Post by Carter Christiansen on Aug 29, 2007 12:59:38 GMT -5
Nothing to do, at all. Carter sat in the Common Room, struck with boredom, not thinking of anything to do. He had only been at Hogwarts for a short time, and he knew of nothing that was very exciting to do after you were done with schoolwork. Then it hit him, he decided to go out to the lake. WHy hadn't he thought of it before? Really, he knew there was a lake, but he never thought anything about it until now. So he walked out of the Common Room and set after his destination: the lake.
He walked down the Grand Staircase, making sure he stepped over the trick stair that he only knew too well. In what felt like just a few seconds, he was standing in the Entrance Hall, next to the front doors. He pushed them open and stepped out into the evening air. It was about 6:30 and the sun was setting, and the air was nice and cool with a slight breeze. Carter walked over toward the beach and stood there, looking around at the scenery of the grounds.
The lake was flat, no wave was disrupting the surface of it, and the part of the sun that was still visible made the lake shimmering like a crystal. The sands of the beach were an off-white color, which blended great with the black color of the lake water. The Forbidden Forest that surrounded the castle cast a depressing look over the edges of the forest, but why wouldn't it?
Cater sat down onto the damp sands and looked out into the lake, thinking about everything that came to his mind, classes, homework, anything. He layed down, with his hands under the back of his head, looking up into the sky.
He walked down the Grand Staircase, making sure he stepped over the trick stair that he only knew too well. In what felt like just a few seconds, he was standing in the Entrance Hall, next to the front doors. He pushed them open and stepped out into the evening air. It was about 6:30 and the sun was setting, and the air was nice and cool with a slight breeze. Carter walked over toward the beach and stood there, looking around at the scenery of the grounds.
The lake was flat, no wave was disrupting the surface of it, and the part of the sun that was still visible made the lake shimmering like a crystal. The sands of the beach were an off-white color, which blended great with the black color of the lake water. The Forbidden Forest that surrounded the castle cast a depressing look over the edges of the forest, but why wouldn't it?
Cater sat down onto the damp sands and looked out into the lake, thinking about everything that came to his mind, classes, homework, anything. He layed down, with his hands under the back of his head, looking up into the sky.
