RP Of The Month January Ongoing

Emiline found herself sighing yet again at this boy's continued antics. Admittedly the cloak did cost rather too much for her to buy last year. So how the hell did save up enough galleons to buy the damn thing anyways?!

Trying her best to ignore his mildly annoying tone that just keeps yapping, she focuses on the path ahead. And she took her eyes off the younger year, only for a second and somehow he had managed to trip and started bouncing down the hill she hadn't noticed. She tried not to groan. This boy was a disaster after a disaster.

Jogging down towards him, bringing the light from the tip of her wand so she could see her footing. She quickly made her way to his side. "You are infuriating. How an earth do you manage to trip while I literally have light charm on the go?" Despite the girl's complaint, her eyes scanned for blood or worse plants wrapping round the poor boy, to drag him off deeper into the forest.

She rolled her eyes and tutted at his obvious lie. "I'm fine,". She herself had said that many times, not because of physical injuries but rather mental strain. So she knew it was a lie so she wouldn't worry, or did he lie because she'd been too harsh earlier? She sighed again, but this time not from annoyance, from reluctant acceptance. Joseph was an underclassman and she should try to be a better role model. So she placed her hand gently, but securely on his shoulder. "Just hang on a second, you can't walk on like that, let me heal ya, alright?" She then paused realising she would have to get right of Lumos to do so. "Uh.... the light's gonna go out while I do the charm..... Is that okay?" She asked somewhat nervously.

She paused for a moment longer before casting 'nox' to get rid of Lumos and the darkness surged towards them. She was glad she kept her hand on Joseph's shoulder, she could barely see him. She readied herself to cast the Healing Charm, Reparifors if she remembered correctly. She flicked her wand at Joseph, mainly on his back and legs. But nothing happened. "Huh..... It didn't work?" She looked at her wand in the gloom, confused. "Looks like you'll have to lean on me, the good -old- fashioned way." She flicked her wand in the Lumos spell again and brought light back into the gloomy and seemingly deep forest. She hovered her arm around his waist to support his weight if needed and if he decided to lean on her for help.