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Post by ovid on Jan 4, 2012 3:22:52 GMT -5
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[/center][/style][/left][/style] [style=width: 320px; font-family: arial narrow; font-size:10px; line-height:91%; text-align:justify; overflow: auto; margin-bottom: 5px; padding-bottom: 5px; height: 320px; padding-top: 5px; margin-right: 5px;margin-top: 10px;]The dungeons. Dreary and dark, the dungeons of Hogwarts was the place that people feared. There was a sort of taboo surrounding it's hard reputation and exterior. Dungeons traditionally were used to hold people prisoner. Hogwarts, being a castle of such impressive age, possibly used their dungeons for the same function once upon a time, possible still do in times of dire distress. It was impossible to say for the young wizards who inhabited the castle today. However, one thing was true. The dungeons, dark and fear-inspired as they were, served as home to a select pantheon of students. Those students who work the colors of emerald green and silver proudly. Those students who are represented by the personality traits of the snake, their patron founder that of the purest blood. Salazar Slytherin was father to the house of Slytherin house, the house which called these macabre parts home. And what man can call his home macabre, or dark, or dreary? None. Ludovic Ovid, a member of Slytherin house in his sixth year of education, found the dungeons to be familiar and warm. Nurturing. It was in these dungeons that he first slept in the castle and continued to sleep. In these dungeons he made his closest friends, fellow members of the most noble house of Salazar Slytherin. These dungeons were as mother's embrace in the castle. Where others would call the dungeons the forsaken grounds of the castle, he could call them the most fertile land.
Night time in the castle led Ludovic to one of the random unoccupied rooms of the dungeon; a place to sit back and rethink the day. Ludovic was a fan of these sort of things. Sitting down, relaxing after a long day of classes or studying, or whatever else it was he was doing and going over the day. Thinking back to what he could have done differently or better. Rethinking how he felt about the people around him. Which he'd have to remove from his life, and which he would keep with him. Perhaps read a book. On this particular day, with nothing really having happened, he thought to his friends and social life. The sixth year boys of Slytherin house seemed to form a sort of pact. The gang of boys, some of which, perhaps even most of which, were purist and shared the stereotypical view of blood purity had been together since their first day of schooling and though they had their ups and downs, they always seemed to come back together. He smiled with thoughts of friends and the past six years that'd passed, while leaning back on the legs of his chair. Where exactly would the year, even the night take him? [style=font-family: Yanone Kaffeesatz; color: 000; line-height:100%; font-size: 15px;]TAG | SOFIA , WORDS | 453 , NOTES | LAME POST. ): [/style][/style][/center] TILLIE AT CAUTION <3 [/blockquote]
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Post by scorpy on Jan 4, 2012 17:39:17 GMT -5
[atrb=border,0,true][atrb=style, background-image:url(http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r71/maggiesrpstuff/BACKGROUNDS/ea5ncojpg.png); width: 457px; padding-top: 30; padding-bottom: 30; -moz-border-radius: 35 35 35 35; -webkit-border-radius: 35 35 35 35;]hi » JUST A DREAM. Scorpius was not happy about getting back into the habit of school. His thoughts were still focusing upon that killer birthday party he had thrown the previous weekend. Not everyone had been able to show up, but there was still a decent turnout. A ton of people from school had been invited and more, but he had been prepared. They all had their fun and then, the next day, dressed up in their stiff suits to be polite and go to the fancy pureblood community New Years Eve party. Most of his vacation consisted of his parents agonizing over his his focus on quidditch; he only managed to get outside to play about two times. The parents never understood Scorpius, perhaps because he had turned out a whole lot different than the way he had been raised.
His thoughts focused upon that vacation as he wandered through the hallways at school after classes, almost a zombie at this point. Scorpius did not care about learning the history of Ashwinder eggs, he just wanted to go outside and play quidditch. Unfortunately for him, though, the weather was terrible and on top of that, it was dark. The Slytherin may have been crazy about the sport, but he wasn't crazy enough to get himself sick over it. So, instead, he put his hands in his pockets and headed toward the common room. The castle was packed, at this time of year. Most students were hanging out all over the place, because of all that inter-house mingling. It was the Slytherins who preferred to stay separate in their common room, unless they were bullying someone or in their own little pack. Considering the lack of housemates he saw in the hallways, Scorpius figured something was going on there. But just as he was about to enter the common room, he changed his mind and headed deeper into the dungeons. Maybe he could have an adventure instead of hanging out with the stuck-up elitists.
