the wound and stop the bleeding. The nurse then proceeded to instruct Roze to take it easy with her arm for the rest of the day, asking a few questions about how she felt to make sure that there were no further issues to treat.

As she interrogated Roze concerning how she was feeling, Mrs. Longbottom came over and began shining a light from a wand into Dani’s eyes, her fingers gently, yet firmly, holding the young girl’s eyelids open. After working for a few seconds, Mrs. Longbottom asked Dani if she had been hit with a spell as well. Dani slightly shook her head no, Mrs. Longbottom’s firm grasp keeping her from moving much more than that, and tried to grab her whiteboard to explain what had happened.

After a moment of confusion over her missing whiteboard, Dani remembered again that she had dropped it when she had been knocked over, which meant that she was effectively silenced until she got it back. Still, it was important to let Mrs. Longbottom know that she had hit her head, so she attempted to communicate that knowledge by pointing to the side of her head, smacking the back of her hand, and pointing to the floor. Hopefully, Mrs. Longbottom would understand what she was trying to say, although it was up to Roze to tell her what house they were in and their names.

Hogwarts: Ignition - Year One

@Eyeris Do you want to write Madam Longbottom's interaction with Dani and Roze? If so, I'll wait for you to post before I do. :D

Hogwarts: Ignition - Year One

@Apoalo Welcome back! :D

@MiddleEarthRoze I figured that you could write us into the infirmary. :3