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- OOC First Name
- Liam
- Wand
- Birch Wand 14 1/4 essence of dragonstone
It was nice to be back at Hogwarts. The Shorting Ceremony and the feast the previous night was great. Perseas had seen familiar faces and familiar places. He used the same old passageways to get to the common room faster, where the annual Gryffindor meeting took place after the feast. Professor Kingsley, the head of Gryffindor house welcomed them back for another year and reminded them of a few rules and that they had to take back the House Cup from Slytherin. Fortunately, it was a short meeting and Perseas headed straight to his warm bed. He didn't even realize when he entered the realm of dreams.
He woke up early in the morning extremely thirsty. He sat on his bed and reached for the glass of water on his nightstand until what he saw outside the window made him forget of his thirst. A white blanket was covering everything on the grounds and snow was still falling from the sky. He hastily drank a few sips of water and stood up excited. He searched in his trunk for clothes and dressed warmly, putting on a coat, gloves and a scarf. He grabbed his wand from underneath his pillow and slowly sneaked out of the dormitory, walked down the empty common room and exited the opening to the seventh floor corridor.
After attempting to unjam doors of the Entrance Hall, he walked upon the courtyard filled with a cold, powdery substance. He looked above him smiling and with his pale eyes glowing with exhilaration. The snow flakes were falling gracefully with a whisper and he blinked as they touched softly his cheeks. The courtyard was looking beautiful with its marble benches load with snow and with the fountain's water frozen but Perseas went straight for the grounds. The sunlight had started coming through the hills as the sun was beginning its ascension. Its light allowed the snow capped trees' snow to shimmer like tiny diamonds. Perseas loved hearing the crunchy sound beneath his shoes as he was walking on dry snow. The air was crispy and the tip of his nose as cold as it could be but he was feeling alive, surrounded by this quiet, pure beauty. After a few minutes of walk, rolling down white slopes and forming angels on the soft snow, he came across a few piles of hard-packed snow. He smirked widely as he came up with a brilliant idea. He was going to build an igloo!
He flourished his wand and started casting several charms. First, he casted Severing Charms on the dry snow to cut it into snow blocks of different sizes. Then, Locomotion and Levitating Charms, bewitched the largest of the blocks and under Perseas guidance, they formed the base. He place them in a circle, working his way up. Blocks were decreasing in size as he was working upwards. Using his gloved hands, protected from the cold, he dug a hole under the wall to create the igloo's entrance. He overlapped the blocks and shaped them to lean inward with a few carefully casted Severing Charms. He was progressing slowly but the dome was started forming. The blocks should support each other in order to prevent the dome from collapsing. After an hour, he pointed his wand at the largest of the blocks and it hovered over the igloo. With careful flicks, he placed it on top of the igloo and wiggle it into place. It was a long job but he could finally wear the smile of triumph as he stood there to admire his ice fortress. He crawled inside for the finishing touches. He cut ventilation holes in the walls and a few bigger ones so he could inspect parametrically the surrounding area. While he was making a few snowballs for ammo, he admired the interior. It wasn't a big igloo. It could barely feet three people inside but it was his own lookout. When he was done, he glanced through one of his spy holes. Someone was approaching.
He woke up early in the morning extremely thirsty. He sat on his bed and reached for the glass of water on his nightstand until what he saw outside the window made him forget of his thirst. A white blanket was covering everything on the grounds and snow was still falling from the sky. He hastily drank a few sips of water and stood up excited. He searched in his trunk for clothes and dressed warmly, putting on a coat, gloves and a scarf. He grabbed his wand from underneath his pillow and slowly sneaked out of the dormitory, walked down the empty common room and exited the opening to the seventh floor corridor.
After attempting to unjam doors of the Entrance Hall, he walked upon the courtyard filled with a cold, powdery substance. He looked above him smiling and with his pale eyes glowing with exhilaration. The snow flakes were falling gracefully with a whisper and he blinked as they touched softly his cheeks. The courtyard was looking beautiful with its marble benches load with snow and with the fountain's water frozen but Perseas went straight for the grounds. The sunlight had started coming through the hills as the sun was beginning its ascension. Its light allowed the snow capped trees' snow to shimmer like tiny diamonds. Perseas loved hearing the crunchy sound beneath his shoes as he was walking on dry snow. The air was crispy and the tip of his nose as cold as it could be but he was feeling alive, surrounded by this quiet, pure beauty. After a few minutes of walk, rolling down white slopes and forming angels on the soft snow, he came across a few piles of hard-packed snow. He smirked widely as he came up with a brilliant idea. He was going to build an igloo!
He flourished his wand and started casting several charms. First, he casted Severing Charms on the dry snow to cut it into snow blocks of different sizes. Then, Locomotion and Levitating Charms, bewitched the largest of the blocks and under Perseas guidance, they formed the base. He place them in a circle, working his way up. Blocks were decreasing in size as he was working upwards. Using his gloved hands, protected from the cold, he dug a hole under the wall to create the igloo's entrance. He overlapped the blocks and shaped them to lean inward with a few carefully casted Severing Charms. He was progressing slowly but the dome was started forming. The blocks should support each other in order to prevent the dome from collapsing. After an hour, he pointed his wand at the largest of the blocks and it hovered over the igloo. With careful flicks, he placed it on top of the igloo and wiggle it into place. It was a long job but he could finally wear the smile of triumph as he stood there to admire his ice fortress. He crawled inside for the finishing touches. He cut ventilation holes in the walls and a few bigger ones so he could inspect parametrically the surrounding area. While he was making a few snowballs for ammo, he admired the interior. It wasn't a big igloo. It could barely feet three people inside but it was his own lookout. When he was done, he glanced through one of his spy holes. Someone was approaching.