Pretty Solid Friend Material ((Open RP))

[busty-robin.livejournal.com]

Hogwarts was great, as far as back-from-the-dead scenarios went. The classes were sparse but interesting, the food was good, and people were adequately prepared for the threat of evil-clowns. Hogwarts was so great, in fact, that it had taken Steph nearly two months to realize her social circle was pretty much composed of old(er!) male vigilantes. It was kind of like hanging out with your uncles, and no one else. The uncles were undoubtedly cool, but still! A gal needed variety.

This was unacceptable. Steph was likeable, dagnabbit! But meeting people was kind of hard. It wasn’t as if she could put up sign, wait around with cookies, and see who was interested.

Hm. Actually, that wasn’t the worst idea she’d ever had. Who didn’t like cookies? Or things written on posterboard?

Steph walked into the great hall, tacked up a sign, and put out cookies and punch (House elves were all kinds of awesome).

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[roxyspaulding.livejournal.com]

"Okay, you frickkin' rock," Roxy said, coming up to snag a cookie. "I mean, baked goods? Who doesn't like cookies? Or chocolate, for that matter." Roxy was talking around a cookie she'd shoved into her mouth whole.

"So, like, do you want to make it all sparkly?" she asked, indicating the poster board.

[busty-robin.livejournal.com]

Steph grinned. Finally, someone who didn't think she was offering Pepperidge Farm poison. "Nazis, I think. I heard Nazis were very anti-chocolate."

"Sure!" A little pizzazz never hurt anyone. "How?"

[roxyspaulding.livejournal.com]

"Dude," Roxy said. "I hear Nazis were, like, anti-everything."

She pulled out her wand. "So, I've never tired this, but I think it's something like Sparklypoo Shalom or something. Ready to give it a flick?"

[busty-robin.livejournal.com]

"That would be a hell yes!" Knowing how to sparkle something was sure to come in useful. Steph reached for her wand. "Want to double-team it?"