I love being a seventh year. It's rather nice to be on top and in control, if you know what I mean. ;)
But unfortunately, even being a seventh year doesn't get you out of doing pointless assignments.... I'll be in the library.
---It was an incrediby long walk from the Slytherin quarters to the library. Her feet seemed to know the way without her
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"I'm waiting on you to get out of the way."
ooc: hope you don't mind. ;)
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She rolled her eyes and looked down at the book in her hands. Gabi refused to move. After all, she had been there first.
ooc: Um, of course I don't. ;)
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They could play this little waiting game all day if she wanted to.
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Of course, she was taking much more time than necessary.
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Instead, he settled for reaching across her to grab a book. The book he'd picked was random, but he looked it over as if he thought it might be useful.
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That would be giving in to a Gryffindor.
She moved to put the book back and in the process of doing so hit Ron in the head with it. "Now really, don't you think it's a little dangerous to be standing so close? I mean, you could be badly injured. Or something."
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"Unless someone a lot bigger than you shows up," Ron started, leaning across her to put the book back and pushing her back a step in the process (on accident, of course). "I think I'm fine."
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"Accio book," she said quickly, pointing to a particularly thick volume that sat directly in front of Ron's groin.
ooc: dude, this is going even better than i expected
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He bit down on his lip to keep down the expletives that he nearly yelled at the Slytherin and leaned a hand against the shelf for a second to regain his composure. Whatever little battle they'd just started, he decided wasn't going to end with him backing down to some Slytherin bitch.
"That's cute, Nott," he told told her about the same time he said his own charm to make a shelf give way and the two books (it was a top shelf and the books were just duplicates that were up there) on it come tumbling down toward her.
ooc: hahah I knoooow
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Glaring at Ron, Gabi whipped her wand downwards toward the pile of fallen books. Pages ripped away from their bindings and flew at Ron in a whirlwind of aged paper.
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In retaliation, through the paper he somehow managed to flick his wand at the empty bindings on the floor. The books took on an appearance much like the old CoMC books, and snapped their covers shut heavily anytime they could get something in them- fingers, arm, hair, knee, anything. There was a lot more force behind the things than you would expect from old book covers.
With all the noise they were making, it probably wouldn't be that long before Pince or a whole crew of other students showed up.
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Enough of this nonsense!
"Curbrum!" Her wand was pointed directly at Ron as the flashing red sparks of a Jelly-Brain Jinx shot outwards.
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Instead, maybe he aimed a little too low. It hit the sparks from her wand in and they turned purple in mid-air. The blast from the two spells was a lot more than Ron had expected. It echoed between the rows of books and sent the purple sparks flying at both the Gryffindor and the Slytherin.
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With a groan, Gabi sat up. Her entire body hurt from the impact of the floor and the books that had toppled down. Not to mention the fact that she suddenly had a spliting headache. Of course, Madame Pince's screams didn't help at all.
"WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!" The librarian was rushing down the aisle, being careful not to step on any books or random pages that littered the floor. "Detentions, detentions, detentions!! Get up, both of you! NOW!"
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Rolling onto his back, he pushed the books off and blinked up at the ceiling for a long time before he pushed himself up.
"Sorry. Sorry, we're getting there, Merlin." He shook his head to try to clear it, and didn't really even look at anything until he'd dragged himself to his feet. When he did, the first figure he made out clearly was her.
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"Are you okay?" she asked him, taking a few unsteady steps towards Ron. Gabi reached out and gently wiped away the streak of blood. The librarian and mess of books was momentarily forgotten. Until Madam Pince reminded her.
"What on earth did you two do?! Oh... my poor books. You will severely pay for this. Just wait until I tell the headmaster what you've done!"
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