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[dhampiravidi]

book wyrms

[for @ofloremastery​‘s Gordon]

“Oh--nuh uh. Skip that next step, it’s one a’ those trick magic ones,” Aurelia said to the student in front of her. She didn’t understand what was taking him so long until she got around him. Ah, books. He held two, but had one open, and was reading from it as he walked. “I can help you carry the other one, if you’re on your way to the library,” she suggested.

[dhampiravidi]

☁ (For Aurelia from Gordon)

“I haven’t known him for long, but if anyone looks at him the wrong way, I’m putting my wand up their ass.”

[dhampiravidi]

fern : does your muse believe in magic or cosmic forces , or are they more likely to think their life is ultimately a matter of their own control ? (aurelia)

Relia’s thought about the time before magic, a time which wizards refuse to discuss more often than not. Magic was once considered acts of God, and as there are still things that mortal magic cannot do (like create food), she wonders if there is some deity watching. So basically she’s a deist; she believes in working hard and if a miracle happens, it happens.

[badassbarmaid]

“will you be my valentine?” (from Rude)

send my muse “will you be my valentine?” to see their reaction !

 Well, this is a surprise...!

Staring at the Turk, Tifa was quiet for a moment. Was this some sort of joke, a dare from Reno or something? Or was Rude actually being sincere?

“Why me?” she asked, genuinely curious. What would the silent guard say to her question?

[auriibus]

🏹 - would your muse ever kill and why

@ofloremastery

She definitely would kill, even if things were different and Sirius had raised Eris she still would kill if it was entirely necessary. 

Having lived with Walburga, she was taught many things in her short time there about the Dark Arts and the Unforgivable Curses. She knew the spells, the proper wand movements, everything. And having been exposed to Bellatrix they were spells the girl had learned to use loosely if needed. So she was taught young that it was okay to injure, maim or kill.

It wasn’t really until Hogwarts that Eris had learned murder was a last line of defense, not the first (not that herself as a person would actually jump to murder, or curses in the first place. Ya girl is more of a wandless, ‘punch you in the face’ type of person). 

She used the Unforgivable Curses a lot in the second war

[mcmartyr]

@ofloremastery​​

it’s not hard to predict where the slytherin will be spending her free time, so marlene doesn’t haven’t to search for long before finding her hunched over a chessboard in the far corner of the library. “beth?” she calls out, doing her best to sound innocent as she approached, “the arithmancy homework? how are you managing?”