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Always nice to meet a housemate! And I can kind of relate—I'm from a fanfic as well, though it's based on the books from what my partner has told me. Apparently it was supposed to have a lot of angst, but I ended up in HQ before that could happen. What is playing Quidditch like? I've always wanted to try it but I... wasn't able to make the team because of scheduling issues.

((To be honest, I'm also thinking about Plort names when asking this.))

Well, it is somewhat hard to tell precisely, but I tend to think that I come from the movies. That ties into your next question quite nice. See, I did go to Hogwarts and I somewhat remember the moving staircases, which seem to come more from them, with Hogwarts in the books being more like Headquarters, just shifting around in general and being really confusing. And well, I'm what people around here call a semi-fic bleep. Giving that my homefic was never published and got deleted, most of my memory is not all that clear. I can't tell for sure exactly when I attended, but I do know that I was in Gryffindor and that played as a Beater in the House's Quidditch team.

Plortishness isn't really a big enough Thing that I think it needs reviewing into the ground, but... sure? I think you've got my email - and, hah, over here you can just click m'name to find it anyway.

hS

Henry: Well, it has been interesting so far. Aiko likes quite a bit of Magical Girl shows, so we tend to get dragged into badfics for those occasionally. The magic in most of those is quite different from the one I use. Most don't have defined spells behind those special attacks used to defeat monsters.

The closest to the Potterverse magic system that I have seen would probably be that Nanoha show and even that is still quite different. Way flashier and more destructive, but still somehow less lethal in most fights. I haven't seen that one firsthand in a mission yet though. That will likely prove to a quite interesting experience.

Aiko: Well, the obvious choice for my favorite season would have to be a tie between Digimon Adventure and Digimon Adventure 02. Those are where my parents came from, after all. It is really nice to watch what they were like when they were younger, how they were such strong friends. Though watching the epilogue to 02 is still somewhat of a sore point for me. It reminds me that I couldn't possibly exist in canon. I mean, there is no official word way or the other on wheter they got together, but it is pretty clear that they both had sons regardless. It is always a difficult momentfor me.

But it always refreshing to see what Davis was really like. He may have been jealous about mom, but he was a good friend and not anything like the monster they made him out to be in my home badfic.

Picking a least favorite season is the hardest choice. I will have to admit that I probably haven't watched as many seasons as I should have, being from that universe and all. I'm most familiar with the first four seasons. Out of Tamers and Frontier, I don't think there is one I dislike all that much. Though if I had to pick, I would have to say Frontier. It is not a bad season per say, but the differences between it and the others seasons tend to be a point of contention from what I have heard.

Although to be perfectly fair, it's not like Lily writed many missions during the last year. But yes, it seems that such a cowrite would take a lot of time.

((Would you mind reviewing the first batch of my Plort backstory? SpaG is likley a problem, but I'd take every other advice.))

Did you ever heard about a DIA agent called Lola McCandless? She sure seems to know you, or a least someone like you.

I have a cowrite with Lily Winterwood which has been stationary for a year. I have one with Neshomeh which I've written all of one passage for. The three-person cowrite 'Brown Dragonrider of Pern' took three or four years to finish.

I am spectacularly bad at cowriting, I promise you. A Morgan-Ave mission would finish sometime in 2020.

hS

Where'd you get your doctorate?

How can you even do that? It's in her!

I mean, if her assistance is required for a mission in... Lord Of The Rings for instance, no time for drinking. Besides, you cannot be so hopeless about cowrite. Sorry if I'm annoying

... I'm not very good at writing Morgan as anything other than a maudlin drunk unless she has something to do/comment on. But I'm also really really bad at cowriting anything of any length. These two things do not play well together.

hS

{{ It is an evil hack. See the end of the <head> tag and the on the author names to learn more. ))

Er... hi. I heard you were also from the Potterverse and I was just wondering a few things. Like if you're from the books or the movies? Did you go to Hogwarts, and if so, what years and which House?

...but I'm doing my best to make sure the timeline rejoins yours. I'm on your side, honest! But if I stop trying to change the future, the river of time tries to settle into its old bed and force my timestream back into the apocalyptic version of the Sundering. The signs are everywhere— one only has to look. A whisper of time-travellers over here, secret information being passed on there, a promotion to Mansfield's Active Recruitment Division... it's all headed to armageddon unless I actively suppress it.

I'd love to stop, but I can't. I have to carry on— but I find I'm getting more and more tired and numb as the days go by and it's getting harder to concentrate on this. I think I'm not getting enough sleep...

-De Grasse

Knowing me, I probably took an RA and ran. I'm not a fighter: heck, I was thrown out of DMS because I chickened out when it came time for my first assassination. Not that I would've made a difference anyways— well, besides being a scrawny meat shield. I'm not good at very many things to be honest. Perhaps my flailing torso blocked a fatal blow to someone more important? That would've been okay with me, I think.

And it does sound like you survived a Suvian occupation. In that case, best of luck with your mission. Our timestreams may be mutually exclusive but I guess we're in the saving-a-doomed-timeline club together. Speaking of which, would you like help with that broom closet? I can arrange for someone from Security come over and shoo away whoever is chasing you.

-De Grasse

Besides, even if she is, I... I'm not sure I can force myself to give a crap. She's just another Time Lord now. She's not my Tree, and she never will be again, and it wasn't my fault. It wasn't, it wasn't, it wasn't.

Is there any website you know where I can legally watch Agents of SHIELD? I assume that's the specific part of the MCU you're from, and I've heard some pretty interesting things about it. Miguel and I have almost gotten caught up on the movies; sadly, it's a lot harder than I expected to find Guardians of the Galaxy on a reliable streaming website.

Miguel: Hi! How do you think the new movie's going to impact your end of canon? Which side did you choose, if any? Chris has come down firmly on Captain America's side; I'm on the fence, and the girls are staying out of it (each for completely different reasons, which I won't disclose on pain of getting punched in the jaw).

I really need to work on my proofreading.

"I don't suppose I could convince you to just knock my partner out and let me leave?" he asked. He paused for a moment. "Cigarettes are bad for your health, you know."

Without even looking, Mia kicked the woman's fallen hockey stick into her own hands, then swung it upwards at her right side. The entire action took, at most, a second. "I heard that, Greenie!" she roared, not taking her eyes off her opponent.

Michael started, then raised his wand. "Serpensortia!" he said. A long black snake burst out of the wand, falling to the laminate with a sickening thud. The creature hissed, then started slithering towards the pale man. Its tongue flicked in and out, and its eyes glittered. Michael couldn't resist a shudder--he hated snakes.

((-Alleb))

Ix: I... I guess I'd try using Incendio? But Lottie's fast, like, really fast. She'd kill me before I could even draw my wand. Unless you're assuming I have the element of surprise somehow, and in that case, yeah, Incendio.

Charlotte: Easy. I'd just run in and drink her blood. I mean... snap her neck. Yeah. Why would I want to drink her blood, it doesn't smell good or anything...

Ix, how would you assassinate Lottie?
Lottie, how would you assassinate Ix?

You've got water powers or something like that, right?
What is the greatest way you've exploited them for something other than combat?

And by great, I'm thinking 'brewing tea while snowboarding down a mountain,' not 'I use it to open the door when the knob looks sort of dirty,' even though that is a pretty good use.

Damn. The more I think about this situation, the more depressing it becomes. Flat-out hate the idea, but not seeing any ducking answer. Need to read more books righht now. More efficient than alcohol.