>>24034466
So we're getting rid of the Anti-Social Trait?
You've made no real mention of Milly's misanthropy.

>>24034466
Why don't you just post Millicent's character sheet?

>>24034535
Getting rid of it. It was great as a character trait before we really knew who Millicent was and how she behaved. We've since found a better equilibrium for her which I like.

>>24034567
She's not as black and white anymore.

You sit alone in the library for a few minutes as you try to figure out what you should do next. If Professor Bergle is one behind all the shenanigans in the school then you’ve just shot yourself in the foot. You hold Elise close and think over what you should do next.

>Go to class and talk to friends about it later
>Go find Nathanial and demand to know everything he knows
>Find your friends before lesson starts
>other

>>24034579
>>24034592
Are you saying that you're going to retcon it so that Millicent never had the Anti-Social trait? You'd better not be implying that. Not to mention we lose that +5 to Intimidate and Con skills.

>>24034647
>other
Look for the Hogwart's yearbooks and find Nathaniel's entry to find out what really happened to him.
We'll talk to our friends about Bergle at class.

>>24034647

>Go find Nathanial and find out everything he knows by hiking your skirt up and fucking him senseless in a classroom, then using the post-coital glow to question him.

>>24034695
You still keep the anti-social trait points and stuff.

>>24034740
So you're house-ruling the original Anti-Social trait?
Or are you saying that Millicent has undergone enough character development that she has overcome her Anti-Social trait, at least as far as her friends are concerned?

>>24034695
I think op is saying that millicint has managed to develope beyond the limitations of the antisocial trait through her previous attempts to make friends, ofwhich she now has two.

>>24034827
Could just be they think they way we play her isn't exactly the definition of the antisocial trait, but is interesting and flawed in its own right?

Do pools or the large baths at hogworts count as large bodies of water?

>>24034647
Go to class.

With the little time you have left before lesson you decide to head down to the school entrance where a large cabinet shows the previous students at the school. After searching for a couple minutes you find an old yellowed class photo of Nathaniel with his fellow Hufflepuffs.

In the picture you can see; A beautiful girl with blonde hair and an irresistible smile that (only because you have spent the past three weeks in her company) you can tell is Professor Trib. Beside her a very much alive Nathaniel grins and gives a little wave, standing behind him is a charming looking Professor Bergle, unshaven and hair neatly combed.

There doesn’t seem to by any other familiar looking students you might know.

>Skip lesson
>Go to lesson
>other

>>24034647
I'll second Nathanial. It's time to start taking matters into our own hands.

>>24034933
>Go to the lesson
At least we know the rumor of Trib originally being a beauty are true, and that Bergle has some connection with Nathaniel.

>>24034933
Go to lesson

>>24034933
>Lesson

Now that we know what year Nathaniel died in, we can research the events of his death.
It's possible that Trib and Bergle are looking for the Trident as well, since they knew Nathaniel and might have known that he had located the Trident, and they're eliminating contestants to ensure that no one gets to the Trident before them.
In any case, completing the mannequin first and getting the Trident is the most direct method in exposing who's been after us.

>>24035061
I'm a bit new, and I saw the vast amount of previous threads, can anyone give me a quick recap?

>>24035092
Some helpful anon made a pastin of it all. I'll have a look.

>>24035092
We're 11, from a pureblood family who is really big into the whole status thing. We got shipped to Hogwarts, met lots of people, and agreed to compete in a contest in order to get some Macguffin.

>>24035123
Thanks, this looks fun.

You head to lesson. It’s a miserably wet day as rain pelts down on the soaked students who stand on the training field. You stand with Olivia, who looks like a grumpy cat with her hair frizzy and wet, and the others who are just as unhappy.

“This is good practice” says Bergle, pacing back and forth, broom in one hand and whilst in the other.

”I’ve had many a rainy day up in those heavens” he continues, a thunder flashing in the sky “those who want to do well in Quidditch must learn how to fly, and fly well, in conditions like this”

Roll 1d100 for fly. 40 or less wins.

>>24035128
You're forgetting nearly getting disowned, which might still happen, that the contest (held by Nathaniel, the ghost of a Hufflepuff student) is turning out to be more dangerous that originally stated, that the Hufflepuff contestant (Sam) was accused (believed framed) of poisoning the Slytherin food stores and is presumably in Auror custody, the Gryffindor contestant said she's going to drop out after getting mind-controlled, and the Slytherin contestant is still unknown (but suspected of being Robert).

Rolled 4

>>24035176
>40 or less
We're going to fail.

>>24035190
Oh, the irony.

>>24035133
I can't find it :L

>>24035220
No Worries, I think I got the gist of it.
>>24035176
dice+1d100
Fly like we mean it! Fly for the heavens. Also, have we decided on playing quiditch, and if we have, have we decided on our position on the field? Bludger, Chaser, Keeper, Seeker?

Rolled 60

>>24035258

>>24035258
The roll goes in the email field, only the first one counts. We made it... this time.

Rolled 25

>>24035278
Ok, thanks.

>>24035286
Oops, left my roller in the email field. Like I said, newbie

>>24035181
Yeah, I wasn't going for real detail. There's also Millie getting knocked out and the fake headmaster trying to trick her.

>>24035258
No, we haven't decided in-character to join the Quidditch team, though some players want to because our stats lend themselves to it.

>>24035308
Hmmm
If we join, go for Seeker. Every other position is useless.

Rolled 11

>>24035337

>>24035337

Rolled 85

>>24035351

>>24035358
>"Joel’s always got a handful"
This just sounded really funny, and really dirty to me...

Rolled 7

>>24035337

Rolled 60

>>24035415
>already*

aha

>>24035332
No, depending on the Seeker is stupid because it means that you leave yourself to losing due to conventional points. We already had a discussion on this, and depending on those extra points to win the game is crippling if the other team has a point lead greater than the points awarded by the Snitch.

>>24035435
I first read it as already, then caught the typo on the re-read. Wasn't trying to be a word nazi or anything, wouldn't point it out except for how hard it made me laugh when I noticed.

>“The house which catches the most wins fifty points to Gryffindor!”

Hmm. I believe this contest may not be entirely fair.

>>24035445
And the chances of that are ridiculously high. Fred and George bet 37 galleons on it, and were rewarded with armfuls of (fake) gold each. It's not exactly likely. I admit, a good keeper is necessary. But the snitch rule not only gives an often insta win, but also determines the time of a match, which could go from a few minutes, to years, is a silly rule. It's better to replace the snitch with a clock. Especially in a game which never takes a time out.

