This was relatively quieter than some of the other tents he had joined before. He supposed that was the result when most of the residents in the tent were nearing 17. He scratched the back of his neck, a sigh escaping him as he realised the kids didn't react to his presence whatsoever. It was expected after all. He didn't exactly expect kids -especially these days- to automatically respect seniors. That was what made them fun - and annoying.

Anyway, back to the matter at hand. One of the kids - bottom of the pile - didn't look so good. Even if he seemed to have enough energy to flick someones head, and get some cookies to eat. Hanako raised an eyebrow at the kid's behavior. Wondering if he was the only one who thought this kid was in some sort of like permanent daze. " Ahahah..." a weak laugh escaped him, rolling his eyes and pulling out his wand. " Wigardium Leviosa "



Hanako said so smoothly and naturally, as if he had done it a thousand times. This was a 1st year spell after all. Confringo failing - that was fine. But the levitation charm? He wasn't that much of a bad duellist.

Levitation Charm • Wingardium Leviosa • [Support][EoT] • WDC 9
Tags: Targeted, Charm
Reducio
Damage
• No Damage (RP effect).
Effect
• The target floats 1m in the air and cannot actively dodge, body-block or search for wand whilst in the air.
• The target suffers –2 Evasion and additional –1 Evasion for every 5 points in Arcane Power.
• The target loses 20 HP from falling after the spell's effect ends.
• Can only be levitated by one person.
Repeated Hit
• The spell continues and is maintained by another person.
Duration
• Until the caster cancels the spell or is damaged.
• Control Check (DC +2 for each next round) is performed every round to check whether the player manages to keep the spell going.
_{directly from dueling team spells here}

Aodhan would feel gravity giving up on him. Not waiting for him to be ready before pulling him up several feet off the floor. Not enough to touch the ceilings of course. ... Yet.

" Might wanna rethink getting close to a kid that looks like he should've gone to the hospital tent first before coming here, don't you think?" Uncaring about what the other older students might think, he slowly tilted the point of his wand, making Aodhan move ever so slightly up in the air along with it. Heheh. This was quite funny to see. " I'll put you down if you say please" he said playfully, a tinge of a smirk on his face.

Meanwhile at the corner of his eye, he sees Cu Sith had already been too distracted by her newest target to care much about everything else going around here.

Ye-jun would see that it was evident that 'discomfort' was not the way he could describe the snakes reaction to their interaction. It bumped its little head against the hand where Ye-jun tried to pet it. As if wanting more of it. She'd flick her little tongue on his hand, careful not to open her mouth. Hanako guessed she didn't want him to think she was going to bite. Anyone with the basic knowledge of snakes knew this was just her way of sensing the guy more.

Directly Talking To: making @Aodhan Shaw fly
Briefly Mentioning: @Ye-Jun Lee, @Eun-ji Lee Hunt@Kim Sato@Tone Bakugo
Even more briefly mentioning:

@Kim Sato * @Hanako Tone * @Tone Bakugo

Blue in English, Red in Korean

“Does it really hurt that much?” Eun-ji paused upon hearing Kim's question. Did it? Well, it kind of did but she supposed it was more that she was caught off guard by his touch than anything else. “It’s not too bad. I just got the stitches removed recently so it’s still a bit sensitive that’s all. Muggle medicine does not work quite as fast as healing magic does.” She shrugged, clearly not all that bothered. She had suffered many injuries throughout her life, some were taken care of by her mother who was a healer, others by her father, who was a surgeon. She got used to both methods and her pain tolerance was rather high. As opposed to the physical consequences of this injury, the witch was more bothered by the circumstances that caused it. “I try, but injuries just happen sometimes. It’s not that serious.”

