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There are many cases of moments when a person has not realized that they have just entered the Nexus. This seems to be the situation, when one of the doors into the Forum swings open, letting one Hermione Granger enter. The young witch is balancing a large piles of books as she walks, thus remains blissfully unaware that she has entered the Forum.
Hermione walks carefully, counting her steps just under her breath. In the library where she had originally been, there was a table exactly 15 steps away from the research section, which she is now looking for to set down her books.
Unfortunately, in the Forum, there is no table exactly 15 steps away. So when Hermione gets to her destination, and goes to set down the books, she trips over the fact that there is nothing there. The books go flying out of her arms...but in a split second, Hermione pulls out her wand and calls out "Leviosa!" The books start to float in the air, none of them hitting the ground.
With one eye on the floating books, Hermione glances around her new surroundings. She needs to find a safe place to lower her spell and figure out what do to next. Won't someone help her?
Hermione walks carefully, counting her steps just under her breath. In the library where she had originally been, there was a table exactly 15 steps away from the research section, which she is now looking for to set down her books.
Unfortunately, in the Forum, there is no table exactly 15 steps away. So when Hermione gets to her destination, and goes to set down the books, she trips over the fact that there is nothing there. The books go flying out of her arms...but in a split second, Hermione pulls out her wand and calls out "Leviosa!" The books start to float in the air, none of them hitting the ground.
With one eye on the floating books, Hermione glances around her new surroundings. She needs to find a safe place to lower her spell and figure out what do to next. Won't someone help her?
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Yes, she's going to poke one of the books, just to see what happens. She's ready to catch it if it falls. If the rest fall... Hermione can cast the spell again, right?
"Neat. How'd you do that?"
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The one that gets poked, opens up and sort of 'flutters' higher.
"With magic." She gives a very straight-forward answer.
There is a couch nearby, that Hermione can start directing the books towards. Letting each one gently fall onto the soft cushions at a time.
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But are, perhaps, more easily herded. When she sees the books headed for a couch she'll try poking them in that direction.
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When the books are on their way she has to ask: "What do they do?"
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"I have a few magical books in my pile, and sometimes they can get into mischief."
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"Too much magic in one place has strange side-effects," she agrees with a nod. "You're lucky these only want to listen to gravity."
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With the books herded, Frea takes a moment to give Hermione more of a looking-over. It doesn't last long and is mostly polite, perhaps a little overly curious, but can Hermione really find fault with that?
"You're some kind of mage?"
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Icon twinsies!
fun! It is too bad icons can't 'break the box'. that flower would look cool with a pop
I could try to make it spin around or something. That'd be a bit silly tho.
lol
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"Are you studying with a school similar to Hogwarts?"
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Then she put her wand away, to extend her hand in greeting. "I'm Hermione Granger."
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"They usually do that?" he rumbles as he towers over her.
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