It had been far too long since Tyrion had held prefect hours. And it had been far too long since his mun had done anything with him ( Read more... )

Open RP: Shego and anyone who happens to be in the Slytherin common roomShego left the Sorting Room, pleased with herself at having been Sorted into Slytherin. Like it was even a question of where she might end up - green was her favorite color! Well, it was either that or that 'Bitchiwitch' place, but this seemed far more suited to her ( Read more... )

((OOC: I checked the roster of active characters, and it looked like all the House characters had gone inactive. If that's wrong, I apologize ( Read more... )

Glowing blue particles appear in the air of the Sorting Room. At first they are scattered, like insects in a loose swarm ( Read more... )

( that's the best thing a girl can be in this world. )

There were new wards on the walls of Kusuryuri's office, though there were possibly only two other people in the school who would know that. Being put into someone else's body had been most disconcerting. Worse was the utter lack of anything resembling remorse and the flippant attitude of the offender ( Read more... )

[[Backdated to a couple hours after mindswapping. Mainly to cover ass and maybe give Mentok detention ( Read more... )

Mentok's been doing some thinking since coming here ( Read more... )

L is sitting crouched, on an armchair in the Ravenclaw common room, balancing a book in front of him and a cup of now-cold tea on the arm rest next to him.  He's keeping an eye out for anyone on the list of 'people I should probably get around to talking to at some point,' but he's also tired enough that procrastination is looking better and better ( Read more... )

It was his day. Why not?

The professor of Ancient Runes stuck a ragged half-sheet of parchment on his office door. It read:

Come on in, the water's fine.

He left the door ajar, to underscore the point. Inside the office, he sat with his Kiss Me, I'm Half-Veela! mug half-full of whiskey, and desultorily leafed through Ted Andersson's thoughts ( Read more... )