The blond sighed, ran a hand through his messy hair unconsciously, before opening the door that led him to a... not so deserted room, apparently. Scorpius raised an eyebrow at the figure sitting in the chair. It was Ludovic, one of the Slytherin purists that he had grown up with. Scorpius had always ignored the whole blood purity thing. All that he knew was that wizards were superior to muggles, as for everything in between, well, that didn't matter to him. He probably could have hit it off very well with James Potter if there hadn't been all that drama with their parents.
"Hey, what are you doing here, mate?" Scorpius asked, pretty surprised he wasn't in the common room with everyone else. Not that he was complaining, if Ludovic wasn't there, Scorpius probably would have sat down for two minutes, then gotten up and left. Now, perhaps, he had a reason to stay. It was up to Ludovic at this point, Scorpy decided, letting his blue eyes scan over his friend briefly.
ludovic, 501 words, sorry my reply sucks
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Post by ovid on Jan 5, 2012 1:14:43 GMT -5
[style=width: 110px; height: 300px; background-color:#faf4e3; opacity: 0.5; margin-left: 280px;] [style=height: 40px; font-size: 80px; font-family: wire one; text-align: center; text-transform: uppercase; line-height: 92%; color: #999; letter-spacing: -2px; width: 90px; opacity: 0%; margin-left: -8px; text-align: center;]THE BEST DAY EVER
[/center][/style][/left][/style] [style=width: 320px; font-family: arial narrow; font-size:10px; line-height:91%; text-align:justify; overflow: auto; margin-bottom: 5px; padding-bottom: 5px; height: 320px; padding-top: 5px; margin-right: 5px;margin-top: 10px;]It'd truly been quite the event, if Ludovic would say the least. His thoughts took him back to the party which the Malfoy threw for his birthday just before the New Years celebration. Ludovic remembered it fondly, as one remembers teenage events, full and overflowing with beverages they were yet of legal age to partake of and fleeting imitations of love which climaxed in regret and shame. Ludovic had partaken in it all, as a headstrong youth typically does. He was quite inebriated, and chose to slide his tongue into the mouth of a particular girl he was sure he'd never remember the name of and wouldn't care for in the slightest in the future. His head was swimming the next day as he said hello to the aristocracy of the British wizarding community but it was all in the spirit of youth, and a smile befell his face as he thought of it. He would repeat the night any day though he'd prefer just some minor adjustments, none of which he would openly admit for fear of how the reaction would encourage specific other's view of him. Aside from the one night, the rest of his vacation was lackluster, filled with longing for returning to the castle, to see his friends and resume his studies.
The door crept open, cutting Ludovic's thoughts as they grew, his eyes called to the stimulus. He smiled at who he saw, Ludovic being quite fond of the Malfoy. Both members of the same year and group of friends within the community of Slytherin boys, they'd come to know one another quite well, though not nearly as some others. They were by no means best of friends, but friends nonetheless, and a friendship Ludovic appreciated. The small sliver of Ludovic's soul that wasn't biased towards lineage clung to Scorpius, seeing his lack of prejudice as a strong characteristic which it would hope Ludovic would adopt as he grew. He'd often cast these thoughts to the back of his mind, constantly reminding himself that this was simply the way it was. Those of muggle ancestry were below him, regardless of if they could perform magic on an equal playing field as he could. So what would explain his seemingly uncanny attraction to blond boy standing before him? His embodiment of those qualities which placed all of his friends into his most noble house. Ludovic was not so taken with quidditch, but he often went out to support his friends, Scorpius included. He admired his skill and ambition, his spirit which constantly pulled him to form and ultimately victory. It was the true spirit of Slytherin, not the notion of blood purity, but the achievement of one's aspirations though cunning and longsuffering.
