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Nathaniel stops dead in front of you. Well not dead as is in "dead!" but more like he just stops moving. Because he's a ghost. And he's dead. Undead if you will. But not a vampire. No. A ghost. Okay? kay? Good.

"Can we help you?" says Nigel after an awkward pause.

"I would like to speak with Milicent" says Nathaniel.

>Go with him
>Walk through him and keep going
>other

>>23436875
>Go with him

>>23436875

Go with him, sigh and roll your eyes, "This is not at all going to let the other contestants know who I am", then tell your friecquaintances to wait you where-ever we were going.

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Yay, we're back!

>Go with him

>>23436875
>other
Roll our eyes at him.
"Can it wait until after class? This had better be important for me to risk being late."

>>23436901
It is a raven.

In disguise.

They're fucking crafty.

>>23436894

Also, this makes me think: we could maybe scout out the other contestants to the game if we just find out what students keep on getting interrupted on their way to damn class by Nathaniel Nosy here. If there are other contestants, his cavalier attitude to secrecy makes me doubt it... This is just some prank he pulls on some Ravenclaw every year, instead of competing with three of our peers, we're competing with past Ravenclaws...

With a sigh and a backwards glance at your friends you walk with Nathaniel to your usual garden area. Thankfully it's a nice sunny day today as you find a warm bench to sit on opposite the Hufflepuff ghost who pretends to sit.

You can't help but notice the many ways in which Nathaniel tries to act like he's still alive. He sits as if he has been on a merry walk round the castle, he rests his hand upon the arm of the bench although the tips of his fingers melt right into it. Perhaps he's training himself for when he receives the 'body' you agreed to make for him.

"Any luck?" he asks with a smile.

>I've done some research and I know what I have to do. I just don't know how to do it and get the things I need
>Mostly theoritical. I need more time for the practical stuff.
>I don't need luck.
>other

>>23437035
>I don't need luck.

>>23437035
>Mostly theoritical. I need more time for the practical stuff.
"And I would appreciate it if you would not advertise that I am assisting you or a contestant in this contest of yours; was Sam a fellow contestant that wished to get rid of some of the competition?"

>>23437035

"Mostly theories and ideas. I'm a first year in her first week in school, don't expect miracles."

>>23437063
3edgy5me

>>23437035
>Mostly theoritical. I need more time for the practical stuff.

>>23437035
>>Mostly theoritical. I need more time for the practical stuff.

but I do know that hings will be needed so about 3/8th done

>>23437063
As true as that statement may be, remember that this is a setting where you can buy bottled luck potions at Diagon Alley; don't discount luck.

>>23437116

More like 3/80th...

>>23436969
Ravens are like the ninja of birds or something, dude

"Mostly theoretical. I need more time for the pratical stuff" you say as Nathaniel furrows his brow and considers your progress.

"Plus it's my first week of school, don't expect miracles"

Nathaniel grins and looks at you from the corners of his eyes.

"And don't come floating by and advertise that I'm a competitor" you say, finally.

"Understood, that was careless of me" he says, voice calm and collected.

"You know" he begins "the other contestants have already made swift progess on building me the body I desire..."

>How much progress?
>Who?
>Does Sam have anything to do with this?
>other

>>23437181
>other
"Good for you then. Is there something you have to tell me or I can go to my class?"

>>23437181
>other
"So is that the reason that the Hufflepuff boy attempted to take out the contestant from Slytherin?"

>>23437181

"Pshaw, yeah, I am sure they are, Mr. Smooth Guy."

"But now that we're talking anyhow... Do you know anything about Sam? The alleged Slytherin-poisoner?"

>>23437218
Sounds about right.

>>23437218

This.

Oh come on guys, he's obviously lying his puffle off.

>>23437280
I think >>23437218 is good, but less than subtle way of confronting that. I'm all for it.

>>23437181
any fool could shove you into a barely mobile doll I am working on building a body running jumping lifting moving dancing body it will take time but it will be done right.

