- Messages
- 51
- OOC First Name
- Leo
- Wand
- Ash Wood 14 1/4 inches Essence of Unicorn Tail Hair
- Age
- 8/2023
Theseas couldn't believe how lucky he was last night while he was fulfilling his part of last night's bet. Right after the feast, his twin brother challenged him into a race of who would get first to their new common room. At first it sounded like fun but when his brother told him of what he had to do in case he was the loser, he flinched. Having to throw a dungbomb at each professor's office was too daredevil for him, especially when he had to do it on his own. Theseas' intention to reject this challenge should have been pretty obvious because his twin brother found another way to convince him. As part of the challenge, Perseas was going to bet his broom in case he was going to lose. Now, this was a pretty smart move of his part as Theseas was a sucker of anything having to do with quidditch and having his brother's newest broom was something really tempting. This and the fact that he was faster than his twin brother, made Theseas in the end to accept the challenge.
While he could physically outrun his twin, it seemed he still couldn't outwit him. He should have suspected that his brother wouldn't put at stake his broom if he wasn't hundred percent sure he was going to be victorious. It turned out that Perseas had used a series of shortcuts on their way to seventh floor and in the end managed to get first at the common room. So after the meeting that occured there, Theseas left secretly the common room with a bag of dungbombs, given to him by his brother. It looked like the castle's residents were in bed by the time he started visiting office by office from floor to floor because no one realized his literally dirty work. When he was done with it, he returned back to the common room while stumbling at the stairs from tiredness. He colapsed on his bed, thankful for not being caught. Before falling asleep like a log, he mentally promised to himself to never again fall for another trick of his brother.
The next morning, Theseas was determined to stay away from his twin brother as much as possible. He wanted to explore his new home in his own terms so after visiting the great hall for breakfast, he began his own safer adventure. It was admirable how enormous that school was and how many rooms it afforded. He was intending to explore the dungeons when he remembered the lake they crossed last night with the boats. It was a sunny day. No better opportunity for venturing outside the castle. With his bag hanging over his shoulder, he made it by the pebbled lakeshore. The water while calm had so many differant hues of blue, reflecting the bright blue sky. Near the shore it was pale blue, nearly translucant, as it got deeper it changed from pale blue to deep deep dark blue. The trees on the far side were mirrored on the lake, with it being fall, the leaves were in full color, and as the lake rippled, they seemed to dance with a life of their own. Deciding to contribute in his own way to the disturbance of the surface's serenity, Theseas sat down on a rock and took out of his bag a piece of parchment. After folding it and unfolding it several times, he created a paper boat which he placed it into water. He blew it farther away and grabbed a handful of flat pebbles to start stone skipping on the calm water, in an attempt to sink it down.
While he could physically outrun his twin, it seemed he still couldn't outwit him. He should have suspected that his brother wouldn't put at stake his broom if he wasn't hundred percent sure he was going to be victorious. It turned out that Perseas had used a series of shortcuts on their way to seventh floor and in the end managed to get first at the common room. So after the meeting that occured there, Theseas left secretly the common room with a bag of dungbombs, given to him by his brother. It looked like the castle's residents were in bed by the time he started visiting office by office from floor to floor because no one realized his literally dirty work. When he was done with it, he returned back to the common room while stumbling at the stairs from tiredness. He colapsed on his bed, thankful for not being caught. Before falling asleep like a log, he mentally promised to himself to never again fall for another trick of his brother.
The next morning, Theseas was determined to stay away from his twin brother as much as possible. He wanted to explore his new home in his own terms so after visiting the great hall for breakfast, he began his own safer adventure. It was admirable how enormous that school was and how many rooms it afforded. He was intending to explore the dungeons when he remembered the lake they crossed last night with the boats. It was a sunny day. No better opportunity for venturing outside the castle. With his bag hanging over his shoulder, he made it by the pebbled lakeshore. The water while calm had so many differant hues of blue, reflecting the bright blue sky. Near the shore it was pale blue, nearly translucant, as it got deeper it changed from pale blue to deep deep dark blue. The trees on the far side were mirrored on the lake, with it being fall, the leaves were in full color, and as the lake rippled, they seemed to dance with a life of their own. Deciding to contribute in his own way to the disturbance of the surface's serenity, Theseas sat down on a rock and took out of his bag a piece of parchment. After folding it and unfolding it several times, he created a paper boat which he placed it into water. He blew it farther away and grabbed a handful of flat pebbles to start stone skipping on the calm water, in an attempt to sink it down.