"Nothing really," he replied to the boy standing in the door, his lips curling up into a smirk. He thought it'd be weird to admit to the boy that he simply didn't want to be in the common room at the moment conversing with the others about the usual topics of how they should terrorize the mudbloods walking about the hallway. Don't get it wrong, he loved bullying mudbloods, but it wasn't all he wanted to do. He enjoyed talking about normal things and being normal friends. If there was anyone he could do that with, he was sure it was Scorpius. He could only hope that he would come into the room, close the door, take a seat, and indulge him in conversation. Who was he kidding? Ludovic had something of a crush on Scorpius. Ever since last year when he came to terms with his attraction for members of the same sex, he'd had eyes for him. He'd often go to games to simply gaze upon him, sit behind him in class so he could peek over to see the chiseled bones of his face and his hair, so blond, capturing and emitting rays of light akin to that of the sun. He saw him as an Adonis amongst men, something to be chased and conquered as were all those things which Ludovic was attracted to. It was in fact Scorpius who sparked his interest in men when he found himself staring at the boy for no apparent reason, his eyes wandering up and down his frame repeatedly. He wasn't quite sure if the feelings were reciprocated, or if even of knowledge to Scorpius. Parts of him wanted him to know, parts didn't.
"Come in, mate. Stay a while. I can't be stuffed up in the common room right now and I could use the company." Sly this one. Sure he'd like company, who wouldn't. But he really just wanted a reason to look at him. A physical attraction, the presence of reciprocation yet known to him, drove his moves. It was classic Ludovic to disguise his true wants behind falsities. The problem was that the Malfoy knew well of Ludovic's habits having grown up with him, and if he knew of Ludovic's affection (perhaps that's a poor word choice since, while he appreciated aspects of Scorpius' personality, his attraction was merely physical), he could easily deduce that his main interest was not company of the sort between friends, but between those who harbor more than friendship between them. Or was it a problem at all? Perhaps not. Perhaps he would want the same thing.
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Post by scorpy on Jan 6, 2012 19:02:56 GMT -5
[atrb=border,0,true][atrb=style, background-image:url(http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r71/maggiesrpstuff/BACKGROUNDS/ea5ncojpg.png); width: 457px; padding-top: 30; padding-bottom: 30; -moz-border-radius: 35 35 35 35; -webkit-border-radius: 35 35 35 35;]hi » JUST A DREAM. Scorpius has, in all honesty, never really paid that much attention to Ludovic. It wasn't as if Scorpius didn't like Ludovic, it was just that he never really paid attention to well... anybody. Some would say he did it on purpose, but in reality, he just didn't care. That's why he had never hung on to a girlfriend for too long; he'd get bored and stop putting any effort in, and the girl would get mad and dump his ass if he hadn't already dumped her. But nowadays, he was starting to wonder if he was getting bored because... maybe he liked guys?
Scorpius had caught himself checking out none other than James Potter. He hated the kid, but he had to admit, Potter was a sexy beast (obviously not as good looking as Scorpius himself, but still). Luckily, nobody had noticed what he had done. Ever since that moment, Scorpius had found himself checking out different guys, and Ludovic was no exception. His blue eyes wandered over the boy once more. He was tall, blonde, had nice bone structure, nice hair, and was pretty freaking attractive. However, Scorpius was pretty sure that it wasn't his place to hit on a Slytherin purist; that would not end well. Sure, he was ignorant sometimes, but he wasn't stupid.
"Nothing really," Ludovic said, when Scorpius asked him what he was doing there. He had to raise an eyebrow at that. Obviously Ludovic didn't want to admit anything, but Scorpius didn't really care too much about what he was doing there. He was asking as more of a formality, so, he'd just let it slide. The other Slytherin, however, continued. "Come in, mate. Stay a while. I can't be stuffed up in the common room right now and I could use the company." Scorpius had to smirk at that. "Desperate for my company, aren't you, mate?" he asked, pretty much teasing the other guy.
"But sure, why not? It's not like we'll be missing out on anything important," Scorpius stated, knowing very well that the other Slytherins were probably trying to figure out ways to bully other people, or perhaps just simply having a party. Scorpius partied hard, that was evident from his birthday party, but he also knew when to focus... focus on quidditch that is, not homework. He ran his left hand through his hair again, before taking the seat near Ludovic. "You come here often?" he asked, smirking again as he looked around. The walls and ceiling were dark and damp, and there was only a little bit of light that illuminated the room. A part of him expected a frog or some strange goo to fall off the ceiling. Or perhaps a ghost would show up out of nowhere. There were quite a few ghosts that liked to wander the dungeons, or so Scorpius had heard.
