Third Floor Common Room, Sunday Afternoon

[noonedecidesmyfate]

There was a cupboard full of Cup Noodle (TM) today when Belle went rummaging around the common room looking for something to eat. Since they had just discussed those in a recent class and there wasn't anyone else around (yet) to share a larger amount of pasta with, Belle grabbed a container at random to heat up for herself.

Chicken flavor was unexceptional, but fine, and she sat down on the couch with her book and her noodles. It wasn't quite the same as curling up with a cup of tea but it wasn't entirely different, either. Perhaps this could be an alternative some days.

She could always make tea after, or more noodles for anyone else who might come in. For now she was content to read for a bit. She'd picked up a book of modern fairytales at the library but hadn't yet had a chance to begin reading it.

[open, having a lazy day]

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[pun_king]

"I actually have some pretty good ideas," Graham admitted with a little bit of a grin, "for a ghost to help move things along. Or, if you were a dragon, you could be a dragon like you said they are where you're from, where they can be a person sometimes, so no one knnows you're a dragon, and there could be this big dramatic reveal in the future!"

[noonedecidesmyfate]

"Perhaps I could be a ghost for now?" Belle said. "Though I'm not sure how one plays a ghost. I would enjoy trying though."

She grinned.

"And eating snacks."

[pun_king]

"The snacks are a very important part of it," Graham confirmed with a grin. "But that's also the fun of the game! If you can think of it, then you can do it, because it's all just made up, anyway! Sure, there are rules, but I think a lot of the fun of it is trying to bend the rules a little to make anything work! If we can make a vampire work, I'm sure we can do the same with a ghost!"

[noonedecidesmyfate]

"I'm sure the library has some of the rulebooks. Unless you have one I might borrow so I could learn a bit before Friday? It's difficult, you see," Belle said, "to bend unfamiliar rules."