Although Eun-ji wasn’t exactly fond of the topic at hand, it did warm her cold thorny heart that Kim obviously still cared and worried for her. She also appreciated his seamless acceptance of her strange response. Would it help her feel better? Unlikely. She was just being petty that’s all. She’d do most anything to get back at her grandparents at this point. It always seemed to give her a strange sense of satisfaction. Naturally, the Ravenclaw was not stupid and knew it was an awfully toxic way to deal with her resentment but to be fair, that was one of the least unhealthy coping mechanisms she acquired during the last few years so she already made peace with it. Everybody had their flaws and she was no different. Sure, the Hunts wanted her to pretend she had none and Eun-ji did her best to make them happy but they all knew it was just a veneer of perfection. On the contrary, as time went by, her heart slowly withered and she was becoming more and more flawed. Luckily, she hid it well enough.

Lost in thought and momentarily distracted by Hana’s presence, Eun-ji failed to notice the knowing smirk tugging at her friend’s lips. Arguably, it was better that way; she’d be mortified to know she was not as subtle about her feelings as she hoped to be. “Good, let me know when it’s safe to let the troublemaker out.” The Ravenclaw refocused on their conversation fairly quickly. She was glad Kim had the potions to help him with the allergies; she’d hate for him to suffer through the whole summer being stuck in a tent with cats. She sighed, looking at her furry friend, still trapped in the cage. “Currently? He is probably restless. Doesn’t like to be trapped for too long.” While the silver coated cat typically stuck by her side anyway, he was not a fan of being confined in small spaces. If he wanted to be curled in a box, it was to be by his own decision. “Don’t worry though. Even once I free him, you know he won’t approach you unless you do it first.” Eun-ji made sure to teach him well. She didn't have many friends but those few she had, she always made sure to take care off.

Alas, their conversation was soon interrupted once more...and by the very same culprit no less. Apparently, Hana was bored enough to think levitating one of the kids was a good idea. The witch was not surprised but neither was she amused. While she didn’t have much love for children, Eun-ji would prefer if there were no accidents in her tent. Thy didn't even settle in properly! “Hana…put the kid down before someone gets injured.” She commented nonchalantly with her signature raised eyebrow. An expression the Slytherin would be all too familiar with by now. The boy definitely found himself on the receiving end of it more often than anyone else. He probably won't listen anyway... After all, it's not like she held any sway over Hana whatsoever. Would she like to be important enough for him to heed her warning? Yes. Was she naive enough to think such thing possible? Thankfully, no.

Healing Sage *Perfectionist * Death Defiance * Healing Sage II * Spell Spread * Animagus * Prodigal Charms
Stats: Stamina: 12 * Evasion: 13 * Strength: 4 * Wisdom: 15 * Arcane Power: 13 * Accuracy: 15

@Aodhan Shaw * @Hanako Tone * @Tone Bakugo

Violet in English, Red in Korean and Blue in French

Ye-jun frowned at his friend’s words. Though the statement was hardly surprising, it didn’t mean he had to like it. In theory, it was undoubtedly nice of Tone to be friendly with everyone but the reality was, not all people would appreciate his…enthusiasm. Sometimes, Ye-jun wished he wasn’t so persistent and learned to give up, when the other party made clear they were not interested in making friends. It was nice that he wanted to help but he should also learn how to put himself first from time to time. Alas, he was not sure he was the right person to point that out since his own ways were questionable at best. Truth be told, the Korean boy was the exact opposite of the Mahoutokoro student. He honestly couldn’t be bothered to force relationships like that. Trust didn’t come easy to him, so he’d rather be alone than risk being stuck with people that weren’t worth his time. This meant he generally made very little to no effort to get to know somebody.

“Well, I’m not them and have absolutely zero desire to test your resilience.” Ye-jun settled for focusing on himself rather than lecturing Tone about his habits. He didn’t want to offend his friend in case the younger boy didn’t want him all up in his business. Maybe if they were closer, he’d allow himself to tell him, but it was still a bit hard to say where the two of them stood when it came to their boundaries. “Mm. I'll try and give you a bit more notice next time!” The Beauxbatons student relaxed marginally upon hearing that promise. “Thank you. I really appreciate that.” The wizard said honestly, hoping he didn’t dampen the mood. That was the last thing he wanted to do since they finally got to see each other in person again.

