@vinnietheserpent
It had been so long since Jean had been without magic, it almost seemed like a part of him was gone. He couldn’t imagine how wizards who had spent their whole life with magic felt in this magic-free zone. It was insane, really. Thoughts about the situation whirled around his head as he threw the tennis ball down the street into the wall. He needed something to preoccupy himself, and he really wasn’t sure where anyone was. He had checked all the usual places and had no such luck. It was unlikely this would keep him entertained for long. Catch was rather boring when you were playing with a wall. The ball bounced back to him, and without looking he threw it back towards the wall. Only, there wasn’t just him and the wall in the small side-street anymore, someone had appeared from the alleyway to the left. It was probably the best throw of his life, and it just so happened to be the one that smacked right into the man’s chest. “Oh, wow. I am so sorry.” He said, accent stronger than usual in his worry. He ran closer to the man, apologising again -- and again -- as he went. Note to self: don’t play ball in the middle of the street.