>>24035454
Damn, beat me to it. DON'T CHASE IT!

Rolled 57

>>24035454
>>24035474
FUCK I'M AN IDIOT.

REDO:
Bergle opens a box on the ground as a hundred or so little wooden snitches shoot off in all directions.

“The house which catches the most wins fifty points!” shouts Bergle as you all shoot off into the sky.

It’s difficult for you to maintain your balance, your hands slip along the broom as you struggle to hold on. You manage to catch one snitch right away; they’re pretty slow compared to the golden one you’ve seen at real games with your family.

Shoomp! Five minutes in and Joel’s already got a handful as he soars down from the sky and passes you.

You see three wooden snitches spinning in a trifecta up into the cloudy sky. You shoot after them without a seconds thought, going up, up, up into the heavens!

Roll 1d100.

(I forgot, from now on I will roll for every post, sometimes it will effect what happens, sometimes it doesn't)

Rolled 12

>>24035495
For Ravenclaw!

Rolled 43

You catch the snitches! Now all you have to do is turn back and get some more!

Wait…why aren’t you turning?

You try as hard as you can to turn your broom back towards the field but it doesn’t respond. You keep ascending towards the sky, right into the thunderstorm! You give a scream of terror which is lost in the maelstrom of the thunder and lighting which crackles and whips all around you.

You keep going upwards at an intense speed until you break through the clouds, it’s so cold and so high up you can barely breathe, the broom is ripped from beneath you…

(more coming)

>>24035454
>>24035474

Voting to point this out to the rest and to the Professor.

>>24034466
Just saying OP, being sorted into Ravenclaw as the second heir *wouldn't* disgrace a pureblood family. Slytherins accept Ravenclaws as a sister-house; it would only matter if Maud were the Ravenclaw, or if Millicent was Hufflepuff/Gryffindor.

>>24035531
Except, we were being groomed as the heir, not Maud. And now that we're in Ravenclaw, she's taken our spot.

>>24035531
Slytherin = Sneaky Smart
Ravenclaw = Book Smart
Griffindor = Strong and Dumb
Hufflepuff = Weak and Dumb
>How I always thought Slytherins saw the houses. Not sure if that is right. Note, saw, as in, their opinion. For instance, most slytherins in the books are presented as stupid, violent. Not smart and sneaky, plotting and such. But that wouldn't be their opinion of themselves.

Rolled 6

>>24035516
For Ravenclaw!

Rolled 23

You enter freefall, plummeting straight towards the earth at such a rate you can barely thing straight. You enter the thunderstorm as your broom disappears amidst the storm.

You’ve got to think of something, working purely on instinct you…

>Cast the accio spell you’ve never used before
>use the sonorous charm to shout for help
>other

Roll 1d100

Rolled 71

>>24035609
>cast Accio on the broom!

Rolled 81

>>24035591
Why would you waste that!

Though it does appear that makes good rolls appear.

>>24035609
Tons of folks on brooms, so I vote shout for help.

For Ravenclaw?

Rolled 92

>>24035625
Cast wingardium leviosa on the broom to slow our fall (if we know the spell)

>>24035609
Do we want high rolls or low rolls?

>>24035625
>>24035634
>>24035638

I don't care what our plan is, FATE POINT.

>>24035644
We're using a roll-under system.
So low rolls.

Rolled 4

>>24035638
Ah well...I failed this roll...
Still, this is a terrible plan, thought we were still on the broom...Accio

Rolled 84

Hold up - taking a dump

I wanna know more about Millicent

What's her favorite area of magic?
What's her wand made of?
Does she like Quidditch?

>>24035706
Too much info.

Rolled 86

You try and make a grab for your wand but it’s stuck within your robes which had twisted in the wind…

Wind batters you as you fall, your stomach churning as the other students, like flies, dance below you until you fall right past them, the ground quickly approaching, big and looming.

“Millie!” shouts a voice over the thunder.

Shhhhhh-womp!

Your stomach hits the broom of a student who grabs and holds onto you as the broom nose dives towards the ground, easing the impact as you blood fills your mouth…

“I’ve got you, hold on” says Joel as he swerves and touches down on the ground.

You can’t breath, you gasp for air which has been punched out of your lungs, you convulse on the floor struggling…

“Spirante!” shouts Professor Bergle, your lungs filling with air as you breathe once more.

Your body hurts all over from the impact, you bit your lip and drew blood, luckily it’s nothing a simple spell can’t handle.

>Thank Joel
>Thank Bergle
>Say nothing
>other

>>24035886
>Thank Joel
"Thanks...Joel."
Goddamn Main Protagonist fucker.

Rolled 65

>>24035886
Thank both of them

>>24035886
God damn protagonist acting motherfucker.
>Thank Joel.

>>24035886
>say Ow

We can thank them both after, but let's get the basics out of the way.

>>24035760
>>24035760
>favorite area of magic
Dark Arts and hexes; that's what we have traits for.

>wand
Aspen Wand with a Unicorn Hair core. Average length and flexible.

>Do we like Quidditch
We'll watch it and analyze it, but we're not a big follower.

>>24035954
>Dark Arts

Defense against it or straight up Dark Arts?

>>24035886
Since I guess we aren't really anti-social anymore, at least thank Jol for saving us. Inbetweens gasps of pain and lots of "augh, my everything"

Rolled 74

You wipe away the blood with the back of your robe; Nigel and Olivia come to your side as the other students are called back by Bergle. Nigel steps forward and uses a spell to close the wound on your lip, making it almost as good as new with only a slight aching pain remaining.

You nod a thank you to Nigel before thanking Joel in earnest; shakily you grab his arm by the robe as he pulls you to your feet.

”Thank you” you say, you would hug in right then and there if not for the other students standing around gawking at what just happened.

Bergle steps up “Lose control of the broom?” he says “You’ll get the hang of it soon enough”

>Yeah, lost control of it, sir.
>No, a spell was used to control it and throw me off
>other

(give reasoned answers if other)

Rolled 67

>>24035997
I lost control of it.
I don't call him Sir. I'm from a pureblood family. I don't capitulate easily

Rolled 1

>>24036014
Yes, but you do have respect for those with authority? Something pureblood hold in high regard?

>>24035985
Both.

>>24035988
Actually, with Raven of Teen Titans, saying "Thanks" would be the most we would do.