Scorpius was not exactly creeped out or anything of the like, by the dungeons at least. He just found it odd being in... something similar to a classroom when there were no more classes left. He was only in a classroom if he had detention or if he was going somewhere private with a girl. He did not just sit down and ponder the mysteries of the universe, which he did not realize that Ludovic did. To do so was what Scorpius considered an immense waste of time. That time could be better spent playing quidditch. Sure, he was obsessed, but for good reason. Any random wizard on the street could play quidditch, but not any random wizard could play well enough for a professional team. Scorpius wanted to be on a professional team, and no, not when he was twenty years old. Scorpius wanted to be recruited straight out of Hogwarts; to do so, he would have to put quidditch first and everything second. Today, however, since the weather sucked and it was dark out, it was okay if he focused on something, or rather, someone else.
ludovic, 662 words, sorry i rambled a lot
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Post by ovid on Jan 7, 2012 3:36:22 GMT -5
[style=width: 110px; height: 300px; background-color:#faf4e3; opacity: 0.5; margin-left: 280px;] [style=height: 40px; font-size: 80px; font-family: wire one; text-align: center; text-transform: uppercase; line-height: 92%; color: #999; letter-spacing: -2px; width: 90px; opacity: 0%; margin-left: -8px; text-align: center;]THE BEST DAY EVER
[/center][/style][/left][/style] [style=width: 320px; font-family: arial narrow; font-size:10px; line-height:91%; text-align:justify; overflow: auto; margin-bottom: 5px; padding-bottom: 5px; height: 320px; padding-top: 5px; margin-right: 5px;margin-top: 10px;]Ludovic recalled the troubled days passed when he was considering his confusion. It was no secret that from the time Ludovic came of age and looks to be considered by the opposite sex, he was. He worked up a reputation for being quite the charmer, easily working his way into the clutches of the girls he desired. It was as easy for the boy to remove himself from them as it was to get with them though. Known for having something of an insatiable appetite, he used and dumped the girls he'd become entangled with. Some might just say he was promiscuous, and they wouldn't be incorrect, but there was something deeper. His appetite craved more than just the touch of women. He found himself thinking what it would be like to be involved with another man. Of course, as a boy of his background, it wasn't a preferential lifestyle. There would certainly be backlash from the community, but Ludovic, as headstrong as he was adamant about blood purity, was prepared to handle that backlash. The way he saw it, he wasn't looking for a commitment from either sex, so it wouldn't really be that big of a deal anyway.
So when Scorpius replied to his invitation to enter the room with him, he couldn't help but feel somewhat embarrassed. It wasn't that he was desperate. Please. Ludovic was plenty self-confident, bordering on cocky and knew very well he could have nearly anyone he wanted if he would will it so. So desperate was something of an overstatement, but it was true that he desired Scorpius' company. The other boy's playfulness in his statement piqued Ludovic's curiosity and filled his thoughts with the possible reciprocation of his attractions. Perhaps his choice to step out of the pureblood-mania that was most likely happening in the common room was a beneficial choice. He knew Scorpius to often step out of such conversations whenever it was brought up in their circle of friends. Perhaps the boy was responsible for the creation of the little whisper in Ludovic's ear telling him the whole blood purity thing was being blown out of proportion. Even if he was, Ludovic would never admit to such as it would give Scorpius something of a power over him. As to think of him so highly that he could influence his very way of thinking. No, that part of him must have been spurred by himself. No questions asked. "Yeah, I'm certain they're all devising some plot to bewitch the forks of the Huffies so it stabs their tongues instead of the food... or something sinister of that sort." he chuckled, picturing the spectacle in his mind. That was one prank Ludovic wouldn't find himself apart of, having respect for the other houses.
