- Messages
- 674
- OOC First Name
- Nichole
- Age
- 8/2025
The sun was shining, the weather was perfect; Prudence couldn't ask for a better day out of the classroom. Since she had finished her most recent obsession book, she was now out and ready to have an adventure. She dressed in some adventure appropriate clothing, and then made her way out to the Forbidden Forest. The weather seemed so great for an adventure, as a gentle breeze blew Prudence's brown ponytail to the side. Her smile didn't waver, and her steps were light; she was as carefree as she could be.
Prudence wasn't generally a trouble seeking student. She hadn't ever earned a detention in her muggle school. She was just curious, and had heard of a lot of students going out to the forest to hang out and adventure. It had forbidden in the title, which drew Prudence to the area, with a certain foreboding feeling in her stomach. As Prudence neared the edge of the forest, it looked darker than the rest of the grounds, even though the sun was bright enough to blind you if you looked anywhere near it. Her feet stopped, and she watched. Maybe she was wrong. As she turned to mull over whether she really should go any closer, she saw a short, blonde girl in the grass. Prue smiled, if she had a friend, she'd have no reason to be nervous, Prudence, with the confidence of a lion, approached her; her smile wide and kind. She waited for the girl to notice her, before saying hello.
Prudence wasn't generally a trouble seeking student. She hadn't ever earned a detention in her muggle school. She was just curious, and had heard of a lot of students going out to the forest to hang out and adventure. It had forbidden in the title, which drew Prudence to the area, with a certain foreboding feeling in her stomach. As Prudence neared the edge of the forest, it looked darker than the rest of the grounds, even though the sun was bright enough to blind you if you looked anywhere near it. Her feet stopped, and she watched. Maybe she was wrong. As she turned to mull over whether she really should go any closer, she saw a short, blonde girl in the grass. Prue smiled, if she had a friend, she'd have no reason to be nervous, Prudence, with the confidence of a lion, approached her; her smile wide and kind. She waited for the girl to notice her, before saying hello.