>>24035997
>other
"The broom stopped accepting commands, and once I broke through the clouds, the broom was ripped from me. I still had a strong grip on it with both my hand and my legs at the time.
"Could the broom itself have been faulty?"

Rolled 67

>>24036048
I respect him. I am just not gonna call him Sir in such an informal setting.

>>24035997
>Lost control of it, Sir.
We've got no proof otherwise, I think, especially with the broom gone off someplace. No need to make a fuss just yet.

>>24036014
He's a teacher, we're eleven, Sir is probably fine.

>>24035997
"Eh...Yeah... I... I guess I lost control of it."

Rolled 68

>>24036078
>Still can't roll dice
I am not a clever man.

Rolled 45

>>24036069
What I mean is...I just fell who knows how far. I'm shaken up, hurt, and a bit confused. I'm not thinking about pleasantries and all that...I'm just saying what happened, not calling him sir.

>>24036112
Not really staying in character for Millicent, though.

>>24036112
I think in that situation, one tends to fall back to their really basic traits. Milicent tends to be pretty formal.

Rolled 81

>>24036127
Well, I'm new here...I don't really know her character that well. I espescially don't know how she'd react to such an event. It seemed like an 11 year old, no matter her raising, would be confused for some time after. although, considering her raising, this would make her more likely to stick to "Sir" as it's how she was raised, it's practically reflex behaviour by now. I withdraw my insolence.

Hey, check what I finally bothered to find.

http://pastebin.com/eg0i7Sy4

Rolled 50

>>24035634
I figured it wouldn't be wasted, it applied to the same event. It's a two part post, not two separate ones.

>>24036234
I think there was a rule in one of the earlier threads that you have to link to the post you were rolling for. There hadn't been a call for a roll yet.

Rolled 16

“Lost control of the broom, sir” you say “It might be faulty”

Bergle claps his hands together and smiles “Well, be more careful next time Miss Fauxly” he says, before telling the students to go back to catching the snitches.

“I think you better sit the rest of the lesson out” he says “can’t have you flying after a shock like that”

You go by the broom shed (the same place you brought back Harriet after finding her in the forest) and take a seat beneath the overhanging roof to protect yourself from the rain.

You watch the other students dip and dive through the air for a little while until Nathaniel’s ghostly form phases through the shed.

“Hello again, Miss Fauxly” he says, in a better mood than you last saw him “Thought I would find you here”

>Ask questions
>Be nice
>Tell him to get lost
>other

>>24036234
Rolls linking to the post asking for a roll are the only ones that count, and the first one only at that.

Rolled 48

>>24036263
Ask Questions.
We are a Ravenclaw. Learning is in our nature.

>>24036263
>Questions!

>>24036263
>ask questions
"Well then. You've lost the Hufflepuff and Gryffindor candidates. Are you sure that there isn't someone else who might be interfering in our game?"

>>24036277
>>24036283
>>24036284
Questions sound good.

Rolled 39

Post your questions and I'll run through the answers.

Rolled 98

>>24036325
I'm the only one left in the game. So, giving me hints doesn't harm the other players. Give us a hint?

>>24036325
Has Nathaniel detected outside interference in the contest?
How did he know Trib and Bergle? We're they friends? Did he tell them about the Trident while he was alive?
With 2 contestants down, is he worried that the body won't be completed before we're all knocked out?

>>24036325

"Why did you think I'd be in a broom shed?"

Then >>24036284. Then let's see if we can get any information about that picture we found, but I don't expect much with his amnesia.

Rolled 54

>>24036376
>"Why did you think I'd be in a broom shed?"
This is a really good question. Unless he merely meant: I thought I'd find you in the broomstick practice zone, as this is where you are meant to be for your lesson.

>>24036375
We don't still have that picture on us do we? Possibly jog his memory more.

>>24036336
Slytherin is still in the contest though.

Rolled 80

Seeing him reminds you of just how sick you are of the contest. You want to get it over with so you can live in the castle without worrying if it’s all some illusion created by someone out to get you.

“I’m the only contestant left, right?” you say, thinking of Sam, the Hufflepuff and Harriet from Gryffindor.

”There is still the Slytherin contestant” says Nathaniel, “and I must say she has come quite far in finishing the body I asked for”

“She?” you say
“Did I say she?”
”Yes. You did”
“Well that must narrow down half of the Slytherin house for you”
“Who is it?”
“I can’t tell you that. I would, but she doesn’t want anyone else to know”
“Does she know who I am?”
“…yes”
“Isn’t only fair that I should know who she is?”
“No, because you have made your admittance into the contest clear enough for her to pick you out, that is your doing, not mine”

You try to think of whom it could be…you don’t really know any Slytherin girls in your year.

“Could you at least give me a hint of who it could be?”

Nathaniel scratches his rib cage, revealing a nasty looking wound beneath the robes.

“Well…you’re a clever girl, I’m sure it runs in the family, it would be unfair of me to give you a hint” he says.

(Break for more/the same questions which haven’t been answered)

>>24036588
Welp... Now we know...

Rolled 81

>>24036588
"It runs in the family? Is it my sister? How did she get in the contest, she isn't in my year?" (is she?)

>>24036588
Our sister seems too obvious... That or i'm over thinking it

>>24036588
What about the circumstances of his death and his relationship wit Trib and Bergle.

And I thought this was limited to First Years.

>>24036588
>>24036672
"Besides the single contestant from each House, are you allowing the teachers, or your old friends, participate? Because the knocking out of the other contestants could mean that you're left with no one to finish the body, if we're all taken out."

Rolled 54

It’s your sister. At least that’s what Nathaniel is leading you to believe. You swallow a lump in your throat and ask another question.

“Do you know Professor Trib and Bergle?”
“Yes, we was in the same house many years ago”
“Do they know how you died?”
“If they knew they would have told me. No one knows how I died. Not even me”
“But your body is somewhere in the forest, right?”
“Yes”
“So doesn’t that have something to do with how you died? Weren’t you…killed?”
“Probably, I don’t much care for thinking about it anymore, I could have died by some accident and been buried by someone else. Though why they would have left me with the Trident I don’t know…unless I killed myself. I’ve given it a lot of though, it’s all very confusing”

Nathaniel goes silent as he watches the students attempt to catch the last remaining snitches.