"So is that the reason that the Hufflepuff boy attempted to take out the contestant from Slytherin?" you say flatly, which only seems to add venom to your accusation.

Nathaniel's ghostly face contorts in an inhuman manner, looking truly horrific and the stuff of nightmares, eyes blackening and mouth widening into a grimace.

"I do not take kindly to your accusation, miss Fauxly" he says in a hiss "to think I had anything to do with what that Hufflepuff boy did is an outrage!"

>So he was a contestant then?
>So he was trying to poison the competition then?
>other

>>23437326
>So he was a contestant then?

>>23437326

"So he really was trying to poison the competition, then? Surprising."

>>23437326
>other
"But it is oh so convenient, isn't it? You hold a contest for a powerful artifact, the recovery of which could propel Hufflepuff back to greatness. At the same time, a boy from Hufflepuff attempts to poison Slytherin House, which would effectively knock out their contestant, making it more likely for the Hufflepuff contestant to win.
"And before you imply implications of your own, of course I don't think you had anything to do with it. You want a body; the faster the better. Having contestants knocked out is counter to your goal. If anything the poisoning was only an unintended side-effect.
"Now, are we done here?"

Guys, you know!

We could demand he tell the other contestants the contest is off.

That we will finish the body.

Or else we'll tell the headmaster he was involved.

>>23437428

That sounds like an idea that won't get us closer to the Trident.

>>23437486

What if it is?

>>23437428
Not seeing what's in it for Nathaniel, and the Headmaster seemed to approve of the contest.
We have no evidence that Sam even knows about the contest, or that his poisoning of the food is related to it.
Right now it's all suppositions, implying implications, and conjectures.
We need proof first.

>>23437522

it isn't.

>>23437522

Well, the headmaster already knows about the competition (if there is one grumble grumble), and so he has the same information that we do, except maybe this latest outburst.

>>23437557

Always assume the headmaster knows everything. Becase he probably does.

>>23437580

Oh yeah, the walls have eyes in Hogwarts...

I wonder where our headmaster lies on the Dumbledometer.

"Don't you think it's just a little too convienient? A Hufflepuff student with a powerful magical artifact would be just the thing to propel the house to greatness" you say.

Nathaniel seems to regain his composure, face shifting back to normal.

"If that were my plan why would I offer the artifact to one student of each house and not for Hufflepuffs? My house is a loyal and just one and do not take kindly to minced words"

He floats into the air and spins to face you.

"I will be checking up on you later in the week to check on your progress, hopefully by that time you'll be in a better attitude than you are now, such a pity"

He phases into the ground heading to what you could only assume to be the dungeons.

The time to worry about magical Tridents and plots of arson take a back seat as Flying Practice rears its head.

You find your way to the outer grounds where the rest of the class huddles together to collect their brooms from the shed. Tara skitters off and jumps atop of it to be out of your way for the lesson, keeping Elise company.

Roll 1d100 for Flying Lesson. 65 or less wins.

>>23437557
>>23437535

Well, the little ghost doesn't know that now does he?

He might be pretty afraid of being implicated in a crime and his entire contest shut down.

Thus he might be inclined to engage in a simple trade with only us.

Rolled 28

Floppppp.

Rolled 36

>>23437603
By the Dice Gods, I roll!

Rolled 28

>>23437603

Trust me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jb2stN7kH28

>>23437626
Two billion degrees of success!

Rolled 19

>>23437626

Yay, my first roll in this quest ever.

My luck is now probably all gone, so no more rolls for me today.

>>23436781
Oh dear god what's wrong with her face in that picture.

"Up!" the broom shoots into your grip with ease this time. Another hit like before and you're sure your nose would have broke.

Professor Bergle mounts his own nimbus 2000 and leads the way for the class who follow behind at a controlled pace. You fly your broom down to the lake and back, high into the sky and around the castle, drinking in the beautiful landscape as the cold air whips through your robe and clothes. You feel a relief flood through you as your feet touch down on solid earth as the lesson draws to an end.

