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Author's Note: This takes place on the last day, at the end of the dream. I finally found a good separator. This chapter is dedicated to Sir Wilfrid Laurier, because there is one of the new 5 dollar bills next to my monitor with his picture on it. XXXXX Harry Potter and the Star Guardians
Chapter 3 XXXXX
I woke up. Well, that's original. Today was to be my last day here until I die. I got dressed in a robe made out of the same thing as Tine's clothes (Which was so comfortable I begged them to let me have it when I get back). I had a breakfast of something that looked like pink dinner rolls but tasted like bacon, and something that looked and tasted like a Chinese steam bun, but had a filling of red sauce. The food here is really weird. It all tastes great though. Today was to be the biggest test of my new powers. I would duel Tine and fight Alban. I would definitely lose, of course; but the test was to see how long I could hold up. First was the duel with Tine. But first I'll fill you in on what I can now do.
I'm a multimagus, but I have to use a spell to transform. I can make a dueling area either blinding light or pitch dark. I can do wandless magic. My powers are about equal to Dumbledore's. I can cover almost 10 acres with a barrier charm. I am an amazing occlumen and legilimen. I can fight with many types of swords in many styles, quarterstaff, a few muggle karate weapons, archery, and the kind of blades that Alban has (what are those anyway?) and of course... now I'm just showing off.
Ah, yes. The duel with Tine. We stood, facing each other on the field before the hill. I would make the first move. 3. 2. 1. Instantly, I muttered "Prosemi Thalsio", (without my wand of course) encasing Tine's body in steel. She did a counter spell and sent two maximum stunners, one I blocked and one I ducked. I turned my fingers into long whips and grabbed both her arms, but she was able to cut them with her fingers pointed up. Then I said "Arasunu" which shot many tiny arrows at her, which she blocked and sent at me at twice-power. I just destroyed them and put up a Achtarain wall, which sends all spells at the person who sent it. Unfortunately it was only twenty feet high. She flew over it and stood on top, shooting a cutting curse down the middle shattering it. No fair! Then she made a wind blast throwing all the pieces at me, pinning me down but really not hurting at all. She destroyed them (which DID hurt) and smiled. "You know, you stood about two minutes longer than Dumbledore did." "Cool." She gave me a lunch of what looked abnormally like a chicken drumstick, but it was grey, but it tasted like salmon. Hmm. Also there was an off-white doughy loaf, which the taste of reminded me of pan garlic bread. Then I went to the other side of the hill. I didn't walk on it of course, I went around it. That was the number one rule-Don't walk on the hill.
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I knew the fight with Alban would be much tougher. The one rule was-to change weapons, you had to use a summoning charm to get your weapon, and a discarding charm for the old one. I started off with two extremely short trident-swords that muggles would call sai. He started off with a staff with small blades on the end. I got a few good hits with those, then changed to a slightly curved sword. This was my disadvantage, he knocked it away and changed to his normal fist- double-blades. I summoned the same as him. That lasted for about 10 minutes before I tripped backwards on a rock and he took the opportunity to place his hand a few inches from my throat. He laughed. "That took longer than I expected. A good 4-5 minutes longer than Albus. Well, time for dinner."
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Dinner was those green-tea pancakes with something that looked like a long, yellow strip of a yoga mat. It tasted very familiar but he could not place his finger on it. After dinner, they rose. Tine said, "Time to go back, Harry. You might find you know a few more spells than usual." Alban said, "And, you might know a few more sword techniques, staff moves, and clainagi moves than usual." Clainagi was a strange martial art that Alban started on in fifth month. Tine-"If you need to talk to me, say 'Ege slan, t-or Tine na Forca, I h-ol, a'dol ar'meg.'" Alban-"If you need to talk to me, say 'I'l habur, t-or Alban na Seiodur, b-aldh ei a ni'al meg.'" "Well, Harry, it's time." Harry walked to the top of the hill. He looked at his watch, and as it struck 8:00 AM, he closed his eyes.
And woke up. He looked at the end of his bed and smiled- Laid out for him there was a plate of green tea pancakes, a glass of milk, and a freaked-out looking Ginny Weasley.
