“Oh, it’s fine, this one works well enough, just is a little worn, that’s all. I also sort of have a lot of books, but I didn’t want to put them all in my bag. Reading material, yeah?” She smiled, her head tilting a little with the action.
“Also, I don’t know who my parents were, but I guess one of them is magical, maybe both?” She shrugged a bit, deciding against thinking too hard on it. She didn’t want a headache. She’d given herself too many headaches daydreaming about what her real family could have been like.
When he brought a finger to her lips, she tilted her head the other way with curiosity, then her eyes lit up at the little beast. “So cute,” she whispered, then pet her plushie and frowned a little to it. “This is Jinx, his cage fell and broke on the platform and he started to fly off, but one of the older boys turned him into a plush so he couldn’t… I don’t know how to fix him, though…”
He smiled and reached out to lightly pet her plush. “That was…I guess nice of the boy, but he should have turned him back for you….Put him in with Loki if you want, I think I may be able to do something to help.” Axel told her with a smile as he pulled out his wand.
He wasn’t that great yet at using magic but he knew how to do a few things and he had an idea of sorts to fix her owl for her, and he was sure that Loki wouldnt mind the company tillt hey got to school.
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