Before you can follow your friends to potions class Professor Bergle calls you and Joel over to him as he packs away the brooms.

"Mr. Gleesan tells me you'll be helping us this coming monday and tuesday night" he says "mighty good of you to do so, been a while since a student has volunteered of their own free will. No telling what horrible monstrosisties are waiting out there in the forbidden forest waiting to rip the skin off your bones"

Joel gives a nervous laugh and says it's no problem in his own charismatic way.

"So what interests do you have in the forests anyways?" asks Bergle "looking to take a snapshot with a unicorn?" he jokes.

>Yeah. I love unicorns. Can't get enough of them.
>Can't remember why I volunteered. Should be interesting though
>other

>>23437756

It just sounded interesting is all.

>>23437756

"It is the duty of all students to appear as goody two-shoes as possible and get enough house cup points to their house."

"Also, it seemed like a good way to get practical experience in Defense Against."

>>23437788
always that one guy who posts too late. I salute you.

>>23437808
11 minutes too late, at that.

And yet, you caught it in the 20 or so seconds that it was there before I deleted it.

>>23437756
"It sounded interesting, and it's a good way to get practical experience in DADA."

>>23437808

He... He's gone now, Captain.

We will remember him, always.

>>23437756
"It seemed like a good idea at the time."

>>23437756
>other
"I needed a way to practice some of my spells, and using them against what lives in the Forest would be good practice."

>>23437889

"Against what lives in the Forest" sounds a wee bit blood-thirsty, though, doesn't it?

... I wonder if we're going to get brooms for Forest duty.

>>23437804
We're being blunt today

"It seemed like a good idea at the time" you say, telling him that you'll be interested for some extra Defence Against skill use if it came to it.

"I admire your spirit" says Bergle, scratching the stubble on his bony chin.

"Ain't a fun place to be that forbidden forest."

The little small talk you have with Professor Bergle ends as you call over Tara who has Elise clamped softly between her teeth. She jumps into your arms as you bear hug her into place as you walk to potions.

Sitting in class next to Olivia you can't help but watch as Professor Trib instructs further on the correct method of detecting harmful potions. You try to imagine a beautiful woman underneath her leathery skin and hooked nose but it seems impossible.

Once the section on harmful potions is finished for the week she moves onto an equally dangerous potion assignment.

"Today I will demonstrate the effects of the 'beauty potion'" she says, holding up a pink vile of liquid "any volunteers?"

>Say nothing. Don't move a muscle.
>"I-I will..."
>other

>>23437756
"Practical experience in defensive spells."

>>23437950
It'll be like the speeder chase on Endor's Moon in Return of the Jedi.

>>23437986

"I-I will..."

>>23437971

I'm sure OP will adjust the vocabulary and soften the adult sarcasm into something a bit more Darndest Things Kids Say fashion, if he picks it up.

Or else we're a precocious little anti-social brat with delusions of humour.

>>23437986
.Say nothing. Don't move a muscle.

>>23437986
>Say nothing. Don't move a muscle.
We know the kinds of object lessons she does with her potions; let someone else suffer this time.

>>23437986

IF WE DON'T MOVE SHE CAN'T SEE US

THAT'S HOW TEACHERS WORK, RIGHT?

SAW IT IN A MOVIE

>>23437986
Say nothing. Don't dare move a muscle.

>>23437990

Aw, no speedsters...

>>23438034
...yet.

Roll 1d100. 65 or less wins.

>>23438077

Now I wish I knew whether I put that thought into your head, or whether I just read what was already there. But the broomfessor interested in kids in the Forest? That sounds like an interesting training ground for future Quidditch players.

Rolled 95

>>23438091
ROLLS FOR THE ROLL GOD

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Rolled 86

>>23438108
Whelp

>>23438108

10/10
Would let you roll again

>>23438091

OP, are taking the first roll or the best out of three like someone suggested once?

>>23437986
>"I-I will..."

