Fairy Tales at Hogwarts
(HEAVY SUEISM! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!) another installment of the ever so not really popular "at Hogwarts" seris--that can be read in any order what-so-ever. This seris is kinda, not really, well yes it is, based or has some connection to the seris "Crimson" by Kira...READ IT When She writes it!
DISCLAMER DISCLAMER DISCLAMER...! I DO NOT OWN HARRY POTTER! in your face!
Getting up early Kira and James got ready to set off on their next travel. They had no idea of where they were going, but their track record with finding help led them to believe that soon their would find guidance.
As they were leaving however, the house elf that had showed them in, McAddams was his name, told them that if they wanted some real good luck on finding their friend sooner, they should go out back.
Shrugging they followed his advice, beside they had been a bit curious as to what this "Dummy" looked like. Following a small dirt path they found themselves in a small garden that was making James gag. Butterflies were everywhere. Bunnies hopping, birds tweeting, all the stuff you'd expect to see in a fairy tale whatever.
Standing in the middle of this garden was one of the House elves named Bumpetly or Pie, and behind him stood an even larger coffin than the one in the ice cave, and inside it was the ugliest Dummy of a princess either of the girls had ever seen.
"its just a big rock…" James said, quickly being hushed by the elf.
"No it's the most beautiful creature in the world."
Looking over the side of the coffin kira saw many kiss marks. "Maybe in the world of rocks."
"Who would ever believe that this is-"
"So beautiful," a voice said hurrying over. A small fat man lumbered over to the coffin pushing the girls and elf aside. "I truly see your beauty my dear and I will awaken you."
Leaning over to the girls, the elf whispered "we told them that only the most beautiful can see her true beauty….and it works" he smiled a toothy grin. The fat man tried in vain to wake the rock up, but the rule was one kiss per costumer, so broken and sad he walked away. After giving the rock a kiss for good luck, the girls left the garden and set off on their journey.
"You know…" James begun. "I think that might have been the blarney stone…"