Power Imbalance (Harry didn’t expect to show up in a circus all the sudden, but hey, who doesn’t like going to the circus anyway? The whole show is filled with excitement as he watches on in amazement and sips on some hot chocolate. But then things got more interesting when he gets called in to join another person for a stunt involving bracelets: he wasn’t sure why but he decides that it’s not worth fighting off the opportunity. He does pay attention to the ring leader’s talk on the bracelets, although he probably didn’t watch out for which bracelet he is getting when he soon finds himself getting one of them attached onto his wrist.
It feels so wrong to mess around with other people’s heads as people messing with his head is also bad. The poor teenager wants to get it off right away, but the bracelet is tricky to remove. Even the ring leader doesn’t seem to know what to do with them either.
OOC: If you want to have Harry to either be the controller or the controlled, please mention it on the title header: I can do both.)
What’s the Meaning of Stonehenge? (Now this is something that he doesn’t have to worry too much about with puzzles: he and his friends have dealt with them all the time throughout their Hogwarts years and during the last recent pre-Avalon months. It seems simple: just move the boulders onto the markers and it’s done. Luckily for him, he has the kinetic magic strong enough to move heavier objects after months of training. He can do this without any problems, although anybody is welcome to tempt him to chill out and don’t move a single muscle.)
Pooling Desire (When he steps into the underground pools to check around, Harry soon finds himself, jaws dropped, to see some familiar faces hanging out in there. His eyes didn’t deceive him: his parents are there, so are Sirius and Remus: they’re calling out in song to him to join them so they won’t be apart anyway. How could he not resist wanting a loving family for once as he had spent most of his life living with unpleasant relatives?
But of course, something is off with this and it’s not just that they have crowns on their heads: they’re also not getting up from the pools, still humming to a lullaby that Lily once sang to him as a baby, which makes this an eerie experience as he draws closer towards them. Somebody better save him before he is doomed!)
#ChaliceChallenge (So it all comes to this: Harry is staring blankly at the two chalices on the table in front of him and whoever is beside him. Not even the muscular old man couldn’t scare him as he has dealt with people who have chased after him for so long. The beach is filled with serenity and the sounds of waves crashing is oddly calming despite it also partly reminding him of the time Dobby was dying in his arms on the beach where Shell Cottage was located in.
After the muscled old man told him about the chalice situation, which includes a chalice filled with poison, a part of him is already thinking of not letting the person next to him to die in this place as it would have reminded him too much of Dobby’s death, so he is now reaching his hand towards the poison chalice without any second thoughts. Try to convince him otherwise if you can.)
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Harry Potter | Harry Potter series (OTA)
(Harry didn’t expect to show up in a circus all the sudden, but hey, who doesn’t like going to the circus anyway? The whole show is filled with excitement as he watches on in amazement and sips on some hot chocolate. But then things got more interesting when he gets called in to join another person for a stunt involving bracelets: he wasn’t sure why but he decides that it’s not worth fighting off the opportunity. He does pay attention to the ring leader’s talk on the bracelets, although he probably didn’t watch out for which bracelet he is getting when he soon finds himself getting one of them attached onto his wrist.
It feels so wrong to mess around with other people’s heads as people messing with his head is also bad. The poor teenager wants to get it off right away, but the bracelet is tricky to remove. Even the ring leader doesn’t seem to know what to do with them either.
OOC: If you want to have Harry to either be the controller or the controlled, please mention it on the title header: I can do both.)
What’s the Meaning of Stonehenge?
(Now this is something that he doesn’t have to worry too much about with puzzles: he and his friends have dealt with them all the time throughout their Hogwarts years and during the last recent pre-Avalon months. It seems simple: just move the boulders onto the markers and it’s done. Luckily for him, he has the kinetic magic strong enough to move heavier objects after months of training. He can do this without any problems, although anybody is welcome to tempt him to chill out and don’t move a single muscle.)
Pooling Desire
(When he steps into the underground pools to check around, Harry soon finds himself, jaws dropped, to see some familiar faces hanging out in there. His eyes didn’t deceive him: his parents are there, so are Sirius and Remus: they’re calling out in song to him to join them so they won’t be apart anyway. How could he not resist wanting a loving family for once as he had spent most of his life living with unpleasant relatives?
But of course, something is off with this and it’s not just that they have crowns on their heads: they’re also not getting up from the pools, still humming to a lullaby that Lily once sang to him as a baby, which makes this an eerie experience as he draws closer towards them. Somebody better save him before he is doomed!)
#ChaliceChallenge
(So it all comes to this: Harry is staring blankly at the two chalices on the table in front of him and whoever is beside him. Not even the muscular old man couldn’t scare him as he has dealt with people who have chased after him for so long. The beach is filled with serenity and the sounds of waves crashing is oddly calming despite it also partly reminding him of the time Dobby was dying in his arms on the beach where Shell Cottage was located in.
After the muscled old man told him about the chalice situation, which includes a chalice filled with poison, a part of him is already thinking of not letting the person next to him to die in this place as it would have reminded him too much of Dobby’s death, so he is now reaching his hand towards the poison chalice without any second thoughts. Try to convince him otherwise if you can.)
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