- Messages
- 131
- OOC First Name
- Emmapants
- Wand
- 13" Ebony wand with essence of Crystalised Dragon Fire
Salazar had lied to his parents. He'd said he was at his mate Gwylim's house. He wasn't. He knew his parents wouldn't call to check - they rarely spoke to Gwylim's parents, and most of the time Salazar was there, anyway, so they'd have no reason to believe that this time would be any different.
But why? Salazar had never told a lie like this before. In fact, he was usually scrupulously honest. The truth was 'Zar was curious. He wanted to go to school, but he couldn't tell his parents that. Or his friends, either. People who sent their kids to school didn't have the same resolve as those who kept them within the community. People who wanted to go to school were muggle-lovers or just plain weird. Salazar didn't love muggles, so he must be weird.
He'd taken the floo network to Diagon Alley; made a complete mess of getting himself to the train station, but eventually managed; found the right platform and taken the Hogwarts express to Hogsmeade. It had been full of parents of younger students, anxious to see their children for the Hogsmeade weekend. Now that 'Zar was here, he wasn't sure what to do. He'd chosen this weekend because he'd known there would be many Hogwarts students there, but he wasn't sure how to approach them.
He looked around for a bit, casting a bluebell flame spell for comfort, letting the little blue balls of fire float about him. He wasn't sure which were the muggle-borns. He was surprised he couldn't tell. He'd expected them to look different from normal people. Maybe there weren't any, he reasoned. Maybe someone had done the right thing and banned them from schools. Then it would be safe for him to attend. He smiled at the thought and examined the shop in front of him. It looked like a pub - similar to his father's. He went in and ordered a butterbeer.
But why? Salazar had never told a lie like this before. In fact, he was usually scrupulously honest. The truth was 'Zar was curious. He wanted to go to school, but he couldn't tell his parents that. Or his friends, either. People who sent their kids to school didn't have the same resolve as those who kept them within the community. People who wanted to go to school were muggle-lovers or just plain weird. Salazar didn't love muggles, so he must be weird.
He'd taken the floo network to Diagon Alley; made a complete mess of getting himself to the train station, but eventually managed; found the right platform and taken the Hogwarts express to Hogsmeade. It had been full of parents of younger students, anxious to see their children for the Hogsmeade weekend. Now that 'Zar was here, he wasn't sure what to do. He'd chosen this weekend because he'd known there would be many Hogwarts students there, but he wasn't sure how to approach them.
He looked around for a bit, casting a bluebell flame spell for comfort, letting the little blue balls of fire float about him. He wasn't sure which were the muggle-borns. He was surprised he couldn't tell. He'd expected them to look different from normal people. Maybe there weren't any, he reasoned. Maybe someone had done the right thing and banned them from schools. Then it would be safe for him to attend. He smiled at the thought and examined the shop in front of him. It looked like a pub - similar to his father's. He went in and ordered a butterbeer.