dream 004 ☄ do you believe in magic?
Effects: Viewing or interacting with this dream will take you into the Harry Potter universe - or create an Ace Attorney costume change. Characters can enter and interact with the dream at any point before Kay wakes up, and/or react accordingly after she wakes up.
Warnings: This dream is currently rated G for GEEZ HOW LONG HAS KAY BEEN ASLEEP
Kay walks out of a classroom, with her books under one arm and her wand in her other hand. As she walks with her fellow students, a small black bird with three legs appears and disappears before her eyes with each flick of the wand, hovering just in front of her face like a tiny feathered helicopter. The bird vanishes one last time as Kay puts down her wand and hurries after the others, who seemed to be teenagers. Older teenagers, possibly nearing adulthood. All of them were in the same long black robes, marked by the Ravenclaw insignia - a blue shield with a bronze eagle.
Ravenclaw. Kay sometimes wondered why she was in Ravenclaw, if she wasn't a genius, let alone a bookworm. She waves her wand once, and the three-legged bird appears in front of her again. It squawks, and sparks issue from its beak before Kay banishes it to wherever it came. Then she tries sketching out a key made of sparks in the air. It shimmers before fading away.
Unlike the other students, who begin taking detours, walking up stairs or turning corners on their own or with small groups, Kay stops in her tracks for a moment to look up at the ceiling, at the pillars that supported that great ceiling, and the large stone staircase in front of her that had started to move slowly toward her, as if sensing that she wanted to go up, or telling her to go up.
She thinks for a moment while waiting for it to slide into place, then takes the stairs. As she does so, the steps begin moving again with a low rumbling noise, and Kay finds herself grabbing for the banister with her wand hand for the ride. It is only a short ride, however, and when the staircase stops, she climbs the last few steps into another great corridor lined with portraits.
It doesn't take her long to enter the library, where other students dressed as she was were either seated at tables or combing the great shelves completely filled with books. As she steps inside and starts combing the shelves, her eyes are instantly drawn to that one particular section, set apart from the rest for good reason.
The Restricted Section.
It had always piqued her interest. What kinds of books were in there? Was it really true that some of them screamed if someone took them out without permission? More importantly, what could she learn from those books? Kay wanted to just walk up to the section, step over the rope that separated it from the rest of the library...but it probably wasn't going to be that easy. Maybe there were spells guarding it too. Maybe the rope was more than just some old rope, and yes, maybe the books did scream and sound the alarms.
But there was only one way to find out for sure. She glances around, and walks as quietly as she can toward the back of the library, knowing full well that she didn't have a note from any teacher or even permission from the librarian. Kay holds out her wand, amazed at the things she could think of. Smoke screen? Invisibility? A flurry of crows to keep everyone busy? She tries to walk faster, keeping up the innocent image of a student who knew exactly what she was looking for and where it could be found, drawing closer and closer toward the Restricted Section -
And then she trips. But instead of falling right onto the floor, she keeps on falling, and she instantly raises her wand...
[...and then you hear a thump as the dream ends, followed by the clatter of her Dreamberry. Ladies and gentlemen, this is Kay Faraday struggling in the iron grip of...the blankets. For a moment only her head and hat are visible.
Wait, hat?
Yes, she has a black, pointed wizard hat. Give her a few moments to notice what has happened as she disentangles herself.]
...ow! Ugh...how long was I out? I can't believe I've been sleeping on the job -
[The blankets are finally off, and this time, Kay is seated on the floor, clad in the same Hogwarts robes she was wearing in her dream. Her white shirt and a tie with blue and white stripes are visible under said robes, and it seems that the only item left from her usual outfit would be her pink knee socks. She glances down at her new clothes, examines her robes, and tries to take them off (well, she still has the white shirt and a skirt underneath). But all efforts are futile. Next, Kay attempts to tug her hat off her head, but with no success.]
Wh...what's going on?! I'm not still dreaming, right?
[Kay reaches for her Dreamberry, rubbing her eyes.]
No way! October already?! Does this mean this is some kind of Halloween trick?