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>>23438108
You're the fucker that rolled that nat-100 in the previous thread? AREN'T YOU? AREN'T YOU!

>>23438108

Seems like we volunteered.

Rolled 14

>>23438146
Actually, yes I am and I'M SORRY OKAY I'M SORRY ;__;

>>23438162

Stop using your good rolls on useless posts!

Rolled 22

>>23438091

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>>23438162
It's okay. You'll redeem yourself in the future in a big way. Please, stay and keep on rolling and enjoy yourself. We'll need you in the future.

>>23438108
Did we just find a Dementor?

>>23438162
>>23438173

You don't always need to roll.

>>23438134
First rolls still only.

>>23438182
T-thanks.

>>23438192
>>23438170
I forgot to clear my e-mail field.

I'm so very sorry. I'll make up for this yet, I promise.

So quick question, why aren't we using the enlargement spell to ride Tara around like a queer Las Vegas performer?

The class goes deadly silent. Nobody moves. Each student praying her vision is based on sight...you feel a sneeze coming on. No! No! Why now?! You physically begin to convulse and shake in your seat as you fight to hold it back, every inch of your will fighting to-

"Ah-chew!"
"Ah, Miss Fauxly, thank you for volunteering!"
"Wait, I didn't-"
"Thank you!"

You feel the rest of the class burn a whole in your back as you walk to the front of the class. You take the vile from Professor Trib and drink...

A warm rush goes through you as the class gasps in surprise. You don't feel any different...

>Is it bad?!
>What?!
>other

>>23438210
Eh, it makes for interesting story telling. Just don't overdo it with the fail.

>_>

>>23438284
>other

Nervously observe classmates reactions.

>>23438284
It's spelled vial, you prole.

>>23438284
Put hands over face, look away

>>23438284
>>other
"How long will it last?"

We really don't want to know.

>>23438284
>What?!

>>23438304

It's also hole, not whole, you pleb.

>>23438306
this

>>23438315
This.

>>23438284

Keep silent, see what's going on.

Keep silent, no matter what.

We are going to get a lecture from the professor, and we will be quiet throughout the whole thing, no matter what. No questions about her past. Nothing. This is dangerous shit, grade A.

>>23438287
Failure is generally more interesting than success in a story anyway.

>>23438306
>>23438315
Both of these!

>>23438284
>other
"How long will it last, and what is the antidote?"

>>23438315
This, chill as fuck.

>>23438336
>Failure is generally more interesting than success
I've always wondered about this.
Have you ever actually played a game where you auto-fail everything? Was it ever actually fun?

"What?!" you say, face blushing as the class looks at you in amazement.

Professor Trib flourishes her wand as a mirror appears before you. You see yourself...only your skin has a luscious sheen to it that wasn't there before, your eyes sparkle and your hair is like silk. It's you but the best possible kind of you there could ever be.

"How long will it last?" you say, keeping your composure.

"About an hour. It's a weak version of the formula"

>+20 Charisma.

Professor Trib leans close so only you can hear.

"I want you to pick a boy you like in the class..."

>Joel
>Nigel
>Robert

>>23438410
"What."

>>23438410
>Nigel

He really needs to be cheered up and the other two options are worse.

>>23438336
But it's hard to be a protagonist if you have a 50/50 chance at failing everything you try.

>other

Look down.

>>23438430
This
>Other: Olivia

>>23438410

"I don't hate Joel as much as others, and he'll probably forgive me in time."

>>23438410

Olivia.

>>23438398
A game is different from a story. Failing yourself all the time is frustrating. Watching others fail is entertaining.

Please don't be an ugly potion, please.

No Olivia. Sorry folks.

>>23438410
Joel

>>23438410
Joel

>>23438410
Olivia

>>23438467

Maud?

Ok, I guess Joel then.

>>23438410

"BUT I DON'T LIKE ANYONE."

>>23438467

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GkD20ajVxnY

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>>23438410
Cannot scream internally hard enough.

>>23438410
>Joel
He's known us since the first day, he's...tolerable.

