This my first time writing for Theo and pairing Luna in a romantic relationship, so bare with me. Clearly, I don't own this. This piece was written for the following:
MATCHMAKER CARD GAME CHALLENGE: Week Four - Table Two: Luna Lovegood
Unusual Ship Bingo 29. "Mysterious Theory" - Theodore/Luna
Dragon - Basic: Incorporate a heavy thunderstorm into your story.
The 'Can You Do It?' AU Extravaganza! (Challenge/Competition)...139. Get stuck in the rain and hide under the same cover AU
We had been out for hours in the wilderness looking for a particular magical creature that may or may not exist. Well, the things I do for this girl.
I looked up to the sky and saw that it was no longer clear but gray. The clouds look heavy with rain. So I asked my girlfriend, "Can we please go home now? It's starting to get ugly outside."
As the air became moist with humidity my lovely Luna replied, "But we're so close." She continued to press ahead deeper into the wilderness. As I followed her, droplets started to fall from the sky beginning the process of soaking my clothes. This day couldn't have gone any worse I thought.
But then it got worse the rain came down in a deluge that completely drenched me to my bones. I shivered from the increasing cold but my eyes were diverted by the yellow spider webs within the clouds. At this point, we either had to leave or take shelter somewhere. Once again I questioned my girlfriend, "Can we go home now?"
"No silly, we're going to miss it."
" I'm not moving from here."
"Okay since you want to be difficult we could stay here." Luna sighed as pulled out this pink and light blue paper covered with feather and began to unfold it.
I saw a murder leave their nests and descend for the sky cloaking it darkness. Then, thunder started to roll down from the heavens. She quickly covered us with her oddity and we were on the floor wrapped together as a burrito. I worried that we would be hit by one of the random but numerous lightning but she assured me that the feathers would keep us safe. So, we stay there in the burrito parallel to each other.