"I come here on occasion," he nodded, scratching his temple, recalling the nights he'd spent in this room studying. "When I can no longer bear to talk about politics and such. I find that we spend to much time on it." He would quickly divert the conversation from politics. It was becoming to much for him, honestly. He would instead talk about things normal carefree schoolboys talk about. Quidditch, the latest music, or reminisce on Scorpius' own birthday party. Perhaps make fun of the stuffy old folk they were forced to communicate with the very day after. He looked to Scorpius, taking note of his smirk, and then of his gander about the room. It was most curious, he thought, for a sixth year to still be fascinated with the place that they'd called home for so long. Especially the dungeons, where the snakes were given room to slither. Ludovic had encountered a newt in the room but two years ago, but it was of no distraction. He used the newt to practice his spells. Needless to say, the newt didn't get to see the daylight again. "I'm surprised you're not out playing quidditch." he smirked, knowing full well that it was night and that the conditions weren't right. "Even on a night such as this, I could see you flying about as it if were a night in the summer." Of course, he wouldn't have Scorpius out on the pitch, but in here, with him, so that hopefully he could get his thoughts of him made to reality and then cast from his mind. As he did with all the rest. [style=font-family: Yanone Kaffeesatz; color: 000; line-height:100%; font-size: 15px;]TAG | SOFIA , WORDS | 735 , NOTES | RAMBLERAMBLE [/style][/style] [/center] TILLIE AT CAUTION <3 [/blockquote]
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Post by scorpy on Jan 16, 2012 20:03:44 GMT -5
[atrb=border,0,true][atrb=style, background-image:url(http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r71/maggiesrpstuff/BACKGROUNDS/ea5ncojpg.png); width: 457px; padding-top: 30; padding-bottom: 30; -moz-border-radius: 35 35 35 35; -webkit-border-radius: 35 35 35 35;]hi » JUST A DREAM. Scorpius was still wondering why Ludovic was in the dungeons, all alone. He could not have been meeting anybody, since he had just asked him to stay... so what was it? Did he enjoy the environment of the creepy dungeon? Or perhaps did he just need a quiet place to be? The dungeon was definitely not the best place to go if you wanted something quiet; it was fairly creepy. Only Slytherins would even think about. Scorpius himself preferred, obviously, the quidditch pitch. Sure, crazed people like him used the pitch all the time to actually play, but the field was huge and there were so many places to simply be alone and think. The corner beneath the Hufflepuff stands (because everyone knew that Hufflepuff never had a chance to win; they rarely had as many supporters as the other teams), the patch of the field that was just beyond the quidditch hoops on the east side, and so on. It only took someone with a quidditch-crazed mind such as Scorpius's to find it.
"Yeah, I'm certain they're all devising some plot to bewitch the forks of the Huffies so it stabs their tongues instead of the food... or something sinister of that sort." said Ludovic, when he commented on what the other Slytherins were doing. That seemed to be accurate, at least in Scorpius's mind. Obviously the other Slytherins didn't have anything better to do. Of course, if they were having a huge party that might have come close to being as awesome as Scorpius's birthday party, then he sure as fuck would be there. Scorpius was huge on parties, as long as they did not interfere with quidditch. Ludovic was as well, or so it seemed.
"I come here on occasion, when I can no longer bear to talk about politics and such. I find that we spend to much time on it." Scorpius nodded at that. That was actually perfectly acceptable. Scorpius himself didn't give a fuck about politics. He was staying out of all this drama with the new minister and all, just as his father was. He wanted to reclaim the Malfoy name, but not by getting involved with politics. That didn't work out so well for the family last time. "Understandable, mate. I refuse to even get involved with conversations about politics. It's boring, and I honestly don't care," Scorpius said with a slight laugh, well aware that he might be taken as ignorant because of that statement. Though, honestly, he was smart for not getting involved. Scorpius stretched out and yawned as the other boy continued.
"I'm surprised you're not out playing quidditch. Even on a night such as this, I could see you flying about as it if were a night in the summer." Scorpius had to sigh at that. People felt this need to comment on his lack of playing quidditch. It's not like he could play quidditch all the time. It was kind of annoying, because that was always the first thing people asked him. He knew he was obsessed, and he knew that he would always rather be playing quidditch, but people needed to figure out something else to talk to him about. "Nah, not today. I wish I could play Quidditch all the time, but I can't, so I'm here," he said, almost grinning. What Scorpius just said could be taken as an insult, but if Ludovic was the friend that Scorpius thought he was, he wouldn't care.
ludovic, 578, sorry it's late <3
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