Adolescence

[Kkytha]

Role Playing as Mia Dante

The butterfly had been at it for almost a fortnight since Mia had left the ice-cream parlour chasing a butterfly. Since then she had been tracking the butterfly, quickly packing the basic necessities and following the butterfly.

It took them almost two weeks to arrive at the edge of the Forbidden Forest. The butterfly had led Mia all the way to her new, longed-for school, Hogwarts. But of course, she didn’t know that. All she knew was that the butterfly had gotten tired, and decided to stop fluttering around, settling on her shoulder.

She didn’t know she had arrived at Hogwarts. But she happily settled down, twirling her fingers, playing with the butterfly.

”You’re so pretty,” she mused to the weakling, ”You’re almost golden, you. You’ve kept me going for so long! You’re a strong one, aren’t you, you kept us going for weeks! I better know how to get back, I have no idea how to get back! Did I bring a map? I’m not sure if I did… Let me check.”

She rummaged in her backpack. Toothbrush, Water-can, Musli-bars, compass, wand, transfiguration textbook for light reading. No map. She turned to the butterfly again.

”No map! I’m definitely lost for sure now,” she gasped in an almost comical tone, as if speaking to a little child, ”I wonder how I’ll be able to get home now. Look what you’ve done now, you were so pretty I just had to follow you! Well, hopefully I have enough food to keep me going until I find somew-”

The butterfly flutters off, settling on a bush near the great lake.

“Now you’ve left me. That’s too horrible…”

[Gilver Grimm]

Role Playing as Marcus Grimm

The Great Lake.
The name itself was so fascinating that Marcus felt that he just had to see the lake sometime when he's free.

Along the way, Marcus was recalling what happened in the Ice Cream shop almost two weeks ago and the girl who paid for him. He still hasn't thanked her for what she did and was hoping that he would be able to bump into her someday and pay her back.

As Marcus reached the great lake, he took notice of a girl or err.. a cat? who was standing just near the waters. Could it be?! No way. What a coincidence! The girl named Mia who paid for his treat was there standing near the lake. Marcus felt thankful for the trouble that he had saved to look for her. Since Mia was there, Marcus decided to approach her. "Nice weather today, isn't? What are you doing here Mia? Still looking for butterflies?"