“…is the contest limited to first years?” you ask, a lot riding on the question.
“I have held this contest every year for the past five years”
“And no one has built you a body?”
“No one, I have been told by almost every contestant that it cannot be done, they all lose interest eventually. Except last year’s slytherin student”

“Are you allowing teachers to participate, or anyone that isn’t a student?”
“I’ve considered it, but no, however if I do not have a body of my own by the end of the year, I may have to”

>More questions
>Leave

Rolled 2

>>24036924
More questions
"Who was last years slytherin student? Are they still playing?"

>>24036924
>more questions
"Wait, you mean that someone from last year could still be competing?
"Then, is the Slytherin contestant a newcomer or from a previous year?
"And is it only limited to one participant per House, or do you always get a newcomer from each House each year?"

>>24036924
More importantly, "Do you know who has been attempting to knock out the contestants?
"I'll be blunt; is Professor Bergle or Trib controlling students to search the Forbidden Forest?"

Rolled 24

“Do you mean someone from last year could still be competing?”
“Yes, but many students don’t care for the games of ghosts, the entire first year of Slytherin, of the several I asked, laughed in my face when I gave them the proposition”

Before Nathaniel can answer anymore questions you see Bergle make a quick approach.

“How’s it going, Nathan?” he says “Hope you’re not pestering Miss Fauxly too much” he jokes.

>I better go
>I’ll see you around
>He’s not pestering me…much
>other

Rolled 71

>>24037059
"I was the one pestering him actually, sir." We say demurely.

Sorry guys. I was away changing the oil of my car. Took a while for being a first timer.

>>24037059
>He’s not pestering me…much

>>24037076
...okay, that's completely out of character for Millicent.

Rolled 48

>>24037121
I'm sorry...I just thought, we want answers, so we were the ones pestering him...we were asking lots of questions. I didn't think she'd lie to a teacher.

>>24034827
ANTI-SOCIAL KOMBAT!

Rolled 70

>>24037146
I was going to stop now. But I'll run for another twenty minutes for you.

Rolled 94

“I’m probably pestering him” you say, flatly.
Bergle sits beside you on the grass.

“Big night ahead of us in the Forbbiden Forest” he says “Found some weird holes that have been dug up and need filling, we don’t want to invite any creatures, like spiders, to nest in them”

>I hate spiders
>Holes, sir? (lie)
>other

Rolled 89

>>24037259
I hate spiders.

>>24037259
>Holes, sir? (lie)
We need to know what he knows about them, or the story he's going to spin.

>>24037259

>lie

Rolled 20

“I hate spiders” you say, an image of being attacked by hundreds of the little creepy crawlies filling your mind. You ask about the holes, though you have a pretty good idea of where they come from anyway, you want to hear the tale he’s going to spin.

“Yeah, we think a couple students have been messing around looking for something” he says “though that’s only a guess…you wouldn’t happen to know about that would you?”

You remember that he knows that you’re involved in some kind of contest, and that the other students have dropped out. You better choose your next words carefully.

>lie
>avoid the question

Rolled 84

Stopping now. Great to be back. I'll try to maintain a level of consistency.

Rolled 10

>>24037410
Lie.
"I don't know what they could be looking for in the forest. What do you think it is sir?"

Rolled 11

>>24037410

>lie

"Nothing i've heard of, i don't keep up on the idle gossip. IS there something out there? (little girl charm, GO!)

>>24037421
That would be great! Hope that week or two off helped you re-energize. It's been a crazy month of this quest. Also, thanks for running the quest a little while longer for my behalf.

>>24037410
>lie
"I am somewhat uninvolved when it comes to gossip, so I wouldn't know, sir."

>>24037410
>I hate spiders
Then why did we name our familiar Tarantula?

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Sounds like this contest is more well known than we initially thought. Seems to me that everyone and their bother have tried competing in it but to only lose interest after a while.

You know... personally, I would like to tell Nathaniel, privately of course, that I would be interested in finding out the cause of his death, and perhaps finding the reason why the Trident was buried with him. I don't buy the fact that he isn't interested in his own death. After all, he's still mulling about in Hogwarts and not in the afterlife. Gotta set the fucker free from the mortal realm and all.

>wake up
>4chan
>go to make >TFW no HPquest thread
>first thread is HPquest
>HPquest is over

AAAAAAAGHHHHHHHHHH
HHHPPPPPPQUESSSSTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT

>>24037721

we need to question his friends. and/or spy on them. We're good at spying if i remember correctly.

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>>24037681
Because somebody was being, "LOLRANDOM," when the name was chosen. Also, Tarantulas aren't spiders. They're tarantulas. There's a difference--I think.

>>24037732
I know that feel.

>>24037791
>Also, Tarantulas aren't spiders.
Yes they are.

>>24037791
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarantula

No, tarantula's are spiders.

when i think tarantulas i think Large, neat spider.

then i think "spiders" i think swarms.

Actually those can be neat too. maybe we were just putting on a front so people see us as a scared little girl when we're actually a calculating mastermind?

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>>24037827
>>24037841
Well, they're cute spiders, man.

>>24037892
Actually, only 1 post was for answering "I hate spiders".
And Millicent has always kept a tight reign on looking afraid of anything, except for two instances.

So our sister is our rival after all.
Hopefully she isn't the one who has been knocking off the competition, I'd expect better of her.

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>>24035997
Anyone else pissed off that Joel saved us--I mean, it's great that he did and all, but... but... we're not some kind of damsel in distress.

Well, for that split second, perhaps...

Stupid people ruining what could of been...

>>24038080
I knew she was going to be our rival after all. I think I said earlier that I'm assuming that she was going to be our Slytherin rival. I hope that's recorded in the archives somewhere.

>>24038080

i totally told you guys that two threads ago and everyone was like "noOOooo, its impossible because she's not a first year!"

god im so good at this quest.

>>24038099

yeah, im not happy about not doing all the snitch catching (especially considering how well we rolled) but joel isn't the "main character" he's he "muscle". imo, anyway. I don't mind him doing the heavy lifting every now and then, it's good to have a capable companion we can rely on to get shit done.

>>24038080
When you say expected better of her do you mean you expected her not to try to knock out the others or to do a better job at it?

>>24035495
Since OP is rolling for every post does that mean we're basically just watching?

>>24038187

no he's rolling against us.

>>24038187
I'd expect her not to be intimidated by two first year students in Gryffindor and Hufflepuff.
Especially since pretty much everyone eventually gives up anyway.

