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 Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 8:52 am
Gregory glared slightly at him. Rolling his eyes he decided to continue on. "Maybe Candace is right for hating that guy. Little bugger doesn't even no when someone is trying to apologize...for the stinkin' first time." said Gregory quietly to himself. It was true, that was probably his first attempt at sincere apology. He headed up the stairs deep in thought. He would be as stubborn as he needed to be about this stuff. He knew he had servant work to do, but more importantly he could have a new target. Snickering, he turned the corner on the first floor deciding to stray away from his common room decision.
Hopefully, he could figure something out on his stroll through the school. He had two options for targets and no locations. He sat down by a door and stared blankly at the wall before him. "What should I do!" he groaned. The Ravenclaw was right about Candace and he could be useful, but Hector wanted nothing to do with him or so it seemed. He sighed deeply, wishing he could have some Gryffindors around to make this holiday vacation better.
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Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 9:07 am
Hector: Hector made his way into the bathroom; it seemed to be empty. He glanced at himself in the mirror; it was a sad sight indeed. There was pie of a sickly yellow color covering his face; he was glad there was no one around. He turned the faucet on full blast, and began washing away the yellow gunk.
That Gryffindor is quite odd, he mused. I wonder why he is so willing to be involved with a Slytherin. He pondered the situation, wiping stray flecks from his ears. He regarded himself in the mirror again; although his face was wet, it seemed to be clear of all traces of pie. He pulled out his wand. A simple heating spell was something he did know, so his fur would be dry in no time.
"He must be trying to 'get back at her' or something," Hector said to himself. "I just hope he isn't in over his head."
With that thought, his fur was completely dried and he exited the bathroom. Instead of turning towards his common room, where he had spent most of his day, he turned towards the grounds.
"I fancy a walk outdoors for some reason..."
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