>>23438461
Well this is a game, not just a story.
Otherwise, why would there be dice rolls and modifiers?

>>23438503
>He's known us since the first day, he's...tolerable.
This

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>>23438498
Not gay. Lesbian.

>>23438410
>Joel

>>23438537

Gay lesbians.

>>23438491
This, so very much this.

>>23438410
>Joel

I-it's not like I like you or anything! I just had to pick someone, so don't read too much into it! B-baka!

>>23438491
I agree with the sentiment, but remember what Tibs said the last time we refused to go along with one of her object lessons.
Millicent is unlikely to have forgotten that.

>all these votes for Joel
Robert is going to be jealous now.

>>23438598

Robert can go kiss a toad and become a toady. Maybe we'll consider picking him up then.

>>23438598

Don't worry we are ignoring him to show him that we are a independent gurl who don't need no man. That way he will fall in love with us.

ITT: One of the first times Milicent acts in the way the descriotion of "anti social" would suggest and not like she has real problems in social situations.

Good on you OP. Good on you.

>>23438503
Dice rolls and modifiers aren't the important difference between games and stories for this purpose. The important difference is between watching someone else who you suggest choices to fail and failing yourself.

You can't scream internally enough as your eyes linger on Joel for a second too long.

"Uh-hmm" hums Trib as she waves her wand in the air, sparks shooting out the end, the room encased in a flash of white for a moment.

As the rest of the class rubs their eyes you are directed to sit back down for the rest of the lesson. You're acutely aware of the ogles you are now getting from the boys in the glass. Damn you Trib!

The lesson takes a lifetime to end but you're thankful that it does as break arrives.

>Run to Library and study/hide
>Run to that spot Robert showed you by the large tree study/hide
>Stay where you are with your friends
>other

>>23438661
LIBRARY

>>23438661
To the Library! Fuck dealing with people right now, books are easier.

>>23438661
>library

IGOTTAGODOSOMETHING

>>23438661

Run to the library and hide!

>>23438661
LIBRURY

>>23438661
>Run to the Library to study
Nathaniel's tip that the other contestants are getting close to completing their mannequins might have been a bluff, but Sam's poisoning of the Slytherins suggests it might not.
We need to find out where we can get that body and crystal orb and the necessary enchantments.

>>23438661
What did he do. What did he do.

>>23438661
Take friends to the library and study!

>>23438661

Did the potion's effect end already?

Anyhow, I think it's time for studyhiding in the library. There are no books at Robert's tree, we might as well try to figure out something about Nathaniel's body.

>>23438687
This.

Can't deal with people anymore. Books are much less difficult to work with.

>>23438716
I don't think it did, considering the ogles from the boys lasted the entire lesson.

>>23438695
>>23438687
>>23438694
Fuck hiding, there's no reason to hide.
But there is a reason to study: we need to start getting the necessary enchantment formula's.

>>23438661
Where ever we go, make Tara tiger sized and ride her there.

The instant the bell rings for the end of the lesson you're out of the class like lightning. You shoot down the hallways with Tara running by your side as you push open the heavy set doors to the library where you can be alone.

Or so you thought. Maud sits alone on a desk reading a spellbook. She turns and looks at you.

"Oh. My. God"

>Why is this happening ¬_¬!
>Run.
>Hey Maud
>other

>>23438723
Bah. People are easy to deal with: just glare at them or ignore them. But we need to study, both for the contest and because we really did not do well in DADA yesterday.

>>23438661
>other
Ask Olivia to accompany us to the Library for more studying DADA and enchantments.

>>23438744
I approve of Battle Cat Tara.

>>23438777

Hey Maud. Alternative: Hey sexy lade.

>>23438777

"It was the potions master, you've had her before, what did she do when she did that flash of light thing?!"

>>23438777
>other
Look around. Make sure that there's no one else here.
If it's safe, "Hi Maud. Professor Tibs using me to test her potions on. Does she do this kind of stuff all the time?"

