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Lady of the Lake
'I'm bad with numbers too. Believe me, really bad. But I understand Arithmancy, and it's not so difficult, after all. Addition I can manage.' That was pretty much all the Maths required. 'I'd be happy to help you if you wish.' the girl offered. 'But even if you still find it confusing, it's okay. We can't be good at everything. I don't understand a thing in Astronomy and I'm terrified of Flying. So there they are, too subjects I'm likely to fail.' Ariadne chuckled. 'Are you good at Flying?' the Gryffindor asked her new Slytherin friend. 'Most students seem to be.' she sighed.
'I hope so. I think DADA and Transfiguration are very important, and we really need someone competent to be teaching them.' Ariadne nodded. 'I don't know...I'm not intimidated by Lafay, I quite like her. At least I didn't get into any trouble with her...yet.' the girl grinned mischeviously.
Samira smiled at the fact that Ari didn't think she was a total idiot.
"Thanks," she grinned, referring to Ari's offer to help her in Arithmancy. She wasn't even bothered at the fact that a younger student was offering to help her with her studies. Everyone had something they were good at, and something they weren't, just like she said.
"Astronomy can get pretty confusing," she agreed.
"But I'm not total rubbish at it like I am at Arithmancy." At the next comment Samira grinned excitedly. She always felt happy when she talked about flying.
"Oh, I love it. I've been flying since I was little." Then she gave a small, reassuring smile.
"I wouldn't worry about it if I were you. Flying isn't a necessity," after a pause she said,
"Actually, I'd be happy to help you with flying, if you want. Like an exchange." Ari helps Samira with Arithmancy, and in return Samira would help Ari with flying. Besides, Samira didn't like to accept favors without giving something in return.
At the comment about Lafay, Samira had to laugh.
"Well good for you! I actually don't mind her either. I mean, I have to get used to it, since she's my head of house--but I really do respect her. She doesn't take any nonsense, and sometimes that's how things need to be."