Post by Bellatrix Black on Jul 29, 2007 14:53:02 GMT -5
Bellatrix paused slightly, watching the boy talk a step. She noted everything she saw him do—from the steps he took, from the words he spoke. Everything was noted in the mind of Miss Black. She was often wondering how she should make her approach—capture the boy like they had done previously? Or continue and wait for him to be stalked? Either way, she was having one hell of a time tracking him done. Through countless owls that kept secret messages with the rest of the group, she had finally gotten information on the blond boy. His name was Draco. She should have turned him into the Dark Lord, as Cissy said; but Bellatrix decided to inspect the boy first. See if he was either someone to hold as her own hostage instead of holding him up for the Dark Lord to play with.
It was now night fall, and Bellatrix was getting tired from the day she spent hiding in trees, behind trees, in stores, and in pubs. Thankfully, Hogwarts was not in session, and therefore, she didn’t have to worry about following him around the castle—it was much easier to get lost. At least out here she could pretend to be a shopper or a waitress or someone as long as he did not see her; they had met before briefly when she attempted to attack him. When they had let him wonder the wizarding world, something she had learned not to do and something she didn’t bother to mutter between herself and the Dark Lord. This boy was her business; her business only.
Enough was enough. Making sure she had a list of Stunning Spells in mind, she whipped out from her hidden position in the tree and held her wand at her side, the summer dress passing through the night wind against her legs. If she knew it would have been a day adventure, she would have at least worn a T-shirt and some jeans; but she figured two seconds and she’d figure out more about the boy. Wrong. As she made her way towards the boy, the back of her mind rung; the Dark Mark appeared in her mind’s eye and she was forced to forget about it.
This boy—he knew about Bellatrix and the other kids in Slytherin. Who had Dark Marks. The image remained in her mind, but she found her way toward the boy, her eyes slightly narrowed. “Draco . . .” She muttered. The name had been in her dreams; in her nightmares; on her lips the past twenty-four hours. How could she not know his name? “Come with me.” With nothing else to say, she grasped the lower part of his upper arm. Tightly. Then she pointed her wand towards him. “Dare to disagree?”
It was now night fall, and Bellatrix was getting tired from the day she spent hiding in trees, behind trees, in stores, and in pubs. Thankfully, Hogwarts was not in session, and therefore, she didn’t have to worry about following him around the castle—it was much easier to get lost. At least out here she could pretend to be a shopper or a waitress or someone as long as he did not see her; they had met before briefly when she attempted to attack him. When they had let him wonder the wizarding world, something she had learned not to do and something she didn’t bother to mutter between herself and the Dark Lord. This boy was her business; her business only.
Enough was enough. Making sure she had a list of Stunning Spells in mind, she whipped out from her hidden position in the tree and held her wand at her side, the summer dress passing through the night wind against her legs. If she knew it would have been a day adventure, she would have at least worn a T-shirt and some jeans; but she figured two seconds and she’d figure out more about the boy. Wrong. As she made her way towards the boy, the back of her mind rung; the Dark Mark appeared in her mind’s eye and she was forced to forget about it.
This boy—he knew about Bellatrix and the other kids in Slytherin. Who had Dark Marks. The image remained in her mind, but she found her way toward the boy, her eyes slightly narrowed. “Draco . . .” She muttered. The name had been in her dreams; in her nightmares; on her lips the past twenty-four hours. How could she not know his name? “Come with me.” With nothing else to say, she grasped the lower part of his upper arm. Tightly. Then she pointed her wand towards him. “Dare to disagree?”