Post by Jamie Rosenthal on Apr 17, 2013 2:05:08 GMT -5
The estate in Belin was finally taken care of. His parents' house was finally belonging jointly to him and Li, and there was something bittersweet about leaving Germany to live in London. There was less violence here, his sister had been so worried about him being near youngsterw with magic with his inability to feel if anyone had cast something upon him. She worried about him as their mother had.
Li was all he had, after all.
Right now, he had just finished speaking with the Headmistress at the school, who had brought him on as Madame Pomfrey's assistant. The next year, he would be the sole healer and that concept excited him to no end. He enjoyed helping people, and his knowledge had no limit. For the time being, he was told to get to know the area and had made his way to Hogsmeade Village, a tattered copy of A Midsummer Night's Dream tucked up under his arm.
He must have looked a sight as the wind blew him into the village. Long crimson locks caught in the torrent of wind and set ablaze by the light of the sun, pale skin smooth and unmarred, green eyes soft and mellow, and the bottom of the fur lined cape he wore skirting along the ground. He could have stepped out of a Germanic tale of romance, but he was very real. The features of his face were settled in an expression of contemplation as he glanced over all of the shop fronts and the window displays. Hogsmeade was charming in its own way and he enjoyed the quiet over the hustle of Berlin.
Hw found the aroma of sweets catching the air and it began to grate upon his stomach before his quietly striding form turned and went into the shop, smiling at the soft jingle of the bell above his head. The building provided those locks shelter from the wind and they fell again, forming a scarlet halo about his head. The person behind the counter greeted him, and when he spoke, the voice that escaped his lips was even as beautiful as his visage, deep, yet with underlying tones of sorrow. "Guten Morgen." He crooned in a soft pitch, eyes sliding over the bright displays of candies and sweets.
His eyes fell on a plate of Pumpkin Pastys and curiousity etched over his features, "Vat are zose?" He listened intently to the explanation, honestly intrigued by the sound. They did not have those in Berlin. May as well try one. "May I haf one or two of sem? Zey look vonderful." After paying, the shopkeep was gifted with a deep, "Danke."
Soon the chair within the shop would find itself occupied with the curtain of crimson draped over the back. His tall frame was relaxed, legs crossed, and the book was help open to somewhere in the middle. Free hand ushered a pasty to his mouth where he found himself rather enjoying the flavors that it had.
They really were good.
Li was all he had, after all.
Right now, he had just finished speaking with the Headmistress at the school, who had brought him on as Madame Pomfrey's assistant. The next year, he would be the sole healer and that concept excited him to no end. He enjoyed helping people, and his knowledge had no limit. For the time being, he was told to get to know the area and had made his way to Hogsmeade Village, a tattered copy of A Midsummer Night's Dream tucked up under his arm.
He must have looked a sight as the wind blew him into the village. Long crimson locks caught in the torrent of wind and set ablaze by the light of the sun, pale skin smooth and unmarred, green eyes soft and mellow, and the bottom of the fur lined cape he wore skirting along the ground. He could have stepped out of a Germanic tale of romance, but he was very real. The features of his face were settled in an expression of contemplation as he glanced over all of the shop fronts and the window displays. Hogsmeade was charming in its own way and he enjoyed the quiet over the hustle of Berlin.
Hw found the aroma of sweets catching the air and it began to grate upon his stomach before his quietly striding form turned and went into the shop, smiling at the soft jingle of the bell above his head. The building provided those locks shelter from the wind and they fell again, forming a scarlet halo about his head. The person behind the counter greeted him, and when he spoke, the voice that escaped his lips was even as beautiful as his visage, deep, yet with underlying tones of sorrow. "Guten Morgen." He crooned in a soft pitch, eyes sliding over the bright displays of candies and sweets.
His eyes fell on a plate of Pumpkin Pastys and curiousity etched over his features, "Vat are zose?" He listened intently to the explanation, honestly intrigued by the sound. They did not have those in Berlin. May as well try one. "May I haf one or two of sem? Zey look vonderful." After paying, the shopkeep was gifted with a deep, "Danke."
Soon the chair within the shop would find itself occupied with the curtain of crimson draped over the back. His tall frame was relaxed, legs crossed, and the book was help open to somewhere in the middle. Free hand ushered a pasty to his mouth where he found himself rather enjoying the flavors that it had.
They really were good.