All is right with my world.

[lady_sarai]

xenokattz is my hero. xenokattz is the bestest EVER!

xenokattz wrote me Salazar/Helga comment fic!!!!

::squeeee!!!::

And it's glorious and wondrous and there are daisies and Salazar is PERFECT. Oh, am in awe.

::happy sigh::

/gushing

In other news, thanks again to xenokattz and continuous talk of Timeline, I watched it tonight. I am geek. I ♥ this movie. Gerard Butler?

Comments

[alphabet26]

A fic about that very topic can be found here:
http://www.sugarquill.net/read.php?storyid=43&chapno=1

The Lexicon says (http://www.hp-lexicon.org/magic/spells/spells_a.html#avada_kedavra)
Aramaic: "adhadda kedhabhra" - "let the thing be destroyed".
NOTE: Abracadabra is a cabbalistic charm in Judaic mythology that is supposed to bring healing powers. One of its sources is believed to be from Aramaic avada kedavra, another is the Phoenician alphabet (a-bra-ca-dabra).

So...I think you could have it any way you want. If it is a Phoenician or Aramaic spell, then, yeah, it would have been around in the Founders' time. But you could say that Founders weren't aware of the spell in England (whatever England was called then. Britannia? Hmm...). Or if you want them to use it, since the Phoenicians were conquered by the Romans, the Roman wizards absorbed their knowledge and the Founders had it. Or you could say one of the Founders met someone during their travels who explained it to them.

[lady_sarai]

O_O Whoa, that story is slightly chilling. =D

And... the Lexicon. ::slaps self:: Thank you for looking that up for me! I didn't even think of it, and I should have. =P (Oddly enough, I feel like I've read that before... Huh.)

Obviously this battle scene needs a lot more research and thought before the bunnies can play the way they keep proding me to let them. =P

Thank you!! =D