>>24038099
Unfortunately, I think we're supposed to be his snarky sidekick.
Fuck that, I declare Joel our real rival.
We'll show him who the true protagonist is.

>>24038182
>joel isn't the "main character" he's he "muscle"
But in every instance so far, he's been the one taking charge.
Granted, he's got a Charisma score pretty close to the maximum possible starting score, and his Will is probably high as well. And he probably got that Chosen One trait at character generation.

>>24038597

so if he's the chosen one then he's destined for glory. That's not a bad thing. but if he's naturally good at everything we have to beat him on other fronts. We're batman to his superman. (that's the way i see it anyway)

If that's true then we're operating without a batbelt. we need tools, info on people, leverage, kryptonite, you know what im saying? You guys keep saying you don't want to be sneaky and underhanded, but as near as i can tell that's the only way to get measurably ahead of Joel. Knowledge is our power. We are Ravenclaw afterall.

>>24038777
Unfortunately we keep losing our studying rolls.

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>>24038442
If there's going to be any romance, it'll have to begin with a bromance.

We're rivals but on friendly terms.

>>24038902
With Joel?
I'd rather we return Robert's bumbling attempts at affection than be bromantic with Joel.

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>>24038931
MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

>>24038815
Why are we failing on these rolls anyway?

>>24038815

then lets do some other stuff that might not require rolls. Make friends with pictures, they have ears and nothing but time, they know everything that happens in the school. We don't have to do much but say "hello/how's it going" to them when we pass them in the hall, they probably think we're adoreable. If we ever ask them for help they'll remember us and be more inclined to help than if we did nothing.

We could go through the lost and found and see if there's any interesting wizarding knicknacks we can use, or if there's any more potions "just lying around.. behind that locked cabinet."

See where im going with this? we need options, contacts, gadets, and whatever else we can get our hands on because without them we're only somewhat on par with how capable joel is, if not less.

>>24038973

hell, we could probably just ask joel to go swipe us an assortment of potions "for studying purposes", i doubt he'd think twice about it. Come to think of it we should just ask for a crystal ball while we're at it.

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>>24038973
But does either of these actions fit with our aristocratic heritage? I say it does since that's been thrown out the window ever since, well, being sorted in Ravenclaw.

It'll also give us an eccentric-flair, although, I think we already possess it in someways.

>>24039184
You know, I now get the paranoid suspicions that our dear, older sister made us do all of the hardwork for her. We we're giving her the blueprints on making, perhaps, an actual working prototype of the needed mannequin.

>>24039233
Apparently she's the only one who didn't give up almost immediately.
I really doubt that we progressed farther than she did, what with her substantial head start,

>>24039190

it's no less fitting than us going plodding through the woods at night for extra credit, that's INCREDIBLY beneath us (in my opinion).

Im surprised we didn't go for the theater, running a spotlight and being a techie, or even being involved in costuming was incredibly fun to me back in school. You have your own private sanctuary (the tech booth) hidden from the rest of the school and unlimited access to the building through the roof (and in my case we got full internet, not the limited internet the rest of the school got) If the chance ever comes up again im totally going to push for joining.

>>24039277
I don't get why the others give up on it, though. Also... could she had used her ex in order to get the needed parts of the mannequin?

How... scandalous...

>>24039319
Why they didn't give up on it?
Because making a body for a ghost has apparently never been done before ever.
Since there are no recorded instances of it happening. Giving up is the sane response.
Part of me suspects that the reasons all these incidents started occurring is because our sister was actually crazy enough to keep trying, and is coming close to actually succeeding.

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>>24039313
> it's no less fitting than us going plodding through the woods at night for extra credit, that's INCREDIBLY beneath us (in my opinion).

Oh! No doubt about it! But I think at the time, we didn't know if we needed to start at the very bottom of the totem pole since, well, our parents didn't know of what the sorting hat (tg dice) did.

>>24039313

That, and i really want to see if OP can constructively and fluidly add on to Hogwarts in a way that hasn't been done before.

>>24039375
>Part of me suspects that the reasons all these incidents started occurring is because our sister was actually crazy enough to keep trying, and is coming close to actually succeeding.
Don't tell me she was trying to "1-up" us ever since she gotten into Hogwarts. I'm guessing actually finishing the mannequin must be the cherry on the top for her sundae now.

> Because making a body for a ghost has apparently never been done before ever. Since there are no recorded instances of it happening. Giving up is the sane response.

See, this, I did not know. I figure it would be possible in this setting. (i haven't read the books)

>>24039440
You don't need to read the books.
Nathanial said that he's never heard of anyone succeeding.

And yes, that probably was her motivation to keep trying even after everyone else gave up.

>>24039313
We took the forest job because its carte Blanche to experiment and practice with Petrificus Totalus and other hexes, something that is both in our nature and backed up by having traits for that. It also gave us an excuse to be out late so that we could work on the mannequin.
And it was an easy and fast way of stabilizing our finances when it looked like we were going to be disowned.

>>24039313
> You have your own private sanctuary (the tech booth) hidden from the rest of the school and unlimited access to the building through the roof (and in my case we got full internet, not the limited internet the rest of the school got) If the chance ever comes up again im totally going to push for joining.

I shouldn't have abstained from voting that time. I won't make that mistake if such an opportunity pops up.

>>24039478
Now the question becomes what are we going to do with this information. Or more to the point, what would Millie do? Do we automatically assume we've been betrayed and go back to being rivals, or do we join forces? Do we conclude that Maude the one responsible for the rest of the contestants getting taken out or do we confront her so we can pass on the warning?

>>24039548
Given that she presumably saw all of last year's competitors drop out, I'd think she would know that she wouldn't have to expend any effort on getting this year's batch to quit.
And I'm pretty sure that she and us both know that we're not a good enough student to be a plausible suspect if she decided to frame us.

>>24039505

That makes sense, except we're not really practicing spells (to the point we're getting better at them) and we're making little progress with the mannequin.

>>24039548
i think it's pretty reasonable to assume we've been betrayed, but if we put up a good front we can probably feed Maud disinformation to stall her now. Im uninclined to think Maud is harming other students but it's possible, she's sloppy at covering her activities so spying on her again shouldn't be overly difficult.

Little sisters out to get mad bonuses to spying on their older siblings, dont you think? hahaha

>>24039671

*ought to get

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>>24039660
>we're not a good enough student to be a plausible suspect if she decided to frame us.
This hurts me so much...

