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Milo was largely of the opinion that most of the school events were a total snoozefest. Sure, Yule was a little more interesting with the ice rink set up, but outside of that Milo didn't get the appeal of anything that wasn't Halloween. He wasn't about to skip it though, especially not when he...

Milo had gotten to the feast a little earlier than he normally would, taking the time to skulk about in the shadows in the hopes of getting a proper scare on someone. He'd spotted Callie on her own by the snack table, grinning to himself as he moved in for the kill, shuffling over in an...

Milo Frogg as a Zombie

Milo was pulled from his hunt by the sound of Teddy's voice, rolling his eyes at the repeat joke. "Teddy mate, do we need to have a talk about the difference between a snitch and a quaffle again?" He called back, trying not to let his roommate's teasing get on his nerves, especially when he'd...

Milo was trying not to get discouraged by his lack of snitch sightings, encouraged by the fact that he didn't see Rāwhiti on the move either.

Milo Frogg Alt. Seeker

Milo Frogg Gryffindor

Milo didn't bother spending a tonne of time in the Student Lounge these days, discovering early on that it tended to just be filled with people playing chess and kids who thought that studying was somehow a worthwhile way to spend their time. He'd much rather be out on the pitch these days, but...

Milo was feeling the drain of a long practice but he was determined to get in another catch before Raawhiti ended practice, eyes scanning the pitch closely.

Milo figured he deserved a medal for following Rāwhiti's stupid rules about not talking in practice. Clearly their captain had a lot of issues to work through and Milo could only hope he'd done it off the pitch so they could actually scrape together a proper game today. But despite his...

Body still aching and tired, Milo slowed down a bit, scrunching up his face in annoyance at the lack of the snitch.

Milo was still checking out of the corner of his eye for bludgers, not wanting to be blindsided for a 3rd time. It did help to see even the beaters and chasers were struggling, which meant that he didn't feel quite as bad to look back and find he'd lost track of the snitch yet again.

Milo tried not to let himself be distracted by the back and forth of the chasers and keepers, still trailing after the snitch though he was losing ground.

Milo was sure he saw something moving closer to the hoops, dating forward with only a brief check over his shoulder to see if the beaters or Raawhiti had taken notice.

Having no luck on this side of the pitch, Milo sped up, shifting to the North side instead.

Milo saw Raawhiti making a move again, quickly turning to try and follow him as he zig-zagged across the pitch. He hadn't spotted the snitch himself yet so when Raawhiti seemed to lose steam he had no choice but to back off.

Milo dropped altitude again quickly just in case any bludgers were coming his way, checking closer to the pitch for signs of the snitch.

Milo barely squeaked past the other players, turning when he heard Raawhiti call out. "It's good practice for us both!" He said in response, shifting out of the way of the hoops in case the chasers were incoming.