Was it typical naming a beater bat? Did he just ask her that. Um duh. She chuckled a little and said, "No... It isn't. Only people who love their bats do that. Everyone else was a bad parent." So basically everyone else in the world was a bad parent.

Selina was pretty sure that her head was going to explode at this ickle first year if she kept being as rude as she was being. The redhead never would have dreamed talking so obnoxiously to an older student when she was a first year. Admittedly so, Selina was talkative, but never rude. Older students were not better than the younger ones, but manners were just sort of unspoken nicety that this first year did not observe.

To make matters worse, she was yelling back at a prefect and a captain. Now, Selina and Kurumi weren't wearing their badges, why would they be, but still they were older students. And these firsties had some bloody nerve.

Her eyebrow shot up at the younger students before she turned to her friend and smiled, "Oh hey Kurumi, looks like the term is starting off with a bang, huh?" Never before in Selina's five years of Hogwarts had she ever seem anyone scale the express. Scale the topiary up at the castle? Yes. Never the actual train. It was just really, really dangerous.

But then Kurumi drew Selina's attention to the flyers that sat in her arms. Her face fell a hundred miles an hour and the small smile that graced her lips for that brief moment was gone. Mortimer was missing... He was alone somewhere and cold. No beater bat should be without their mother or father. It was a mad, mad world out there for a bat. Mortimer was just a baby! An ickle baby without his crib and broom polish because Mortimer preferred broom polish over bat polish.

Shaking her head sadly she replied, "Do you think I'd still be handing these out if I had found him? I'm sick to my stomach with worry." That was true. Selina had only eaten yogurt, pancakes, three muffins and a banana for breakfast. She just couldn't eat much food lately- she was worried.

But then the rude first years drew her attention back to them and her sadness was gone in an instant. Instead it was replaced with a hard, authoritative expression that she used on her team during a particularly rough practice. Her eyes turned to slits before she yelled back at them, "Lose focus? You can't lose something you didn't have! Get down!"

After some discussion between the younger students, they all decided to climb down back to the platform. For a moment, Selina contemplated what her next plan of action would be, before she turned to her best friend and said, "Rumi, you may wanna put your badge on for this." Because Selina had a feeling if they saw a prefect badge they might be prone to keep their feet out of their mouths. Then again, with these firsties she couldn't be sure.

Then she approached all of the kids and crossed her arms, "What the bloody hell were you all doing?"