Nott for Nothing
Nov 22, 2014 6:19:01 GMT
Post by Deleted on Nov 22, 2014 6:19:01 GMT
A twelve inch essay on the properties of Armadillo Bile. It was ludicrous and a waste of time, and yet she'd spent three hours in the library digging through old potions books to complete the essay that would in essense, make up for her abysmal work in class. It ended up being cruel irony that the first potion Rosalee messed up that year was a Wit-Sharpening Potion. At least this time when the brew failed, it hadn't been because of her lack of knowledge but because of the short temper she attributed to the Nott blood in her. When in doubt, blame Grandfather, she had thought to herself the moment that she'd 'accidentally' dumped her portion of Armadillo Bile on her Gryffindor partner when the stupid slag couldn't keep her elbows to her side of the table. When the potion failed and the lonely little lion cried over her stained and smelly blouse, it was Rosalee who was given the extra assignment, and from her own Head of House. Then the old buffoon had the nerve to advise her that seeking out tutoring for Potions could improve her classwork. She'd left the Dungeons in a huff, determined to make it to the Library before anyone noticed her leave.
Unfortunately she was spotted returning from the Library by the very Gryffindor who'd caused her so much trouble to begin with.
"Nott," the girl in red and gold glared at her and Rosalee did her best to show complete indifference as her mother had taught her, though growing up spending weekends at Malfoy Manor with her cousin had the smallest hint of a well placed sneer crawling up her lips. Her mother detested the look. Apparently so did the Gryffindor who was soon flanked by another lioness and what looked to be a lanky taller version of herself in male form.
"I'll be polite this time," Rosalee smirked. "And allow you the opportunity to apologize."
"Me?! Apologize to you? Are you thick!?" The girl wailed.
"Not as thick as your waistline," Rosalee said, her cold blue eyes portraying no emotion, despite the fact that there was a mild desire to push the girl down the marble staircase. It was moments like this that Rosalee understood why most students moved through the school with a proper entourage. Back up was always helpful, even if it was just someone to laugh at how easy it was to rile up a bully. Bully. Ridiculous. Rosalee was certain she'd been born twenty years too late. She was a pureblood from two of the most notable families in the Wizarding world. At least... they used to be.
From the corner of her eye she saw wands being drawn. "This is a mistake," Rosalee cautioned them. "Turn around and climb back in your little tower." It was a warning and a threat in one. She'd been properly taught not to start trouble if she didn't need to, but more than that she'd learned quickly that revenge was sweet, and she enjoyed dragging it out as long as possible. There was a Hufflepuff that had called Rosalee ugly once in First Year that still woke up once a month with clumps of hair missing from her head, no idea why. Forgiveness was neither here nor there, but forgetfulness was just not tolerated.
"Petrificus Totalus!" The Gryffindor shouted, but Rosalee was quick on her feet, and soon her Elm wand was in one hand and her Potions book in another. She whispered, "Draconifors," and watched with amusement as the Potions text transfigured into a small dragon that immediately took flight and dove down, attacking the girl. Rosalee had barely a chance to smirk at the sight before the second girl reached forward and took a hold of her blond hair with a tight fist.
"Are you kidding me?!" Rosalee shrieked with absolute rage. "What are you, a Muggle?!"
Isaac Nott
Scorpius Malfoy
Unfortunately she was spotted returning from the Library by the very Gryffindor who'd caused her so much trouble to begin with.
"Nott," the girl in red and gold glared at her and Rosalee did her best to show complete indifference as her mother had taught her, though growing up spending weekends at Malfoy Manor with her cousin had the smallest hint of a well placed sneer crawling up her lips. Her mother detested the look. Apparently so did the Gryffindor who was soon flanked by another lioness and what looked to be a lanky taller version of herself in male form.
"I'll be polite this time," Rosalee smirked. "And allow you the opportunity to apologize."
"Me?! Apologize to you? Are you thick!?" The girl wailed.
"Not as thick as your waistline," Rosalee said, her cold blue eyes portraying no emotion, despite the fact that there was a mild desire to push the girl down the marble staircase. It was moments like this that Rosalee understood why most students moved through the school with a proper entourage. Back up was always helpful, even if it was just someone to laugh at how easy it was to rile up a bully. Bully. Ridiculous. Rosalee was certain she'd been born twenty years too late. She was a pureblood from two of the most notable families in the Wizarding world. At least... they used to be.
From the corner of her eye she saw wands being drawn. "This is a mistake," Rosalee cautioned them. "Turn around and climb back in your little tower." It was a warning and a threat in one. She'd been properly taught not to start trouble if she didn't need to, but more than that she'd learned quickly that revenge was sweet, and she enjoyed dragging it out as long as possible. There was a Hufflepuff that had called Rosalee ugly once in First Year that still woke up once a month with clumps of hair missing from her head, no idea why. Forgiveness was neither here nor there, but forgetfulness was just not tolerated.
"Petrificus Totalus!" The Gryffindor shouted, but Rosalee was quick on her feet, and soon her Elm wand was in one hand and her Potions book in another. She whispered, "Draconifors," and watched with amusement as the Potions text transfigured into a small dragon that immediately took flight and dove down, attacking the girl. Rosalee had barely a chance to smirk at the sight before the second girl reached forward and took a hold of her blond hair with a tight fist.
"Are you kidding me?!" Rosalee shrieked with absolute rage. "What are you, a Muggle?!"
Isaac Nott
Scorpius Malfoy