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Muse vs mun
Tagged by @lakimonstllow , I am not tagging anyone because probably everyone have done it before or been tagged.
Time for Orzammar!
Okay people who have gotten booths at cons before I have questions. How many prints should I bring and also where should I get them printed and stuff?
Running Jump | Malice
The Common Room was uncharacteristically quiet, and despite the fact that she'd been begging for a break from the never-ceasing crying of fake babies and whining of students for the past seven days, she now found the strange calmness unsettling. The fire cracked before her as she sat on the floor, leaning against the couch with her feet stretching out towards the orange and yellow flames that warmed her toes and legs. A quick glance towards the window told her that a light flurry of snow was falling. It wasn't nearly enough to start the snowball fight she'd been itching to have, but it was certainly nice to look at or walk though.
A laugh caught her ear from across the room, a boy's laugh that sounded awfully like Frank Longbottom's, and suddenly the memory of him telling her about his date with Alice came flooding back to her. With sudden inspiration, Mary leaped up from the floor, dusted off her jeans, and nearly sprinted towards the stairs, rocketing up to the seventh year's dormitory and pounding her tiny fist against the wood of the door.
"Good morning, good morning, good morning to you!" Mary sang through the wood of the door, ceasing her knocking to lean against the door frame, waiting for Alice to come out. "My sweet Alice, I can smell the brownies from out here. I know you're in there and I know you've got things to tee-eell me." Mary smiled a little to herself, wondering what the chances of pulling Alice out of the castle and down to the village for an impromptu pre-date shopping trip might be. She hoped good.