Chavdar Zhefarovich
Well-Known Member
- Messages
- 2,762
- Wand
- Poisonwood 14 3/4" Core of Basilisk Fang and Ebony 14" Core of Chimera Scale
- Age
- 11/1995
Chavdar apparated to a walkway, that would soon lead to his house. He hasn't been home in a few days, and wondered whether it was broken into. He began to walk up the concrete walkway. It wasn't long before the car, which he hardly used, was out of sight and the house was. (Imagine below)
Chavdar walked up the stairs and into the front door. His eyes rested upon the mixed objects of Dark Arts, and ancient pictures and writings hung on the walls painted of hues of black and grays. Chavdar then walked over to his family tree, and his eyes narrowed at Prodan's picture. Surely he had to have had children. Chavdar then approached a black leather chair, and he sat in it. He had half a mind to remove his jean jacket, but chose not to.
Chavdar wondered when he ought to pay the Styx's a visit. He dismissed it, not in the mood to go visit his half-brother, or even chance it if his father was there. He leaned against the cushions of the chair, and closed his eyes. For once, he actually felt at home, without a care in the world. He wondered whether muggles lived around this area, or magical folk. Either way, he hoped that he didn't have noisy neighbors. He opened his eyes for a moment, glancing out the window, seeing the green trees. Chavdar rolled his eyes and retrieved a book from his shelf, about the history of the Dark Arts. He retreated back to his chair and flipped it open to read.
Chavdar smirked, if he was working in the Ministry, he better know what to look for.
Chavdar walked up the stairs and into the front door. His eyes rested upon the mixed objects of Dark Arts, and ancient pictures and writings hung on the walls painted of hues of black and grays. Chavdar then walked over to his family tree, and his eyes narrowed at Prodan's picture. Surely he had to have had children. Chavdar then approached a black leather chair, and he sat in it. He had half a mind to remove his jean jacket, but chose not to.
Chavdar wondered when he ought to pay the Styx's a visit. He dismissed it, not in the mood to go visit his half-brother, or even chance it if his father was there. He leaned against the cushions of the chair, and closed his eyes. For once, he actually felt at home, without a care in the world. He wondered whether muggles lived around this area, or magical folk. Either way, he hoped that he didn't have noisy neighbors. He opened his eyes for a moment, glancing out the window, seeing the green trees. Chavdar rolled his eyes and retrieved a book from his shelf, about the history of the Dark Arts. He retreated back to his chair and flipped it open to read.
Chavdar smirked, if he was working in the Ministry, he better know what to look for.