<div class="floatleft">(http://26.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ljat8vvDbg1qarksao1_500.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Korol Hunterson<br/><strong>Age/Year:</strong>23 - 4th year<br/><strong>Gender:</strong>Male<br/><strong>Blood:</strong>Full<br/><strong>Clan:</strong>Dawes<br/><strong>Wand:</strong>11 1/4" Willow w/core of Eagle semiplume feather (springy)<br/><strong>Tag:</strong>TK, everyone<br/><hr/><br/>Korol was watching halfheartedly, the promising Quidditch players had all been sent to other clans, and all Dawes had gotten was one guy who was a mediocre Keeper, and a girl that might be an ok Chaser with a lot of work, a<em>lot</em>of work.  Things were running along pretty much like clockwork, until the one boy who he had seen earlier getting talked to by Andy, went to toss his doubloon.  Maybe it was due to the stress of the moment, or maybe he was just that eccentric, but after using a muggle gambling phrase he had tossed his coin high in the air.  Luckily they were all charmed to make sure no matter how badly you tossed them, they would end up in the Sapienta.  This was following a particularly bad year when a young student named Garrett McKain tossed the coin 4 times and missed all four times.  The resulting laughter caused him to faint from embarrassment and fall forward into the Sapienta, hitting his head and knocking himself out.  On the positive side, he does still hold the record for longest time from when a wizard's name was called to when he gained a clan.<br/><br/>Finally a giant leopluredon in vivid colors of green and blue smoke burst forth as it had so many times that evening signalling the Demopilous clan to burst into applause again.  "Tallis Kallen is a part of the Demopilous Clan."  Korol breathed a bit of relief, at least the boy wouldn't be trying out for his team.  One by one the rest of the first years stepped up to the Sapienta and the Clan totems continued to burst forth.  The last few students fidgeted nervously, anxiously awaiting their turn.  Korol saw that his table was nearly full.  He had been watching in a distracted sense and didn't realize that they had collected several more students.  Gathering his wits, he focused on the last couple of students to make sure he at least saw the end.