The room of requirement

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Jonny walked past a corridor in seventh floor, then suddenly a door appeared.
He walked in and hoped for to find an exercise room.
Suddenly the room was an exercise studio!
He walked in and started to exercise with weights.
Then he took some sit-ups.
And ended with 100 pushups without stop

''I don't know, I've never met anyone else yet.'' He nodded at Jonny's answer.

"it seems you shouldn't get on my bad side then" she said laughing. She conjured a swan out of water and made her swoop around.

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I may look innocent
But i have the mind of a devil
And a past full of horror

''Calm it, I can put up a wall of fire to make the water into steam.'' He crossed his arms.

he left the room so they did not notice him

"ahhh" she said smiling "but if i conjoured more cold water, it would counteract the heat" ahe winked "i really hope for everyone's sake we never argue"
She made the swan sit delicately on his head


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I may look innocent
But i have the mind of a devil
And a past of horror

He tensed for a moment at the touch of water at his head then said in a very cold voice ''Did you just put water on my head?'' While taking all the heat out of the room.

Eyes widen as i realise. I quickly make the bird take flight "s**t! Sorry!"

Ooc: too tired to think ^^


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I may look innocent,
But i have the mind of a devil
And a past of horror

OoC: Well, do as I and go to bed! See you tomorrow! :3

Ooc: See ya

''Never, ever put water on me.'' The warmth had dissapeared entirely as he had absorbed it all.

Apollonius was irked by boy's dramatics and resolved to teach him a lesson. 'Aquorbis!' He declared and a thick ribbon of water burst from the tip of his wand and snaked around the boy until it formed a perfect sphere.

He lifted the boy into the air as the water surrounded him and cast his algorunda spell and the blizzard-wind crystallised the choking sphere of water into a frozen ball of ice. Unable to reach for his wand, and with any talent for fire quenched by the choking prison he found himself in, the boy was utterly unable to break free.

'Carcer... evanesca!' Said Apollonius and the crystallised prison of ice vanished. 'Less of the dramatics next time, perhaps? Though your little display does raise one question: how do you bathe?'

''Less dramatics, von Hohenheim? I was merely teaching the girl a lesson, and to your question; in privacy.'' Still wet he cast the fiery-rope charm loosely around himself to dry the water. ''I think you are the dramatic one here, as is fitting for a Slytherin.''

'I don't recall ever yelping in dismay because a little water splashed my head.' Laughed Apollonius. 'Oh it really is quite quaint of you to be so flustered.'

''I may look flustered, bit as you should know, looks are decieving. And no, but have you ever had the feeling of losing over half of your power by coming in contact with great masses of water? No? Shame.'' He dispelle the charm, now dry. ''Anyhow, let's not make to much of a ruckus of this.''

'So you only appear to be flustered? Well, it is quite the coup of dignity to look flustered when perfectly calm.' Laughed Apollonius at this sub-par answer. 'I always thought somebody of your talent would be less... flouncing. Still, I suppose talent is no substitute for breeding.'

''I am, unpredictable. Sometimes flouncing, sometimes not.''

'The very embodiment of fire? I cannot deny a man his unpredictability, given my proclivity thereto.' Said Apollonius pompously.

''Embodiment? Oh no, I am but a vessel for the great fire burning in us all. I am blessed to have recieved the power to use it!'' He answered just as pompously.

'Haha.' Laughed Apollonius. 'You're not too bad.'

''I try.'' He smiled himself and sheathed his wand into the arm-sheath he had.

She glared at Apollo, "i don't need your help in my dissputes" she announced and she stalked out of the room, placing her wand behing her ear.

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I may look innocent,
But i have the mind of a devil,
And a past full of horror

''Well, goodbye then.'' He didn't bother to wave at her.

'You should keep a civil tongue in your head, Gryffindor, before I pull it out.' Apollonius said and as he slashed his wand a thin whip of fire burst forth and slashed Emilia.

He stupefied her, and as she feel to the floor said 'nasum perfringo!' and shattered her nose. 'She can stay there for all I care. Perhaps I should have broken her legs instead – then she might never have been found.'

He smiled ''Yes, let's keep her there, shall we? But let's not keep it comfortable.''He used Dissendio at the ropes and the fire-rope charm then, burning her wherever her skin touched the ropes.

'You're not bad for a Ravenclaw.' Said Apollonius, laughing.