- Messages
- 450
- OOC First Name
- Beth
- Wand
- Apple Wood, 13" Essence of Hippogriff Tailhair, Flexible
The streets were fairly deserted as the night began to fall. Under the cloak of darkness, a man appeared with a resounding crack. He began to walk, aiming for the Leaky Cauldron- his favourite haunt. Andros checked his watch, making a mental note, before he turned on his heel and took a step closer to his destination.
The breeze was faint, yet chill, regardless of the fact that it was spring. This bothered Andros no more than the ground on which he walked. However, if it hadn't have been for that gentle gust which blew his hair with striking force, he would not have raised his head at that moment, he would have completely missed the sudden movement in the alleyway, behind him. Andros turned his head, sharply, looking back over his shoulder to look for the strange blip which had momentarily invaded his vision. But now, there was no sign of it.
The darkness seemed to hang about the place like a dull fog. The streets were lit only by the light of the moon. Andros took a deep breath, thinking he must have imagined this shadow, or something. And, if it had been a person, who was to say it wasn't just one of the regulars at the pub, wandering about after a heavy drink? But the movement had been swift and gone in a second. Why did he care? Why should this slight thing bother Andros so deeply? Perhaps it was his gut instinct, pulling at his insides, telling him that he needed to go and look. Knowing that he could not silence his thoughts until he had checked, Andros diverted from his original course and turned, one hundred and eighty degrees, to face the shadows of the alleyway. He began walking, wand out an lit, ready for trouble.
The breeze was faint, yet chill, regardless of the fact that it was spring. This bothered Andros no more than the ground on which he walked. However, if it hadn't have been for that gentle gust which blew his hair with striking force, he would not have raised his head at that moment, he would have completely missed the sudden movement in the alleyway, behind him. Andros turned his head, sharply, looking back over his shoulder to look for the strange blip which had momentarily invaded his vision. But now, there was no sign of it.
The darkness seemed to hang about the place like a dull fog. The streets were lit only by the light of the moon. Andros took a deep breath, thinking he must have imagined this shadow, or something. And, if it had been a person, who was to say it wasn't just one of the regulars at the pub, wandering about after a heavy drink? But the movement had been swift and gone in a second. Why did he care? Why should this slight thing bother Andros so deeply? Perhaps it was his gut instinct, pulling at his insides, telling him that he needed to go and look. Knowing that he could not silence his thoughts until he had checked, Andros diverted from his original course and turned, one hundred and eighty degrees, to face the shadows of the alleyway. He began walking, wand out an lit, ready for trouble.