Old School Week All the Way Up Here

[Einar Haines]

Flying was his favourite part of the magical world, it was such a nice freeing thing that he could do. The cool winter air felt particularly bitter this morning but he was enjoying it. It was nice. Einar took a moment to stop and glance around the grounds of the school from his spot in the air. it was quite nice, he guessed.

 

[Dominic Torres]

Dominic was glad to be back at school but he did not miss the weather. He was looking forward to a nice solitary warm up but when he reached the quidditch pitch he noticed he was not in fact alone. "Hey!" he called up to Einar. "You freeze up there yet?!"

 

[Einar Haines]

Einar startled a little as he heard someone speak. "Oh, hey," he said speaking unnecessarily quietly. "The cold is nice," he replied. He liked the way it was. Enjoyed the frigid air. Even if he was likely freezing to his broom.

 

[Dominic Torres]

Dominic let out a chuckle at Einar's response. "Oh yeah. Aren't you form Alaska or something? Makes sense you'd be immune to it or whatever." he said before blowing warm air into his hands. "I, on the other hand, come from the desert."

 

[Einar Haines]

"Yeah, this is a fraction of how it can be," he told the boy. It was always to talk about home. "The desert? Wow," he couldn't imagine being from the desert. "What's that like?" he wonder if the empty desert was at all like the way the snow and the vast expansiveness of Alaska was.

 

[Dominic Torres]

"Hot." Dominic answered, uncharacteristically blunt. The cold was making him a little grumpy and he hopped slightly to get his blood working to warm him up. "Well..most of the time." he admitted. "It does actually snow time to time."

 

[Einar Haines]

Einar gave a little laugh at his fairly blunt answer. Dominic always seemed much nicer, it was funny to see him react like that. ”Really?” Einar said with a disbelieving tone. ”Would you like some tips on keeping warm?”

 

[Dominic Torres]

Dominic nodded quickly and brought his hands up to his face to warm them up a bit with his breath. "Sure, what do you got?" he said. He was open to any kind of suggestion that would make being out in the cold slightly more tolerable, since it wasn't like he could avoid it at school.