Carriage #3

The spider was an ugly shade of dark gray, appearing to be black in the dim light of the carriage. It was small, body just slightly larger than the head of a pin, legs about three millimeters each. It slowly traversed the wooden ledge on the back of the vehicle, crawling at its own little spidery pace. You see, a mosquito was now held fast by the spider's home, an intricately-woven web of silvery string. What a delicious dinner that mosquito would make for the famished creature. Just imagine the thoughts of the spider at that moment. Perhaps it was something like, "Yeehaw, I'm eatin' goooood tonight!" Or, maybe if our little arachnid had a more sophisticated mindset, it may have been, "Oh, how delightful! What a marvelous feast this little pest will make!"

Which brings me to my next point, would the powers of Legilimency be exclusive to use on humans and other freely-thinking beings, or would it work on other creatures, like the spider?

[what.]

[OH MY GOD LIV YOU'RE AWESOME]

[please hold the praise]

Amanda stared to the side of the carriage, watching the dark forest fly by them, or well, not literally. Yet it's probably possible for a master wizard.

Amanda then began watching Wallace, a small plan being born in her mind.

Wallace kept watching the spider.

"School oughta be dreadful this year," Wallace declared, "Seeing as everyone is so gloomy."

"Of course it will be," said Olivia, "All these people dying all over the place..."

"Exactly." Clyde said in a bored tone.

"Hey, are you a pureblood?"

"Yes."