[OOC: This can be action for anyone in Edgeworth's apartment, because yes, Kay fell asleep at his place again. This time, on his bed.]
Warnings: This dream is currently rated G for GEEZ HOW LONG HAS KAY BEEN ASLEEP
Kay walks out of a classroom, with her books under one arm and her wand in her other hand. As she walks with her fellow students, a small black bird with three legs appears and disappears before her eyes with each flick of the wand, hovering just in front of her face like a tiny feathered helicopter. The bird vanishes one last time as Kay puts down her wand and hurries after the others, who seemed to be teenagers. Older teenagers, possibly nearing adulthood. All of them were in the same long black robes, marked by the Ravenclaw insignia - a blue shield with a bronze eagle.
Ravenclaw. Kay sometimes wondered why she was in Ravenclaw, if she wasn't a genius, let alone a bookworm. She waves her wand once, and the three-legged bird appears in front of her again. It squawks, and sparks issue from its beak before Kay banishes it to wherever it came. Then she tries sketching out a key made of sparks in the air. It shimmers before fading away.
Unlike the other students, who begin taking detours, walking up stairs or turning corners on their own or with small groups, Kay stops in her tracks for a moment to look up at the ceiling, at the pillars that supported that great ceiling, and the large stone staircase in front of her that had started to move slowly toward her, as if sensing that she wanted to go up, or telling her to go up.
She thinks for a moment while waiting for it to slide into place, then takes the stairs. As she does so, the steps begin moving again with a low rumbling noise, and Kay finds herself grabbing for the banister with her wand hand for the ride. It is only a short ride, however, and when the staircase stops, she climbs the last few steps into another great corridor lined with portraits.
It doesn't take her long to enter the library, where other students dressed as she was were either seated at tables or combing the great shelves completely filled with books. As she steps inside and starts combing the shelves, her eyes are instantly drawn to that one particular section, set apart from the rest for good reason.
The Restricted Section.
It had always piqued her interest. What kinds of books were in there? Was it really true that some of them screamed if someone took them out without permission? More importantly, what could she learn from those books? Kay wanted to just walk up to the section, step over the rope that separated it from the rest of the library...but it probably wasn't going to be that easy. Maybe there were spells guarding it too. Maybe the rope was more than just some old rope, and yes, maybe the books did scream and sound the alarms.
But there was only one way to find out for sure. She glances around, and walks as quietly as she can toward the back of the library, knowing full well that she didn't have a note from any teacher or even permission from the librarian. Kay holds out her wand, amazed at the things she could think of. Smoke screen? Invisibility? A flurry of crows to keep everyone busy? She tries to walk faster, keeping up the innocent image of a student who knew exactly what she was looking for and where it could be found, drawing closer and closer toward the Restricted Section -
And then she trips. But instead of falling right onto the floor, she keeps on falling, and she instantly raises her wand...
[...and then you hear a thump as the dream ends, followed by the clatter of her Dreamberry. Ladies and gentlemen, this is Kay Faraday struggling in the iron grip of...the blankets. For a moment only her head and hat are visible.
Wait, hat?
Yes, she has a black, pointed wizard hat. Give her a few moments to notice what has happened as she disentangles herself.]
...ow! Ugh...how long was I out? I can't believe I've been sleeping on the job -
[The blankets are finally off, and this time, Kay is seated on the floor, clad in the same Hogwarts robes she was wearing in her dream. Her white shirt and a tie with blue and white stripes are visible under said robes, and it seems that the only item left from her usual outfit would be her pink knee socks. She glances down at her new clothes, examines her robes, and tries to take them off (well, she still has the white shirt and a skirt underneath). But all efforts are futile. Next, Kay attempts to tug her hat off her head, but with no success.]
Wh...what's going on?! I'm not still dreaming, right?
[Kay reaches for her Dreamberry, rubbing her eyes.]
No way! October already?! Does this mean this is some kind of Halloween trick?
[OOC: This can be action for anyone in Edgeworth's apartment, because yes, Kay fell asleep at his place again. This time, on his bed.]