>>24039671
> Little sisters out to get mad bonuses to spying on their older siblings, dont you think? hahaha

Well, we were successful on our first attempt. And that was without doing it on purpose.

>>24039671
I forget, if we assume that she's not the one behind all the mischief, what's the downside of Maud winning?

>>24039822

well, besides proving her being better than us and solidifying her place as the sole family heir and recovering a major artifact for hogwarts and probably gaining some incredible celebrity for discovering a method for ghosts to experience being human again to some degree... there is no downside.

>>24039822
Gloating rights and an even smarter, Maud?

I say finding out why Nate got killed and burred with the Trident is as important as building the damn mannequin.

>>24039822
Since I'm pretty sure we relinquished our claim to be the heir to the Fauxley name, it'd be pretty sad if we didn't have a consolation prize in finding the Trident.
Beyond that, probably nothing.

>>24039880
Well obviously.
The laws of narrative guarentee that Professor Trib's Oath that she broke probably has something to do with Nathan.
Not to mention I think that one Squib thief (and his house elf allies) are also involved in this madness.

>>24039548
Consider that Maude IS Millicent's only family that wasn't ready to abandon her at the first sign of scandal. Millie may still try to get the Trident in order to prove herself to her family, but after this whole debacle she's unlikely to forgive them for at least a year.
I think that she'd warn Maude about what happened to the other contestants, and then tell her that they'll compete against each other without outside interference.

>>24039904
>Squib thief (and his house elf allies)
I still don't see how all of this could add up.

Say, it would be wise of us to ask Professor Trib about Nate? Maybe get more info about his death and such? Hell. We could probably break the curse she currently possesses.

>>24039671
We haven't practiced because we haven't had a chance yet.
And we need to practice it or we will not get to improve it at the end of the year.

>>24039913
I say this is a safe bet.

>>24039879
And wouldn't we want that for our sister? Heck, if we could convince her to let us assist her so we can have a part in that glory, that'd be even better.

It'd also allow us to concentrate our efforts more on finding out about Nathaniel and the people interfering with the contest while Maude works on the mannequin.

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>nobody realises that she was friendly only because she knows we're in the competition and wants to use us

>>24039935

i think we need to make another excursion to the kitchens.

>>24039913
maud talks to nathan just like we do, she knows exactly what's going on. there's no reason to be cooperative, this is our chance to get back in the family and the pureblood communities good graces.

If we succeed noone's going to remember we "fucked up" with the sorting hat. We'll be able to go home to dad again and things will be normal again. Winning this contest is absolutely the most important thing we can be doing right now, and if maud wins it's over for us.

>>24039935
I doubt that curse could be broken.
Or maybe Trib doesn't want it to break.
And asking about Nathanial could be too suspicious, though I'm inclined to think Trib is trustworthy, mainly because she seems so -un-trustworthy. But that could just be what she wants us to think.

>>24040034
I think she only figured it out recently, but I'll check the pastebin. From what I remember, there wouldn't have been a chance for her to find out before she started acting nice. We might not even have been in on the contest by then.

>>24040034
She already beat us, once and for all, when we got sorted into Ravenclaw.
>>24040036
The thing is, if we wanted things to be normal, we would have gone to Slytherin. Maud can have the Fauxley name, we're going to leave it behind.

>>24040036
That we are still in Ravenclaw, and didn't take the chance to switch to Slytherin, will be a constant reminder of that scandal.
Recovering the Trident isn't going to be enough to wipe away our shame; nothing is.

>>24040034
I have that suspicion. I have that feeling as well...

>>24040076

so what, that's it for our family?

we're never going to go home again at 11 years old?

>>24040086
The trident grants immense knowlege to it's weilder, it is an incredibly important lost artifact, like the lance of longinus (makes the holder undefeatable) OP said it himself, if we find it it's make us a celebrity.

>>24040098
But we should have nothing worth using.
She's had a whole year head start on us, and we have been considerably distracted what with our world crumbling around us and all this mystery nonsense.
The idea of us actually being ahead of her is ridiculous.

>>24040131
What?
No.
What I'm saying is that we are no longer the heir to the Fauxley name. That's Maud's job now, she can keep it.
We chose a different path.

So, can we trust Joel now that he single-handedly saved us? Also...

> Your stomach hits the broom of a student who grabs and holds onto you as the broom nose dives towards the ground, easing the impact as you blood fills your mouth…

I love this. Just shows how much our high body score mattered, otherwise, we would of been unconscious from that catch.

>>24040149
Well, clearly she didn't have the smarts then.

>>24040131
I agree that it would wipe away some of our shame in their eyes. But what does it do to make up for what they did to us? I don't think we should write them off completely yet, but we should really reconsider if we want to be the heir of someone who would abandon us so easily.

>>24040181
Except if this whole thing is an elaborate plan on her part, then she would have had to have had considerable smarts.
It doesn't add up.

>>24040174

>different path

which is what, a floater with no ambition playing second fiddle to some pureblood rainman?

bullshit.

>>24040174
I dunno... I say it's too soon for Millie to accept her lost privileges of being the family favorite.

>>24040213
What?
A floater with no ambition?
No, I'm saying that we have better things to do than just be yet another rich bigoted aristocrat.
Knowledge will be our power.

>>24040213
I'm with this anon. Fuck it. I wanna be the MC, not Joel.

>>24040213
To make our way on our own merits instead of relying on our family name?

>>24040243
I agree that it's too soon to want to ditch them completely, but I don't see any reason why we'd want to risk our relationship with Maude, the one person who stood by us (so far that we're aware), when we're not even sure they'd take us back.

That's why I'm for trying to work with her to share the glory. We still get some redemption in our family's eyes, but since Maude also gets credit we'd not be threatening to leave her out in the cold again.

>>24040328
The trick, I think, is that we need to make Maud realize that, as far as becoming the next matriarch of our family goes, she's welcome to it.
If we're no longer pursuing the same thing, we have no reason to be rivals.

Rolled 9 + 6

>>24040213
A floater with no ambition?
No, it's to become someone of importance without coasting by on our family name.
Helping Maud helps us because with her position solidified we ensure a source of support.

>>24040328
Well, I see your point now and this has been my goal from the start. Build our own name with hardwork and finding opportunities to better ourselves.

>>24040383
Have we considered that Maude might not really want to be matriarch?

Sure she may have resented us for getting better treatment, but if we take her at her word, then she willing to leave the family if they threw us out. After all those years of playing second fiddle, she might have the same ambition of making it on her own that we're just starting to develop.

