The Silent Classroom
Location: Transfiguration
Time: 7 PM
Outfit: here
Ellie was really loving school so far, even though that sentiment would most likely change once she got used to all her classes. Thankfully, she was doing well in her Transfiguration class thus far. Professors have far too much authority over students, she decides. She always despised authority. She'd keep her head down, though. Ellie walked up to the classroom doors, a small skip in her step. The classroom was empty right now, due to Ellie's careful planning. She needed the space to practice, and she knew the door wouldn't be locked. She entered the room, an eerie silence falling over it. She scanned the objects left behind and the absence of chaos. She was tempted to do something that would generally be frowned upon, but decided against it. Ellie froze when she noticed the person sitting in the far corner. She quietly drew her wand, just in case, and walked up to the stranger. Why did someone have to choose right now to be creepy? Or maybe they were just sad, she could understand wanting to hide away in here, not be perceived. It was essentially what she was doing right now. Either way, she had not formed enough trust to be calm near a stranger. Though she had yet to tell the gender, she still approached with caution.
“War doesn't determine who's right. War determines who remains.”
― R.F. Kuang
Time: 7 PM
Outfit: here
Ellie was really loving school so far, even though that sentiment would most likely change once she got used to all her classes. Thankfully, she was doing well in her Transfiguration class thus far. Professors have far too much authority over students, she decides. She always despised authority. She'd keep her head down, though. Ellie walked up to the classroom doors, a small skip in her step. The classroom was empty right now, due to Ellie's careful planning. She needed the space to practice, and she knew the door wouldn't be locked. She entered the room, an eerie silence falling over it. She scanned the objects left behind and the absence of chaos. She was tempted to do something that would generally be frowned upon, but decided against it. Ellie froze when she noticed the person sitting in the far corner. She quietly drew her wand, just in case, and walked up to the stranger. Why did someone have to choose right now to be creepy? Or maybe they were just sad, she could understand wanting to hide away in here, not be perceived. It was essentially what she was doing right now. Either way, she had not formed enough trust to be calm near a stranger. Though she had yet to tell the gender, she still approached with caution.
“War doesn't determine who's right. War determines who remains.”
― R.F. Kuang