Sierra paused in the water and turned around to face the other snakes who had already dived inside. She would have spoken, or at least gestured to, some of the others, but she didn't actually know who any of them were. Not yet, that is. Even though she'd been in school for nearly half a school year, she still hadn't gotten around to meeting everyone in her house just yet. She didn't imagine a lake full of water was the best place to meet someone either. All she could do was possibly smile and wave.

She did think she saw a few people who were on the Quidditch team with her, but it was kind of hard to make out faces with all the charms and gillyweed taking their effect. Lafay swam by at that point, though, and it wasn't difficult at all to pick her out. Sierra had seen the woman around enough to be able to recognize her, gills and all. Oh, and look! She was zooming by on the tail of a fish! Whoa! That looked pretty awesome! Reaching out, Sierra grabbed onto the nearest tail she could reach and zoomed off, as well. She laughed, or tried to, as her fish went faster and faster.

It was nice to be able to be somewhere and not have to worry about homework, classes, or just pre-teen things in general.