Ingress of the House of Arch (
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The Princess Birthday Ball
The huge, white tent sprawls on the lawn beside the lake. It has been transfigured there for a very special occasion. A stone walkway leads from the bar to the tent - the pavements are wide enough that ladies' dresses won't trail on the ground as they make their way to the entrance. Over the draped curtains of the entrance way is a large banner which reads "Happy 7th Birthday, Ingress".
Once inside, the honored guests will be in the midst of an enchanted ballroom. There are balloons drifting in bunches from the circular tables lining the sides of the large dance floor. Floating candlabras glow with gentle light from above. There are trees in large ornamental pots interspersed throughout sparkling with fairy lights from real fairies.
One long banquet table is positioned on along the side of the ballroom - there are treats of all description. Little finger sandwiches, chopped up fruit, cookies, cheese and crackers, and other child-friendly h'ors douerves are presented to make sure the dancers are sustained throughout the the party. There are large bowls of ice cream (kept cold with magic)and sundae fixings. Punch bowls of sherbet-flavored drinks await ladling into crystal goblets. But most impressive is the large birthday cake with blue, purple, and pink icing roses festooning it.
Ingress is busy greeting her guests in her gown - a birthday gift from Amy and Susan - but soon she'll be dancing to the music provided by the overlarge Gramophone in the corner, which is playing a wide array of dancing music from waltz standards to court music to pop hits of the 20th century.
Tom, who's pretty tired from the magical effort required to pull this off, is in the background making sure his little girl is having a perfect party, and Princess Amy is helping Ingress in her hostess duties.
Come in and enjoy the party!
Once inside, the honored guests will be in the midst of an enchanted ballroom. There are balloons drifting in bunches from the circular tables lining the sides of the large dance floor. Floating candlabras glow with gentle light from above. There are trees in large ornamental pots interspersed throughout sparkling with fairy lights from real fairies.
One long banquet table is positioned on along the side of the ballroom - there are treats of all description. Little finger sandwiches, chopped up fruit, cookies, cheese and crackers, and other child-friendly h'ors douerves are presented to make sure the dancers are sustained throughout the the party. There are large bowls of ice cream (kept cold with magic)and sundae fixings. Punch bowls of sherbet-flavored drinks await ladling into crystal goblets. But most impressive is the large birthday cake with blue, purple, and pink icing roses festooning it.
Ingress is busy greeting her guests in her gown - a birthday gift from Amy and Susan - but soon she'll be dancing to the music provided by the overlarge Gramophone in the corner, which is playing a wide array of dancing music from waltz standards to court music to pop hits of the 20th century.
Tom, who's pretty tired from the magical effort required to pull this off, is in the background making sure his little girl is having a perfect party, and Princess Amy is helping Ingress in her hostess duties.
Come in and enjoy the party!
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Security is present tonight. And Tom's not going to let anyone ruin his little one's party.
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"Best wishes for a happy birthday to little Ingress, Tom."
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The tone of his voice indicates that he will allow nothing else.
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He wanders towards Tom, sipping at his glass of fruit punch from the snacks table.
"How old is she now? Seven?"
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"Soon she'll be older, and will have friends who don't live just a painting away."
"A Herald, she'll be, if I heard right."
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"But an individual fight, with individual results."
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"What are you doing here?" she demands, blazing up. "You ought not to be here."
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"What are you doing here, other than causing a ruckus?"
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She rather spoils the effect a second later by adding, with a child's temper, "Because I am not evil!"
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He twirls his glass of fruit punch. His slightly nasal voice sounds amused. "Evil would want to ruin the party, and you seem to be quite intent on doing so, replacing laughter with angry yelling."
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"I should not be yelling," she points out, patiently, "if you were not here."
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The Rider smiles at the boy hiding among the tables, and sips his drink as he wanders over.
"Good evening, Draco. Enjoying the party?"
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In a louder voice, he civilly replied, "Very much so. They did an excellent job with it."
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A lie, but the muns really didn't want to have to deal with the surely-to-insue Doom.
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Which Draco almost ruins the light mood with his almost snide comment, "Shame, but there's plenty of presents for her. I'm sure she can cope."
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"There must have been a mistake in the filing."
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