Watch the right. You favor your right when you turn.Steph took a deep breath, and started a series of handsprings, occasionally aiming at one of the person-shaped outlines now covering a small circle of unfortunate trees. The outlines had red targets for fatal injuries, white targets for temporarily debilitating injuries, and pink targets for
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"Sounds good to me!" She put her wand down and crouched into a defensive position. "What do you practice?"
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Uh, hey.
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"Please tell me I didn't just transform a tree into a person."
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Anyway, I'm Demyx. *He holds out a hand.*
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"Steph. Nice to meet you! Glad you aren't a tree."
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Coming across the training ground meant that exploring was put on hold for a bit. "Interesting setup."
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What he found, he had to admit, he was not entirely expecting, although this being Hogwarts he couldn't say he was surprised. Dief was stopped at the edge of the clearing, sniffing enthusiastically at what did, in fact, appear to be a live chicken. Fraser came to a stop beside him and sighed. "All right," he said to the wolf's dirty look. "My apologies." Oh, he wasn't going to live this down for a while.
Muttering to himself, he looked up into the clearing to see Stephanie there. "Ma'am?" he called. "Is this your chicken?" he asked, more out of curiousity than anything else.
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She held the chicken up to eye level. It clucked. "It seems pretty content, being a chicken." She turned the thing around, so that its beady chicken-eyes were looking right at Fraser. "What do you think?"
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Much like, say, half-wolves, like the one who was currently snickering at him. Fraser shot Dief a glare. "Yes, yes, I do understand, thank you." Wolves. Honestly.
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Huh. She couldn't tell if he was joking or not. "Does your dog mock you a regular basis?"
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