Blake Zepline
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The last rays of the day were fading away over the horizon and it was fairly quiet in the Forbidden Forest, except for the waking owls' hoots and scattering patter of feet or the thumping of occasional hooves on the forest floor as creatures hurried into their holes or nestled into their places. Many of the forest creatures had now gotten used to the strange human boy's presence and were simply ignoring him. While others eyed him with curiosity and fear.
Laying in a grassy clearing a little while away from the forest's edge, Blake twiddled his wand silently in his fingers, peering around the forest from time to time as he waited for Lily, yet expecting very much the worst; his mother. He knew it was only a matter of time before he was caught, and the idea of being locked away for another year, or possibly much longer, made his teeth clatter and his knees buckle slightly. She would make absolutely sure this time that he would not be able to run away. How Cloe justified her actions was more than a mystery to Blake. Even his grandparents could see she was being unreasonable.
A little distance away from Blake, Isabeau's empty cage lay wide open next to his trunk and broomstick. He had released her as soon as he had entered the forest, knowing well enough that she would return once her anger with him had died down a bit. She was still holding a grudge against him for keeping her cooped up inside her cage, but he hoped that this would make up for it as she'd be free to hunt and slither about as she pleased. For the time being, at least.
Now the sun was hidden completely and only darkness surrounded the clearing. Not even the moon was present in the night sky to shed the slightest bit of light; only a few stars were visible yet they were not enough. He should probably be feeling at least a teeny bit frightened by the sudden lack of sight, but the overwhelming feeling of 'butterflies' had just about beaten down every other emotion at this point.
Laying in a grassy clearing a little while away from the forest's edge, Blake twiddled his wand silently in his fingers, peering around the forest from time to time as he waited for Lily, yet expecting very much the worst; his mother. He knew it was only a matter of time before he was caught, and the idea of being locked away for another year, or possibly much longer, made his teeth clatter and his knees buckle slightly. She would make absolutely sure this time that he would not be able to run away. How Cloe justified her actions was more than a mystery to Blake. Even his grandparents could see she was being unreasonable.
A little distance away from Blake, Isabeau's empty cage lay wide open next to his trunk and broomstick. He had released her as soon as he had entered the forest, knowing well enough that she would return once her anger with him had died down a bit. She was still holding a grudge against him for keeping her cooped up inside her cage, but he hoped that this would make up for it as she'd be free to hunt and slither about as she pleased. For the time being, at least.
Now the sun was hidden completely and only darkness surrounded the clearing. Not even the moon was present in the night sky to shed the slightest bit of light; only a few stars were visible yet they were not enough. He should probably be feeling at least a teeny bit frightened by the sudden lack of sight, but the overwhelming feeling of 'butterflies' had just about beaten down every other emotion at this point.