The door opened, and Ssillissa slipped into the sorting room. She glanced around, not recognizing her surroundings, and shrugged. Although Larklight no longer had its original alien gravity generators, it was still a large, strange house. She must have gotten turned around somewhere, she decided, and opened the door to get back to some part of the
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((OOC: You might want to cover your ears for a moment. *ahem* EEEEEE! It's Ssil! And you're dead on with her, too!))
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"The sspiderss?" Ssil asked. "They were here before the planetss formed, and they tried to desstroy them recsently. Almosst managed it, too."
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He noticed her surprise, of course. Then again, she was hardly the only person who'd ever been shocked at meeting a chimera. "I'm Zelgadiss Graywords, by the way. Call me Zel, it's easier." Especially considering Ssil's hissing.
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Albus Dumbledore did not recognize this woman's species, as it were. He did, however, recognize some of the terms she used. After all, in the 1900s he had done some alchemical work with no less a partner than Nicolas Flamel.
He wished old Nic could have been here to speak with this Ssillissa. Surely there could have been marvelous collaborations and discourses, in the ultimate spirit of international cooperation! (Though perhaps that was merely the former Supreme Mugwump in him surfacing for a moment.) How similar would the alchemy practiced in other worlds be to the alchemy he had practiced with Flamel?
"An instinct for the chemical wedding?" he repeated. "What does that entail, might I ask?"
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She thought for a moment. "I ssupposse I am," she said carefully. "Mosst of it iss really more insstinct than intellect, though."
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"Giant white spiders?"
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"Yess," she said. "Nassty creaturess. They tried to demolish the planetss, not sso long ago."
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Jaime was wandering through the crowds in the Sorting Room when he caught a glimpse of a blue-skinned figure out of the corner of his eye and did a double take. He let out a breath, relieved; the lizard woman looked nothing like what he'd initially mistaken her for. The grimace that followed was due to the voice only he could hear telling him that it had told him that already. He tuned it out and skimmed over a copy of the application to cover his embarrassment.
Ssillissa was probably tired of this question by now, but he had to ask. "Giant white spiders trying to destroy the solar system?" She might notice he sounded only somewhat incredulous, and there was a hint of exasperation, almost. "What do they have against it anyway?"
Seriously, it seemed like every other group of aliens back home were trying to take over Earth or blow it all up.
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