[Ron is not a happy camper. But then, when is he? Still, he's not likely to be a perky wizard when he's unwillingly dressed in a
rather horrific costume, his face so red that it would clash brilliantly with his hair if it were visible over the hood. He's tried getting rid of it, he's tried changing, he's tried everything, but the ruddy thing won't
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There's a...bubble of darkness floating aimlessly by. A child-sized bubble of darkness. It's trying to stay hidden, sort of...not really. It's obvious it hasn't attempted this maneuver very much before.]
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Ron is just... staring, because really, how often does one see a black sphere floating around? He'll follow it with his eyes, though, making sure it doesn't, y'know, suddenly explode or turn into an army of Death Eaters.]
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No Death Eaters, sadly--instead, the orb of darkness turns into a...little girl. With glowing red eyes and flying around upside down for no other reason than because she can and paying absolutely no mind to aerodynamics.]
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Bloody useless extra legs... where the hell did I put-.... For Merlin's sake, why can't I find it when I actually need it?
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And she's stopped, kind of staring curiously at him.
Upside-down. And still floating.]
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[Flandre flips back over the right way around with a clumsy little flutter of her wings. Talk to her in...oh, five years, she might have gotten used to these little feathery things then.]
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What are you doing?
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Flying.
[...and then looks slightly nervous.]
...don't tell my sister, though.
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Why wouldn't your sister want you to fly?
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[And her head tilts the other way.]
...what ball? [Flandre saw nothing!]
I'm not supposed to be outside by myself...
[But Flandre had been kind of spoiled by ohmygod so many new things and the fact that...well, actually getting there wasn't very hard. More like pathetically easy.
...and it was cloudy, and none of her usual chaperones wanted to go outside, so!]
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The ball. The black ball that you-... how old are you, anyway?
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[This is said almost completely casually. As if she were answering a question about the weather instead of the fact that she was older than most families.]
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Funny. No, seriously, you look too young to be out by yourself anyway.
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But I haven't even broken anything!
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