>>23438777
>Run

Its the most amusing course of action.

>>23438777

>Other

"Sup"

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Have some superfast drawfaggotry.

>>23438777
RUN LIKE THE WIND.

>>23438777
Run. RUN.

>>23438814
>>23438795
Hey, hey. Remember that Maud said that we need to continue acting like we're at each others throats while in public.
Let's make sure we're alone first.

very different options here. Come to an agreement people.

>>23438814
>I read that as "fleshlight thing"

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>>23438821
Replace the word thread with library.

>>23438839

I was for "Hi Maud", but I guess the Runs have it.

>>23438830
I LIKE YOU!

>>23438839
Lets run!

>>23438777
>Why is this happening ¬_¬!

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>>23438777
>Hey Maud.

>>23438839
RUNNNNNNNNN

>>23438863

To specify, I was the one with the "flash of light thing".

>>23438839
run.

>>23438863
No, we're tied.

Why are people saying to run? We made up with Maud a couple threads ago; why are you acting like such retards?

>>23438839

Run seems like the most hilarious course of action.

>>23438839
Stay and talk to Maud about Tibs.

>>23438901

Because it's in public, and we look so GORGEOUS it would be sin NOT to run.

>>23438839
Run is funniest.

You run like the wind and turn on your heels to make a break for it.

Roll 1d100. 50 or less wins.

RUN... and hide under the table.

And then complain about Tribs and her evil ways.

Rolled 89

>>23438924
LIKE THE WIIIND

Rolled 41

>>23438924
Lets fail for once

Rolled 28

>>23438924
rolling like a wind

Rolled 78

>>23438924
I want to lose

Rolled 3

>>23438924
Dice!

>>23438830
Please never stop. I love you.

Rolled 90

>>23438932

I knew it, I said I wouldn't roll anymore, I knew all my luck was gone... I am sorry.

>>23438932
HA. HA HA. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

>>23438913
>>23438821
>most amusing course of action.
>most hilarious course of action.
>Run is funniest.
Goddammit, retarded chucklefuck lolsorandumb shits shitposting. I'd hoped we'd be able to avoid this brand of stupidity.

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>>23438932

Oh god. We trip and fall down the stairs.


BAD END.

TO BE CONTINUED.

Rolled 93

>>23438969

what, tomorrow?

>>23438956
Such is the fate of (nearly) all quest threads.

>>23438956
Oh come on, it's perfectly within character. We're an awkward teenager, we gotta fuck up some times. We gotta build up a big trauma bank to overcome while we grow older.

Aside from that, at least we're not part of the chorus wanting to lez out every chance we can get.

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>>23438969

>Replace Daughter with HPQuest

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>>23438969
are you seriously going to end it right now?
I need to see what will happen

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>>23438942
Y-you too.

>>23438983
No, it's not within character.
We made up with Maud, she actually comforted Milly the last time. It'd have been more in-character to ask Maud for help about the potion and Trib.

>>23438969
I can't blame him or her. It's already 10:23 in the evening over there.

>>23438989
>>23438984
>23438984
Life...finds a way. I seriously have to go and will continue this at the same time tomorrow.

>>23439007
We're super embarrassed, trying to not to look like an idiot in front of our older sibling. I've done far stupider things when I was younger trying to 'save face.'

>>23438956
>They wan't to do what I don't
>Let's accuse them of being stupid and doing things for the sake of being random

Oh well, at least Blatant Fetish Quest is running. I'll be back when you're back on, cheering team olivia.

>>23439047
This is my reasoning as well. Sure, we made up with Maud, but her (Maud's) exclamation just means trouble to me.

>>23439051
Dude, have you read the posts that were quoted? At least those two did it because they thought it funny.

Let's not bicker and argue, comrades, but speculate on what that flash of light was that Tribs did!

I personally think that the hag improved our relationship with Joel somehow.

>>23439007
Its not "out of character" because you dislike it. We ran away from our friends too. Whether we made up with Maud or not, Millie prefers being alone. That's like one of the defining traits of her character.

