Well, this was good. Both of them were chanting now, and they'd been good about agreeing to cheer on the team at the match. Perfect. Now those lame Puffers would have even less support in the stands, and the Slytherin victory would be even more sweet. "That's right," she answered Nora. "There's two of you now," she said, speaking of Nora and Ariana, "and maybe you can get a few more to join in? The louder we are, the more we can drown out the other house."

She passed Ariana a pleased smile just as she heard an oh-so-familiar voice coming from the direction of the doorway. "Professor Lafay," Sierra greeted with a smile, heading over to greet their Head of House. She overlooked the way the woman stood with her arms crossed over her chest. This was all about Slytherin pride here, and she was more than happy to explain that. "We're showing our Slytherin pride, of course. I had an idea to teach Nora and Ariana, my Serpent Sidekicks, a chant that they could use at the championship match," she explained. "We've been a little short on cheering fans at the last few matches, so I thought it'd be awesome to give that area a little push in the right direction."

Just then, another voice sounded at the doorway, and a Slytherin girl appeared, apparently having just listened in on the chanting. "That's exactly what we're doing," she answered. "You wanna join in, too? We can teach it to you." She looked over at Nora and Ariana, who looked a little worried at the presence of Lafay. She wished she could tell them what she knew--that Lafay was one of the most amazing Quidditch players Slytherin had ever seen. House pride, especially when it came to things like Quidditch chants, was likely something Lafay would appreciate.

...or so Sierra hoped.