- Messages
- 408
- OOC First Name
- Anna
- Blood Status
- Mixed Blood
- Relationship Status
- Single
- Sexual Orientation
- Pansexual
- Age
- 24
Going to Hogwarts within a year was a concept Knox felt nervous about, never having attended a real school before nor leaving the small town he knew as his home. As excited as he was to finally learn how to use magic like his parents, he already knew the environment would be entirely new and something he couldn't fully prepare himself for. Therefore he was against shopping so early for his first year at school, feeling unnecessarily worried at the reminder he eventually needed to leave for Hogwarts, and frustrated that his mother had dragged him away from his house and the fun he could be having to buy clothing. Of all the things they could be buying for his first year, clothing seemed the most stupid and especially when the clothing his mum was looking at wasn't even school related, it was general robes and shoes she wanted to get early under the guise he would 'grow into them' and she wouldn't need to spend money on something he needed while he was away. As he followed behind his mum from one shop to another, Knox truly wished he could be anywhere else, the tedious process of trying things on making him feel furthermore agitated.
However he knew if he so much as complained at how bored he was or said he wanted to go home, he would be made to wait even longer to have fun so he simply stayed quiet, letting his mum buy whatever she wanted. The clothes were boring but Knox was never one to care about his appearance, more so when he knew he would be wearing a uniform around school for most of the day. As they left another store and stepped onto the cobblestone street of Obsidian Harbour, Knox sighed, moving his hands into his pockets as he walked. For the fourth time that day they passed the same ice cream parlor Knox saw when he arrived, and wishing he would eventually be allowed an ice cream for his troubles and as a reward for being so complacent in shopping for new clothes, he did not realize he had stopped to stare at the window for a few minutes longer than he intended.