>>23439051
I disagree with >>23439047 and >>23439082
but at least they have some reasoning behind their decisions, and in a split second decision under stress making this kind of mistake is fairly probable.
But I'm referring to the posts that specifically said they wanted to run because they thought it would be funny.

>>23439102
Regardless of what she did I don't want her messing with our or our friends' minds.

>>23439102
No. NO. Don't be naive. We're screwed. We're always screwed when it comes to Professor Trib.

>>23439102

She probably was just distracting us to steal our money.

>>23439136
Some of us voted to go to the Library not because Millie wants to be alone, but because we are on a timer in regards to the contest, and while Nathaniel may have been bluffing, it's possible that another contestant is further along than us in completing their body; especially if they didn't have to bother with family problems and friends.

Y-you know, guys? I get sad sometimes, because I know this quest will end someday, HPQuest will move to well-deserved greener pastures and some of us will remain here, with a Millie folder in our computers...

Despite the endless debate about what anti-social means and stuff I want you guys to know this is really, really fun.

>>23438537
W-where is that from?

>>23439215

Don't worry if HPQuest abandons the thread I will release my naughty drawings of Millie/Maud as a goodbye gift.

Just kidding HPQuest!

>>23439144
I said to run because it was funny. The intent wasn't because its lolrandum, but because its plausible as a preteen's overreaction to embarrassment.

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So, which position on the Quidditch team is Millicent going to try out for?

>>23439349

Seeker. It's a prestigious position that can turn the tide of the game, and it's the position that involves the least amount of team play and interaction with others.

>>23439289
Then I apologize, as your original post implied you were making a choice just for the lulz.
I do not wish to see rampant randumb idiocy take down this quest.

>>23439362
either keeper or seeker, as those dont require teamplay

>>23439362
I like this, but I could also see Keeper working. You don't get the spotlight as much there, less chances of being swarmed after matches.

>>23439349
we are in the first year. We wont play any quidditch for some time.

>>23439404
OP puts a long text on the beginning of the thread how we arent afraid of crowds or uncomfortable in the presence of others, yet all suggestions present it that way.

If we really just hated people, we would take the prestige and let those who swarm us feel their unworth. We would be arrogant and bitchy, not a hermit that tries to avoid any attention at all.

We are acting not as we are described.

>>23439404
>>23439389
>>23439362
Considering Millie's exceptionally high Body score, wouldn't Keeper be best because she can take a bashing and keep on tanking?

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>>23439215
I feel the same way, and I now have more aspirations of starting a quest of my own.

Anyway, this just hit me a while ago.

>> You're acutely aware of the ogles you are now getting from the boys in the glass.

Every boy in our class is going to have a wet-dream about us tonight. And now I feel like I have to kill Prof-Trib in her sleep due to this realization.

>>23439435
its actually the decision of the team captain. We will have to fly try-outs

>>23439434
Just because we aren't afraid of crowds doesn't mean we want them near us. People are assholes, they should leave us alone.

>>23439449
but we are letting people keep us from things we want to do and think are propper to do! As if we fear that something more terrible than them being there would happen.

>>23439441
It seems like it would be smart for a captain to put together a JV squad of 1st and 2nd years for practice and drills. Maybe our girl is promising enough for that?

>>23439449
Yes, but our distaste for them shouldn't keep us from doing what we want to do, or think we should do.
We aren't afraid of them, we just hate them. And a we can tolerate something we hate if it gets us what we want; like working a job you hate because of the good benefits and high pay.

>>23439506

We need to prove ourselves maneuvering on our broom in the forest first.

>>23439463
Hey, the Antisocial trait specifically states it 'drives us to isolation.' It probably wouldn't keep her from playing seeker, but I imagine she'd be happier without the attention.

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Here is Mr. Gleeson, the groundskeeper. He is tall, red-haired and doesn't shave enough.

>>23439349
None.

>>23439778
I love you so much.