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dressrobes2012-01-17 06:43 am
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IC prospective
Character: Jim Moriarty
Mun: Eri
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Bending myself to technical matters, I have contrived a revolutionary spell which is based on high-frequency sound waves. Extremely effective in the short range in initial tests, it unfortunately consumes quite a high level of power. I envisage it will be of great use once better refined, being easily activated and capable of causing a great deal of damage, including the temporary deafening of guard dogs. Has demonstrated a curious side effect; spell seems to have the ability to melt any chocolates within 100 paces whilst leaving other objects - glass, cabinetry, structures of any sort - intact. Cannot forsee a use, but will nonetheless log in the report. May need to defer to someone more knowledgeable in the use of sound waves.
Mun: Eri
Plot specific: N
Bending myself to technical matters, I have contrived a revolutionary spell which is based on high-frequency sound waves. Extremely effective in the short range in initial tests, it unfortunately consumes quite a high level of power. I envisage it will be of great use once better refined, being easily activated and capable of causing a great deal of damage, including the temporary deafening of guard dogs. Has demonstrated a curious side effect; spell seems to have the ability to melt any chocolates within 100 paces whilst leaving other objects - glass, cabinetry, structures of any sort - intact. Cannot forsee a use, but will nonetheless log in the report. May need to defer to someone more knowledgeable in the use of sound waves.
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You'd better pay to replace it. All of it.
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You shoudldn't have been around when I was testing this. Not my fault.
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Paying for the damage won't put a dent in your wallet.
So do it.
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...No.
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Don't expect me to help you the next time you need it, then.
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You'll help. You always do.
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Desert isn't always chocolate, I'd have to wait until they decided to serve us the right thing. [impatient dots tapped out with the quill]
I can't help if I'm busy swiping chocolate from first-years.
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They usually have some sort of candy for those less inclined for proper things. Are Chocolate Frogs not a staple?
No, you can't swipe chocolate from first years if you're busy helping. Besides, how hard can it be?
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It isn't hard, its troublesome.
But Fine. [the final letter and period are written heavily from exasperation]
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Family thinks I have a penchant for chocolate because of you, and now I get it in every letter, almost. You're welcome.
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Send for a letter. You always get the good stuff we can't get at school.
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That is rediculous, Seb.
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[He isn't happy about it, but arguing with Jim always ends in more frustration than he'd started with - Seb doesn't know why he still tries.]
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[He argues, because Seb's frustration is amusing on a regular basis. He'll get his chocolate, sometime.]
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[better be soon, or he actually /won't/ be able to help because he's in detention from stealing from first years]
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I don't~