This is assuming that she's not playing us, which I'll concede is a valid possibility. I still think we should try to work with her. If she's legit, then we both bring honor to our family while proving we're more than just our names. If she betrays us, then the rivalry is back out in the open and we have free reign to crush her like the bug she is. Win/Win, really.

>>24040398

a source of support?

you really think we want to be living hand to mouth at mauds whim someday?

This is retarded. We're better than her, we always have been, and one little roadbump shouldnt stop us from achieving what we deserve.

>>24040571
I really don't know what she has to gain by playing us, unless she's a complete sociopath.
And if she was, you'd think she would have been the family favorite.

>>24040607
Are YOU stupid? We have only 40 galleons to our name, if that, we are 11, and haven't even finished a year at Hogwarts. We ARE living at the whim of our family right now; making it so that Maud will help us out is the logical thing to do.

>>24040637
I'm not sure either, but sibling rivalry's are weird. Maybe she's just too wrapped up in it to see how dumb she's behaving.

>>24040670

maud isn't obligated to help us though! If she succeeds that the final nail in our coffin. you know how purebloods act, she'll abandon us just like our parents did once she gets old enough to have to keep up with appearances.

This is the perfect chance to redeem ourselves, how could you possibly lets this go?

>>24040770
I won't let it go. We're still in it to motherfucking win.

>>24040810

hell yeah we are motherfucker

lets fucking do this!

(and wait for OP to start the thread again ;_;)

>>24040770
I'm not giving up on the contest, but I kind of suspect that Maud's being set up to take the fall for all these recent crimes.
Because someone's got to be a patsy, and we're not qualified.

>>24040844
FUCK YEAH!

> (and wait for OP to start the thread again ;_;)

See you guys next week.

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FUCK I MISSED IT
AGAIN

>>24036588
>>24036588
WHAT DID I TOLD YOU?
I TOLD YOU THE SISTER CAN'T BE TRUSTED
I TOLD YOU

>>24036924
That's creepy, I vaguely remember some commentary of mine about those exact topics.

>>24037732
>I'mshimmeringwithrage.jpg

>>24040034
She didn't know.
It was an elaborate way of her neutralizing the snoppy little sister.
Give her some attention, so she would be content and not overly detective-like on her life.

Then she found out.

Then everything went "Castles"

Why didn't you tried to persuade the ghost for keeping that secret from Maud?
She knows we are game.
She doesn't know that we know she is in the game.

IMMEDIATE OBJECTIVE
>Seal that puffy ghosts mouth
>Seal it good, seal it nice

>>24040174
>different path
We have been toyed with. Add a little suspension of disbelief there though, she might be genuine at the beginning, which is something that must be figured out, for being able to unleash maximum cruelty without any emotional drawbacks
Sooo, we are getting Fauxley name, the trident, the House Cup and a vial full of Maud tears
As here >>24040255

>>24040902
Oh dear lord. I never thought of that.

>>24040907
Fuck the Fauxley name.
Maud deserves it.

>>24040770
Because no matter what we do, we will never be redeemed in Pureblood society. We will always be tainted, and the Trident won't be enough.

>>24040907
>that pic
I still refuse to use it because of that typo.

>>24040947
dat typo

Btw, I was thinking of running a smaller Quest of Doctor Who, it would feature us as the Doctor's new companion. It would lose the campiness of the show and become more of a movie-version (which doesn't mean dark and gritty).

Just putting it out there.

>>24041048
>lose the campiness
Why the hell would you do that?

>>24041059
Hmmm...better way of saying it is I would lose the aesthetic of everything looking like it's made of plastic. The fun adventure nature of it would still be there, but would be more geared towards adults, not just kids.

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>>24040947
What?
>ghosts
?
>>24040934
No, not that name matters or something.
We are getting it, so Maud gets the .....
That is that, really.


yfw OP puts us between success or friends conflict

>muh prophecy
>>23877922
>>23878170

>>24041115
>damnit
>not dammit like in the English language.

>>24041089
Oooh, kind of like the First Doctor's adventures, with what murdering cavemen with rocks and threatening teachers and stuff?

>>24041115
>>>23877922
>>>23878170
Looks like I missed out on something that someone written stupidly out loud.

>>24041048
I dunno... I get the feeling that this quest will go under once you begin WhoQuest.

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>>24039730
Legilimency
Occlumency

Cure for everything
Dark Lord was intimidating not because of hurrr no i kill you. It was because of his mindfuck-nuke
>tfw no DARKNESS guy
>tfw no OBJECTIVES guy

>>24041134
I haven't realized
I was actually under impression it was written like that
I can change that if it's going to make you feel better.

>>24041089
OP please, give us notions from twitty beforehand
You are literally only one on my twitter.
You make me sad.
Don't make me sad please.

>>24041154
Haven't seen it but sounds about right.

>>24041175
I had a death in the family which got in the way of this Quest. WhoQuest would be a lot more sparse and a lot more one-shot like. It would be a release from HPQuest for me which can be constricting at times. I've fucked up a lot in this quest and am looking forward to starting the second year with a fresh(er) slate. I'm going to make it a lot more slice of life and keep the plot stuff very low key.

I missed HPQuest a lot whilst I was gone, it felt like I was betraying the characters and /tg/ for not continuing with it.

>>24034933
Wait.
Are you telling me Professor Trib was in Hufflepuff?
I thought we knew she was Slytherin?

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>>24041253
>I can change that if it's going to make you feel better.
Yes please

>>24041324
>I'm going to make it a lot more slice of life and keep the plot stuff very low key.
That... doesn't really sound good.

>>24041365
I don't know, I enjoyed the quest a lot towards the beginning where we weren't completely focused on the plot.

>>24041384
The plot is fine, except for when Joel took the wheel and never let go.

>>24041365
There will be more quests just hanging out, going to lessons and having a fun time exploring the HP Universe. No little girl could handle all this stuff happening in the space of three weeks. My fault I know.

>>24041324
>I had a death in the family which got in the way of this Quest.
> I'm sorry to hear about that. Had to do the same early last month. This quest brighten up my days when it popped up.

> I've fucked up a lot in this quest and am looking forward to starting the second year with a fresh(er) slate.

Well, I like where the first year has and is headed, so don't immediately brush off what you've already worked so hard already.

> I'm going to make it a lot more slice of life and keep the plot stuff very low key.

