Welcome Guest [Log In] [Register]
House Points

Gryffindor: 0

Slytherin: 0

Ravenclaw: 0

Hufflepuff: 0

For more information about getting started, the rules, characters, and world of HIRP, please click the links below:

Date: March, Year 2036 (7th Year)
Forecast: Cool with periodic rain
Moon: Third Quarter

It is now: Time to Grow Up


Current Event: ???

In the News: Schools destroyed in the Sisterhood attacks are beginning reparations.

Two Years Later: Brief Summary and What to Expect After the Time Skip
Common Knowledge, Recent History, and Rumours Thread
Next day: ???

Last Time: End of Term Feast
Welcome to Hogwarts Reborn, the second generation of Hogwarts Interactive Role Play! We hope you enjoy your visit.

First things first. Scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page and visit our CBox to say hello! You will find that there are almost always people active, and we're a pretty friendly bunch. We do hope you'll stay.

If you are having issues seeing the CBox, please see this thread (click me!).

If this is your first visit, please head straight to the Joining HIRP Checklist (click me!) for more information on how to register and sign up for the role play. When you're ready, feel free to register an account, and remember to use your prospective character name when doing so.


Join our community!


If you're already a member please log in to your account to access all of our features:


Username:   Password:
Add Reply
Spell Block Tango; Year 5 – Day 6 – Hogsmeade
Topic Started: Nov 11 2015, 07:58:09 AM (53 Views)
Isabella Nott
Member Avatar
sisters in blood

A big red coat covered Isabella’s shoulders as she stormed into the small tea shop as though she owned the place. Heels clicked against the ground, students glanced up from their tables. Isabella just stared at them, their head soon dropped. Their voices were the annoying buzzes in the back of her head, the whispers shot past her like spells. A small smirk settled on her pink lips as she dropped her bag onto a small table. It was in the corner, a more private spot.

The plastic little menu that stood up in between a holder stared at her. Isabella waved her hand with a click of her fingers, the nearby waitress stopped. “Black coffee. And a tea cake.” Isabella didn’t even look at the woman, she just observed the shadow of the waitress’ figure dash off.

It was quiet, but not too quiet. Isabella needed the break more than anyone would ever know.
Posted Image
i guess you could say we divorced because of artistic differences
he saw himself as alive
and i saw him as dead

Offline Profile Quote Post Goto Top
 
Cleo Phelps
Member Avatar
name your poison

The air was red, cloaked with the shivers of winter that rolled in from the outside world. Cleo could feel it as she walked into the small teashop, she had seen it in her crystal ball. And now she could see it again. The small creased edges of the table clothes, the light tea stains on the floor. It splattered, it stuck. Cleo hardly even flinched, she stepped forward into the room with no brass. No overly confident stride, no one looked up to her. No one ever did.

Her fingers fiddled within her pocket, her thumb ran over a card at random. She plucked it from her pocket and stared at the image. Judgement. Cleo glanced over to the woman, not even pausing as she began to walk over to her. Standing just above her table, Cleo was spared the icy stare. For now.

“I’ve heard the devil wears red.”
Posted Image maybe you think that you can hide?


i can smell your scent for miles
Offline Profile Quote Post Goto Top
 
Isabella Nott
Member Avatar
sisters in blood

Isabella had been expecting her food to be placed in front of her, but the shadow stayed. It loomed over her. And then this sweet, unexpected voice. It spoke to her with such innocence, she looked up from the table and forced a smile.

“Have you now?” Isabella’s face didn’t drop, a sneer didn’t slip onto her lips with the ease that others would expect. Instead, she kept the eye contact. And the smile. “I’ve heard students are dropping like flies, injuries, attacks… Shame, isn’t it?” Isabella sighed as she turned back to the table in front of her just as a cup was placed in front of her. Picking up a spoon, Isabella began to stir her coffee.

The sigh that left her lips was one she used on far too many occasions with her stupid sons.
Posted Image
i guess you could say we divorced because of artistic differences
he saw himself as alive
and i saw him as dead

Offline Profile Quote Post Goto Top
 
1 user reading this topic (1 Guest and 0 Anonymous)
« Previous Topic · Madam Puddifoot's · Next Topic »
Add Reply

Vote each day to keep our site on top. Don't forget!


Please see the following friendly reminder from Dave regarding post quality. Help us make HIRP's writing better!

HIRP now has a Common Knowledge, Recent Events, and Rumours thread, which contains all the information that your characters should know having grown up in our world. Please be sure to check it out and feel free to use the knowledge in character. If you have suggestions for minor characters who might be well known, please contact a staff member.
GET DISCORD GET DISCORD GET DISCORD GET DISCORD