Luckily, just when he was thinking of what to say next, a savior came in the form of a beautiful snake. Ye-jun was pleased, when he was not only allowed to pet the creature, but found it seemed to really like him. “So you are beautiful and sweet. How lucky am I?” Judging by the tail that was shorter, thinner and tapered more quickly and evenly to the tip, Ye-jun guessed it might be a girl but that was just an observation that could be wrong. He would have to find the owner later and ask. Smiling, he hummed when Tone agreed with the snake loveliness. Still when he reached out to pet it, the Korean boy paid full attention to its reactions. Thanks to many years of helping his father at the clinic, he learned to read animal telltale signs rather well. If the snake gave even the smallest indication that he did not want to be petted by Tone, he was ready to stop his hand in an instant. He was not risking a bite even if it wasn’t a venomous snake.

"...He seems to be a decent person." Ye-jun mulled over the words unhappily. Coming from Tone, who was overly nice, and hearing the rest of what he said, didn’t make him any more inclined to like the guy. He didn’t really know, who Angel was or what drama his friend referred to but if ‘decent’ was the word he went for, then he was definitely not good enough for Eun-ji. “Well…I can’t say I really know him. I ran into him once and seen him around on couple more occasions…Neither of which made a particularly positive impression on me.” Ye-jun sighed and shook his head. “I was hoping I might have just been too hard on him.” He couldn’t really tell Tone, why he needed to know. That was his cousin’s secret to give not his and he would never betray her trust. “My cousin seems to be friends with him so I was just curious.” In the end, he went for a half-truth since he didn’t want to dismiss the question entirely.

Well, we are sharing a tent, perhaps I will be pleasantly surprised yet. Unfortunately, just as he finished the thought, Hana chose to make one of the children fly up in the air. Or not… He rolled his eyes at the antics. “God...what is he? Twelve?” Ye-jun did not feel inclined to interfere but he also failed to see any amusement in it. Of course, if the kid seemed genuinely distressed, he would step in but for now he settled for petting the snake and observing the situation from afar. He’d much rather just hang around with Tone than cause a scene if he could help it.

Obnoxiously Strong *Lovely Creature * Sixth Sense * Impartial * The Martial artist * Fearless * Prodigal Dark Arts
Stats: Stamina: 10 * Evasion: 14 * Strength: 16 * Wisdom: 11 * Arcane Power: 8 * Accuracy: 13

English

Parseltongue

" I'm the more interesting one between the two 'Tone's' here, clearly" he said in jest. The sort with evident purposely intent to make jabs at someone. Followed by his typical cheeky grin. He was making a kid float, he wasn't deaf. " And please, is it really my 'smooth words', or the lack of security in your event", he shrugged, looking back at the two boys briefly. " Not my fault there was a crazy person, and an even crazier boyfriend in a spin the bottle game. Should you really be making events if you can't make sure all your participants are safe and sane? That guy didn't even get a slap on the wrist from what I remember~" he hummed out in a sing-songy voice with an amused grin. There were other chatter but it was either in a language he didn't understand, or something he didn't feel like he should bother replying. Some too quiet that he couldn't catch, even.

" Oh, so you do remember me" he turned his head back to Ye-jun to wink at him playfully. " Totally get it. I'm memorable, I know".

He knew he was being purposely difficult. But did he care? No. He had unresolved issues with that guy (Tone). And it was going to take a long time for him to start being civil with anyone. Much less with him. Even if he had to be an arse about it. That was just his style. And he was determined to stick to it until summer camp was over.

Well….. there was determination. Until Eun-ji called Hanako and his grin faltered to a neutral expression. As if her voice had the rare ability to make him put aside his bullshit. He frowned a little, as if thinking seriously about her instruction.

" What do I get in return?"

She mellowed out his bullshit, didn't mean that she annihilated it completely .

" He seems to be having fun" he grinned, a bit softer this time with a shrug. " Would you like to go next, maybe? I could do it again if you asked~" he teased.

w/c: 293

Directly Talking To: the gross children @Aodhan Shaw, @Ye-Jun Lee, @Eun-ji Lee Hunt@Kim Sato@Tone Bakugo