buruwang_mods (buruwang_mods) wrote in insane_games, @ 2010-01-19 11:59:00 |
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Traveling with James Cook was a young Wizard by the name of Hugh Kaplin. He was a muggleborn and choice to join the Royal Navy where be became a friend of Cooks on Cooks last voyage. Hugh jumped off as they passed the Southern tip of Australia deciding to stay in the newer land. His choice brought the rush of herbologists to explore the different plants. It was after his first tour of Herboligists that he met a number of other Witches and Wizards some Aborigines, some British. He formed strong bonds with three others. Adam Sampeer, a British Man who grew up with Aboriginally. Karen Roxbury - a Scottish Witch that just left Scotland for she wanted to get away and see something new and Charles Blackwell - a Dutch who was kicked out of his country for his experiments with potions. As the four traveled together and slowly started to run across more and more Wizarding families who were starting to worry about school, they didn't want to send there families to the UK. After arguments, compromise and some great ideas by all four. They finally opened The Buruwang School School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in 1783. The school is located on an Island which is 30 km off the coast of Gold Coast. The Island is hidden from Muggles. Instead of seeing the Island, Muggles merely see clear water, and yet their boats always somehow go around it, as if someone is whispering into their ear to go around. The school is for students aged 12 - 20. (Year 05 - 12), Adam Sampeer's wife pushed for students to be in school in a little bit longer. She wanted students to be a little bit older when they left Buruwang, they would be more prepared for life. A student must be 12 before January 1st to start school. About Buruwang ✮ Character List ✮ Parent List ✮ FAQ's ✮ Rules ✮ Application ✮ Taken PBs Kaplin House ✮ Sampeer House ✮ Roxbury House ✮ Haka House ✮ Blackwell House Opening Once we accept 10 applications. Buruwang is a social game with a school similar to Hogwarts, but very different. |