Ginny Weasley (
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eachdraidh2014-05-03 12:28 pm
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Hullo.
[ And the smiling, freckled face of one Ginny Weasley is all up in this locket. She's clearly outside, soaking in the sunshine as she pulls back so her face isn't filling up the view. ]
There's been loads of talk lately about learning how to fight. Well, fight in other ways, proper swords and all. I reckon I got by all right with my wand during the worm fiasco but I can't deny that's a good thought. Merlin knows I've considered it. [ She laughs. ] Especially since I can imagine my mum in fits over me swinging a sword around.
[ She pauses, then, biting her lip around a thoughtful smile before scrambling forward (carefully) to hang her locket off a low branch of a tree in the bailey. She's sprawled (perhaps rather unladlylike, given the gown she's still getting used to wearing) on a stone bench, a broomstick in her lap, and she looks positively pleased about it. ]
But this is what I'm really excited about. I've had it since the fighting was over, as a gift... [ But she was still a little too banged up to use it. BUT NOW. ] It'd be nice, don't you think, to explore this place a bit? Beyond the castle. I'd love to see what's out there, properly out there.
[ Ginny releases the broom and it rises gently into the air. She touches it fondly. ]
Can't say I fancy flying in a dress, though. Am I allowed trousers here?
[ And the smiling, freckled face of one Ginny Weasley is all up in this locket. She's clearly outside, soaking in the sunshine as she pulls back so her face isn't filling up the view. ]
There's been loads of talk lately about learning how to fight. Well, fight in other ways, proper swords and all. I reckon I got by all right with my wand during the worm fiasco but I can't deny that's a good thought. Merlin knows I've considered it. [ She laughs. ] Especially since I can imagine my mum in fits over me swinging a sword around.
[ She pauses, then, biting her lip around a thoughtful smile before scrambling forward (carefully) to hang her locket off a low branch of a tree in the bailey. She's sprawled (perhaps rather unladlylike, given the gown she's still getting used to wearing) on a stone bench, a broomstick in her lap, and she looks positively pleased about it. ]
But this is what I'm really excited about. I've had it since the fighting was over, as a gift... [ But she was still a little too banged up to use it. BUT NOW. ] It'd be nice, don't you think, to explore this place a bit? Beyond the castle. I'd love to see what's out there, properly out there.
[ Ginny releases the broom and it rises gently into the air. She touches it fondly. ]
Can't say I fancy flying in a dress, though. Am I allowed trousers here?

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[But hell, if she can fly, maybe she can help him with something else.]
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[ But she's winking, already leaning forward, eager. ]
You don't believe me?
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[And he's a bit flustered by her teasing, as well. And he seems to not show any expression in response.]
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I can't do tricks in this dress. [ BUT. She leaves the locket hanging on the branch and goes to sit on the broom in a side saddle sort of way, kicking off the ground so that she's hovering a few feet above the ground. ] I can do a bit of this, though.
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That magic you used against the worms. Think you might fancy doing that a bit more?
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Yeah, it's just as much a part of me as anything else.
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[He reckons the only way to see if the shield in progress really can repel magic is just to use magic on it]
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What d'you need?
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It's supposed to be magic.
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[ She trails off with a soft hum then slips off her broom to stand on the bench and back down. ]
The forge, you said?
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Aye. You know where it is?
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[There is absolutely no irony or sarcasm in his tone. He has quarters fit for the prince. But he never uses them. Better a bed of hay in a corner of the forge than being treated like something he isn't.]
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[And so he will be. He's working on the shield even now. In the depths of the forge, he'll be barechested and drenched in sweat. The shield is presently a battered piece of metal that he's made into close to its appropriate shape, but still in need of more work. And so the steady tempo of heavy hammer blows ringing on steel will be all she needs to find him.]
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The hammer blows are enough of a hint and she stops a fair distance away, certain he won't hear her over the din, and crosses her arms as she waits. And when there's a break in the pounding, she calls out: ]
Not that I mind the show— [ She grins. ] But it's a little warm for standing round.
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There you are. Here, have a look.
[With a pair of tongs, he raised the shield higher so that she could see it. It was still misshapen, but what was striking was how reflective it was. It seemed as fine as mirrored glass, but not nearly so delicate. And that was after he'd heated and beaten it. That alone made it extraordinary.]
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You said it's meant to be magic? [ Ginny glances up from her own reflection in the metal to the young man holding it, brows knit. ] I've never seen anything like it.
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[He looks to her now. This is where she comes in.]
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You want me to hex you?
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No. I want you to fling some of your magic at this here shield. At an angle, mayhaps. So as if don't come back and hurt you.
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ugh my mistake OH WELL ROLLING WITH IT
it's nbd!
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