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- OOC First Name
- Liam
- Blood Status
- Mixed Blood
- Relationship Status
- Single
- Sexual Orientation
- Heterosexual
- Wand
- Olive Wood 15" Core of Aethonan Feather
- Age
- 30 (07/2007)
The sun was still unavailable in the horizon when Minoas sneaked out of the castle, early that morning. He barely managed to sleep that night. He had so much energy in him, he wanted to use it on something creative. However, playing his guitar early in the morning wouldn't help his relationship with his roomies and that was the last thing that Minoas wanted in his life. As he was unable to express his overactiveness in means of music so he decided to vent his energy on flying. He knew it was quite dangerous to get out of the castle during night time so he waited patiently to see the golden signs of the sun on the sky.
He shoved his hands deeper inside his pockets as the bitter, cold wind blew mercilessly on him. It was like it was trying to prevent him from getting closer to the Quidditch pitch. But when Minoas was determined for something, nothing was able to stop him. He entered the Quidditch pitch as he was watching the house flags on the top of the stands, being whipped by the strong wind. He looked around in search of the broomstick cabinet. He didn't have his own yet so he had to lend one from the school's supplies. Luckily for him, the door of the broomstick cabinet was not locked. Minoas opened it excited while the wind kept whistling maniacally in his ears.
He had a look inside it. He wasn't really impressed by the variety of the available brooms but he picked one randomly. He was going to shut the closet, before the wind had the opportunity to empty it, when his eyes caught a glimpse of a dusty, shabby Quaffle, lying there,alone, in a corner. Minoas hadn't decide which post was the best for him but the post of the chaser was for him the most appealing. With a smirk he grabbed the old Quaffle, it was much lighter than he expected. He used successfully the up command and mounted the broom. He used so much force in his kick that he left behind him a muddy print of his shoe's sole on the wet grass. He instantly gained height, flying against the strong current of the wind.
The wind swept his light brown hair away from his forehead, he struggled to keep his grey eyes opened as the chill of the athmoshpere was watering them. He made a quick lap around the pitch, his chest almost touching the handle of the broomstick to speed up. The sensation was indescribable. This feeling of freedom, that nothing mattered anymore, could only be achieved in this way. Minoas used to fly a lot with his father, especially during weekends. It was a shame that first years weren't allowed in Quidditch teams. He could practise though until his second year, to improve his skills and earn a place in Gryffindors team. For the time being, he had to find the post that would suit him the best. Seeker was alright but he was quite tall for it. Chaser sounded nice. Scoring, retrieving the Quaffle, maneuvering, collaborating with the other chasers, had all the action that Quidditch could possibly offer.
His aim though was dreadful, along with his spell casting aim and this was a great opportunity to practise. He stopped in front of the golden hoops, hovering meters above the ground. The wind hadn't ceased yet. It was growing more and more powerful by the minute. He holded tightly the Quaffle in his left hand, he aimed and shoot. At first the Quaffle looked like it was heading right inside the middle hoop but the wind countered it downwards, towards the muddy ground. Minoas dove after it, clenching the handle with his right hand while he extended his left one to retrieve it, few inched above the ground. He cursed at the wind. It was impossible to practise properly with such weather conditions. He hovered once more in front of the hoops, this time he closed his right eye to aim better and shoot, adding some extra power. The Quaffle passed by the middle hoop, then it made a U-turn and passed through the hoop from behind it and continued towards Minoas, its speed boosted up by the wind. He managed the last moment to dodge the speedy Quaffle, as he had started celebrating his rather lucky and unusual goal. He tried to hover again but a loud bang almost made him lose his balance and fell off the broom. He turned to see where the Quaffle landed and he saw someone in the middle of the pitch. Believing that the Quaffle propably hit the person, Minoas flew towards there to apologise.
"Whoa, sorry for that! This weather is crazy and the wind blew off the Quaffle." he tried to explain as he dismounted the broom, a meter above the ground. He rushed towards the person to see if everything was alright.
"Are you okay? Are you hurt?" he asked with a hint of guilt in his voice.
He shoved his hands deeper inside his pockets as the bitter, cold wind blew mercilessly on him. It was like it was trying to prevent him from getting closer to the Quidditch pitch. But when Minoas was determined for something, nothing was able to stop him. He entered the Quidditch pitch as he was watching the house flags on the top of the stands, being whipped by the strong wind. He looked around in search of the broomstick cabinet. He didn't have his own yet so he had to lend one from the school's supplies. Luckily for him, the door of the broomstick cabinet was not locked. Minoas opened it excited while the wind kept whistling maniacally in his ears.
He had a look inside it. He wasn't really impressed by the variety of the available brooms but he picked one randomly. He was going to shut the closet, before the wind had the opportunity to empty it, when his eyes caught a glimpse of a dusty, shabby Quaffle, lying there,alone, in a corner. Minoas hadn't decide which post was the best for him but the post of the chaser was for him the most appealing. With a smirk he grabbed the old Quaffle, it was much lighter than he expected. He used successfully the up command and mounted the broom. He used so much force in his kick that he left behind him a muddy print of his shoe's sole on the wet grass. He instantly gained height, flying against the strong current of the wind.
The wind swept his light brown hair away from his forehead, he struggled to keep his grey eyes opened as the chill of the athmoshpere was watering them. He made a quick lap around the pitch, his chest almost touching the handle of the broomstick to speed up. The sensation was indescribable. This feeling of freedom, that nothing mattered anymore, could only be achieved in this way. Minoas used to fly a lot with his father, especially during weekends. It was a shame that first years weren't allowed in Quidditch teams. He could practise though until his second year, to improve his skills and earn a place in Gryffindors team. For the time being, he had to find the post that would suit him the best. Seeker was alright but he was quite tall for it. Chaser sounded nice. Scoring, retrieving the Quaffle, maneuvering, collaborating with the other chasers, had all the action that Quidditch could possibly offer.
His aim though was dreadful, along with his spell casting aim and this was a great opportunity to practise. He stopped in front of the golden hoops, hovering meters above the ground. The wind hadn't ceased yet. It was growing more and more powerful by the minute. He holded tightly the Quaffle in his left hand, he aimed and shoot. At first the Quaffle looked like it was heading right inside the middle hoop but the wind countered it downwards, towards the muddy ground. Minoas dove after it, clenching the handle with his right hand while he extended his left one to retrieve it, few inched above the ground. He cursed at the wind. It was impossible to practise properly with such weather conditions. He hovered once more in front of the hoops, this time he closed his right eye to aim better and shoot, adding some extra power. The Quaffle passed by the middle hoop, then it made a U-turn and passed through the hoop from behind it and continued towards Minoas, its speed boosted up by the wind. He managed the last moment to dodge the speedy Quaffle, as he had started celebrating his rather lucky and unusual goal. He tried to hover again but a loud bang almost made him lose his balance and fell off the broom. He turned to see where the Quaffle landed and he saw someone in the middle of the pitch. Believing that the Quaffle propably hit the person, Minoas flew towards there to apologise.
"Whoa, sorry for that! This weather is crazy and the wind blew off the Quaffle." he tried to explain as he dismounted the broom, a meter above the ground. He rushed towards the person to see if everything was alright.
"Are you okay? Are you hurt?" he asked with a hint of guilt in his voice.