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Elsewhere Accepted / Lysander Wayland
« on: 15/04/2014 at 15:09 »E L S E W H E R E C H I L D
CHARACTER INFORMATION
Character Name: Lysander Wayland
Gender: Male
Age: Ten
Bloodline:
Muggleborn
Parents/Guardians (Are they currently played characters?):
None, disappeared in the warp.
Residence:
St Mungos Orphan Wing
Do you plan to have a connection to a particular existing place (for example: the daycare)?
St Mungos
Do you wish to be approved as a group with any other characters? If so who and for what IC reason?
No
Please list any other characters you already have at the site:
Irina and co.
Biography: (100 words minimum.)
“Look Mummy! I’m a knight!”
The blonde stood with his legs slightly apart and bent, in his hands he held a long stick and swung it at the washing hanging from the wash line. The blouse swooshed to the side before falling from the pegs and landing on the stick. Sandy shrieked and attempted to throw it off by shaking the stick from side to side.
“Ahhh! Its got me! It appears to be immune to my sword! Mum, help me!”
He continued shaking the stick around with his eyes closed and mouth slightly opened, he was getting tired, but he wouldn’t let the evil creature get the better of him, he would protect his parents and his home, nothing would touch his family. Hands grasped his shoulder, and Lysander looked up, wide-eyed. Red curls framed his mothers heart shaped face, and green eyes looked down kindly at him.
“Sandy, darling, I think it’s dead.” She looked sadly at what was once her pretty blue blouse that was now filthy with a few small holes decorating it now. She sighed and took the shirt from the tip of his stick and held it in front of her, examining the damage.
“But Mum! It might eat you!”
His mother stroked his hair before smiling, “Don’t worry. You’ve killed it, it wont be hurting anyone any more.” She muttered something under her breath about how it would never be worn again before turning back to her son and nudging him inside. Sandy stumbled up the stairs and into the kitchen. He immediately opened the fridge and stared inside before calling out to his mother.
“Mum! Is there any cake left over from Nancy’s birthday.”
His mother laughed and shook her head, “And who says that you can eat cake before dinner, young man?”
He pouted as his mother closed the fridge. The little boy went over to the table and sat down, his face in his hands pressing his cheeks together. His stomach grumbled and he sighed, looking up desperately as his mother stirred a pot on the stove.
“Are you making stew?”
Just then, his father entered the kitchen and gave the boy a kiss on his forehead. Sandy make a face and wiped his forehead, muttering something about being a grown man who shouldn’t be kissed by anything other then pretty girls. His father laughed before going over to kiss his mother, Sandy looked away and stuck his tongue out, “Ew…” he said quietly. His parents laughed before his father settled down beside him.
“Now Lysander,” Sandy cringed, he hated being called by his full name, usually it meant he was in trouble, or the teacher at school complained about him again.
“Your teacher’s been telling me that you’ve been doodling in your notebook again, instead of doing your math problems.”
Sandy turned away and crossed his arms, it wasn’t his fault that the woman was a boring old grouch. She didn’t know how to explain properly, he never understood a thing she said besides, ‘concentrate!’
“Humph…”
His father shook his head, and was about to speak when Mum put down too steaming plates of stew before the boys. She smiled and took off her apron. Nodding in satisfaction as they both dug in, forgetting about their earlier conversation.
Soon Sandy was tucked into bed, his blanket pulled up to his chin. His mother sat beside him, reading from one of his favorite books, Little Orphan Annie. He liked the story about the orphan who ended up living the dream. He wondered what it would be like to have to stay in an orphanage, especially with such a nasty lady running the place. He frowned, he was happy to have his mum and dad. He honestly didn’t know what he would do without them. Who would save him from the monsters under his bed?
“Goodnight, my brave knight.” Said his mother before kissing his forehead and leaving the room. He smiled and turned over, hugging his pillow and yawning loudly.
And when he woke up, things had changed, and his parents were gone.
Roleplay:
He liked going to the park.
The boy sat crossed legged on the ground next to a park bench, it wasn’t like there was anything wrong with the bench, just that he found the grass softer and more comforting. Sitting on the actual bench made him feel nervous, unsure with what to do with himself. He received glances from others as they passed, however he was much too busy with his notebook.
He was designing a superhero suit for himself, since apparently he had magical powers. It was all very strange being told something like that, he, of course, didn’t believe the people at the Hospital at first. They must be bonkers to actually believe in that stuff. Besides, magic only existed in books and films, right?
But then he had gotten so angry, that he broke a glass.
He didn’t mean to of course, but he had shouted for Mum and a glass broke right in front of him. It was as though his voice was so high, that the glass broke, but then again, he never thought of himself to be an opera singer.
He glanced and bit his lip. So far, he had drawn a blue cape and a dark blue shirt, he didn’t draw tights, even though superhero’s tended to wear them (He thought that they were girly things). He had drawn a pair of jeans instead with black boots. He was pretty satisfied with his creation. He almost jumped out of his skin as a girl approached.
"You!"
He cried out in shock, looking up at her with wide-eyes.
"...Do you want to play?"
he grinned and shut his notebook, clapping his hands together.
“Yes! What are we playing?”