You can somewhat sort of do this as of right now (well not literally now but next time). It would give us some time to research another a few new spells, bond with other characters whom we know (like Robert), and to continue, steadily building up our mannequin. What happened so far hasn't been the climax, but some road bumps that we must face and, hopefully, overcome.

> I missed HPQuest a lot whilst I was gone, it felt like I was betraying the characters and /tg/ for not continuing with it.

For the past day I thought that I would never see this quest pop up again. Proven me wrong, man.

>>24041365
The scenes with Millie dealing with her families alienation of her and the bonding with Maud and Olivia have really been some of the best parts of this quest.

Honestly, if Millie and her family situation was more well-adjusted I'd be agreeing with you but there's a LOT of potential there and it seems to be OP's strength over the more plot intensive stuff.

Also
>everyone thinking Maud is some horrible sociopath all of a sudden
>completely ignoring she was nice to us before knowing we were in the contest

Yes she is fucking with us but she also genuinely cares. Seriously, I can't be the only older sibling in this thread.

>>24041430
Oh, I wasn't implying I didn't like it now, I just enjoyed those bits of it more.

>>24041490
I'm a youngest, but I agree with you. Though when I checked back, there was time for Maude to find out before she started treating us well. So the sociopath thing is possible, I just don't really expect it.

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>>24041343
Nigga, you are already in love with me
Go check the filename again

>but m-Muh Vow of Chastity


>I'm going to make it a lot more slice of life and keep the plot stuff very low key.
No
>>24041433
Yes.
Also >>24041490
Agreed.
But the turmoil of events made those moments precious, in my opinion.
Plot served OP's cause, and so it shall be.
Without a proper plot, it would be a normalfag/boring Hogwarts girl's diary.
0/10 wouldn't read
I expect to you to make turn no-plot into a plot OP.
>>24041324
My condolences


I want to talk about Joel, but I must sleep.
Good night nice people

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>>24041589
>godfuckingdammit.gif
>damnit in image
I still <3 you

>>24041589
Have a good one.

All I want is a nice balance between slice of life and plot. I still see this being balanced.

>>24041589
More slice of life would give us a chance to actually work in the projects we've wanted to do, and instead of doing big time skips like we just had, we could have been going through character development instead of fast-forwarding to the next plot point/cutscene.

>>24041685
Exactly.

i just want to see what happens next.

(i too had a death in the family last week OP, hope you're doing alright.)

>>24034466
nooo i missed it

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>>24044319
Muahahahahahaha! I've been waiting, Mr. Dumblewaiters. I've been waiting... TO LAUGH AT YOU ON WHAT YOU MISSED!

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>>24044620

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>>24045345
I'll be waiting when you'll get back at me. For now, I smug.

So, how's it going? What do you think of what's going on thus far? Who do you think messed with our broom? Is Joel cool now that he saved us from death? Is Maud faking being nice to us? With our high body score, and surviving that amazing catch, do we now feel like we're the Juggernaut?

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>>24045458
Fuck Joel and his timely hero bullshit. I refuse to be a part of a world were we husbandito him and get fat making his babies. I will wand myself in the face until time reverses.

As for who is fucking with our broom i still find the teacher pretty suspect.

I'm fantastically happy that HPQuest is back and I Know that feel for him/her, Losing people sucks. I also support WhoQuest even know i've never watched the show i will put in my two posts.

Things are going good for me i had to kick my friends out of my house because a week of party time is to much. I gotta catch up on Blorps Ogre civ and wait for new episodes of all my furvet shows. (dem giants in Game of thrones)

I think maud is a much deeper character then we have seen. we rolled in to having like crazy rivals and i doubt we can kill our sister off and not ruin the story making her a good rival.

<yes

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>>24045900
Fuck yeah! No husbandito Joel!

So, teacher did it.

I'm still wry of WhoQuest, but it could be awesome.

Spring break, huh?

I hope she's being kind of us because we're sisters and not because she's being manipulative.

NO! JOEL! GET OUT OF MY HEAD!

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>>24046117
I don't even think we need to lay the ground work for any relationship in the first year let alone the first month of school. Lets see who we meet and how sexy olivia gets first.

i can see where you are coming from and i do share the same worry about HPQuest falling to the wayside but Ms.Rowling thinks she can handle it.

kinda sorta. They just make messes and don't clean them up until the third time i tell them to. Gets annoying after four days.

I hope so too but its not gonna be that sunny for are little millie.

The Husbandito stuff with Joel is partially our fault. When Trib made us drink that beauty potion she asked if there was a boy we liked and just about everyone went with Joel. Of course, the other options hadn't had much screen time and there was no option to just say "I don't like any one" but hey.

I'm basically considering Joel to be the equivalent of that Chinese chick to Harry. Someone we crush on for a bit and then get over. Such is the way of a preteen.

>>24046808
Of course, us being the equivalent of that Chinese chick to him also seems to be a pretty accurate interpretation too. Especially how much he seems to want to be the main character.

>>24046531
>I don't even think we need to lay the ground work for any relationship in the first year let alone the first month of school. Lets see who we meet and how sexy olivia gets first.
Agreed.

> i can see where you are coming from and i do share the same worry about HPQuest falling to the wayside but Ms.Rowling thinks she can handle it.

Hope so.

> kinda sorta. They just make messes and don't clean them up until the third time i tell them to. Gets annoying after four days.

Sounds like you have Andrew W.K. as a friend.

> I hope so too but its not gonna be that sunny for are little millie.

Well, it's been getting better. Nigel helped us out and Joel saved our kister. I wonder where Olivia was at when all of this happened.

>>24046808
I hoping this will be the case. Just a crush and nothing more. Let him have Harriet.

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>>24046857
don't let happen.

>>24046808
I don't think i had a hand in making that choice.

>>24046860
>wonder were olivia was
"being dis cute is a full time job"

>>24046875
harriet and joel... that is power couple if i've ever heard of one.

She is cute and is doinga wonderfull job at it too. Just hope we get sometime working on our mannequin and on our studies. Is our relationshi with Olivia still strained?

>>24047113
We haven't done anything to fix it but I think almost free falling to our death and coughing up blood most likely means she isn't going to avoid us.

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>>24047113
yeah I'd like to get some new spells and read some books i don't even know where we are keeping the mannequin or what we've done to it so far. I don't think its to bad with her atm.

>>24047145
Hope so dude going for the night now

>>24047166
night inaban