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Notes-Hey! That was really good! You pronounce
Tine na Forca-Teen-ay na Four-ka
Alban na Seiodur-Al-bahn na Shio-dour
Ege slan, t-or Tine na Forca, I h-ol a'dol ar'meg: Egg-eh shlan, tor Teen- ay na Four-ka, ee hole ah-doul ar-mej
I'l habur, t-or Alban na Seiodur, b-aldh ei a ni'al meg: Eel hab-oor, tor Al-bahn na Shio-dour, bahld ae a nee-all mej
Ashien Blou (From Ch. 1):Aish-i-un Blow
Author's Note: This takes place on the last day, at the end of the dream. I finally found a good separator. This chapter is dedicated to Sir Wilfrid Laurier, because there is one of the new 5 dollar bills next to my monitor with his picture on it. XXXXX Harry Potter and the Star Guardians
Chapter 3 XXXXX
I woke up. Well, that's original. Today was to be my last day here until I die. I got dressed in a robe made out of the same thing as Tine's clothes (Which was so comfortable I begged them to let me have it when I get back). I had a breakfast of something that looked like pink dinner rolls but tasted like bacon, and something that looked and tasted like a Chinese steam bun, but had a filling of red sauce. The food here is really weird. It all tastes great though. Today was to be the biggest test of my new powers. I would duel Tine and fight Alban. I would definitely lose, of course; but the test was to see how long I could hold up. First was the duel with Tine. But first I'll fill you in on what I can now do.
I'm a multimagus, but I have to use a spell to transform. I can make a dueling area either blinding light or pitch dark. I can do wandless magic. My powers are about equal to Dumbledore's. I can cover almost 10 acres with a barrier charm. I am an amazing occlumen and legilimen. I can fight with many types of swords in many styles, quarterstaff, a few muggle karate weapons, archery, and the kind of blades that Alban has (what are those anyway?) and of course... now I'm just showing off.
Ah, yes. The duel with Tine. We stood, facing each other on the field before the hill. I would make the first move. 3. 2. 1. Instantly, I muttered "Prosemi Thalsio", (without my wand of course) encasing Tine's body in steel. She did a counter spell and sent two maximum stunners, one I blocked and one I ducked. I turned my fingers into long whips and grabbed both her arms, but she was able to cut them with her fingers pointed up. Then I said "Arasunu" which shot many tiny arrows at her, which she blocked and sent at me at twice-power. I just destroyed them and put up a Achtarain wall, which sends all spells at the person who sent it. Unfortunately it was only twenty feet high. She flew over it and stood on top, shooting a cutting curse down the middle shattering it. No fair! Then she made a wind blast throwing all the pieces at me, pinning me down but really not hurting at all. She destroyed them (which DID hurt) and smiled. "You know, you stood about two minutes longer than Dumbledore did." "Cool." She gave me a lunch of what looked abnormally like a chicken drumstick, but it was grey, but it tasted like salmon. Hmm. Also there was an off-white doughy loaf, which the taste of reminded me of pan garlic bread. Then I went to the other side of the hill. I didn't walk on it of course, I went around it. That was the number one rule-Don't walk on the hill.
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I knew the fight with Alban would be much tougher. The one rule was-to change weapons, you had to use a summoning charm to get your weapon, and a discarding charm for the old one. I started off with two extremely short trident-swords that muggles would call sai. He started off with a staff with small blades on the end. I got a few good hits with those, then changed to a slightly curved sword. This was my disadvantage, he knocked it away and changed to his normal fist- double-blades. I summoned the same as him. That lasted for about 10 minutes before I tripped backwards on a rock and he took the opportunity to place his hand a few inches from my throat. He laughed. "That took longer than I expected. A good 4-5 minutes longer than Albus. Well, time for dinner."
XXXXX
Dinner was those green-tea pancakes with something that looked like a long, yellow strip of a yoga mat. It tasted very familiar but he could not place his finger on it. After dinner, they rose. Tine said, "Time to go back, Harry. You might find you know a few more spells than usual." Alban said, "And, you might know a few more sword techniques, staff moves, and clainagi moves than usual." Clainagi was a strange martial art that Alban started on in fifth month. Tine-"If you need to talk to me, say 'Ege slan, t-or Tine na Forca, I h-ol, a'dol ar'meg.'" Alban-"If you need to talk to me, say 'I'l habur, t-or Alban na Seiodur, b-aldh ei a ni'al meg.'" "Well, Harry, it's time." Harry walked to the top of the hill. He looked at his watch, and as it struck 8:00 AM, he closed his eyes.
And woke up. He looked at the end of his bed and smiled- Laid out for him there was a plate of green tea pancakes, a glass of milk, and a freaked-out looking Ginny Weasley.
XXXXX
Notes-Hey! That was really good! You pronounce
Tine na Forca-Teen-ay na Four-ka
Alban na Seiodur-Al-bahn na Shio-dour
Ege slan, t-or Tine na Forca, I h-ol a'dol ar'meg: Egg-eh shlan, tor Teen- ay na Four-ka, ee hole ah-doul ar-mej
I'l habur, t-or Alban na Seiodur, b-aldh ei a ni'al meg: Eel hab-oor, tor Al-bahn na Shio-dour, bahld ae a nee-all mej
Ashien Blou (From Ch. 1):Aish-i-un Blow