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Bloody Baron 
The distinct sound of chains rattling could be heard by those nearby as the Bloody Baron rose through the table, peering down at the students of Slytherin house. He said nothing as he turned ever so slowly, hard gaze resting on each and every face for only a mere split moment, observing those who did not belong. Another year had come for these students to prove themselves worthy of being in the Noble House of Slytherin. Dare they prove themselves otherwise?
Looking up from the food that had now suddenly appeared before them, Cass found herself looking at the Slytherin House Ghost's bloody glory. Which should probably gross her out, but didn't.
"Good evening Sir, uh..Lord, uh.." Wait, how did she even address the Baron all these years? She couldn't even remember
"Good evening Bloody Baron." She finally settled
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PotterHeadforLife Believe me, Cass, but even with seven years of staying in this school can't change the fact how hard these benches are, Kat thought. Snakes and their thoughts, as always.
When the blonde fourth year said 'France' it put a huge smile on the seventh year's face. What's so exciting about France? Ha ha. Food and the Eiffel Tower. "We stayed at Paris with my uncle, aunt, and cousins," Kat replied. "You've been there?"
Obviously.
"That sounds absolutely fab!" The seventh year said with a grin
"Although, the Eiffel tower is sort of a downer - all covered with muggle graffiti and what not." Ugh, muggles.
"Did you try on of the many quaint cafes around the tower?" She asked
"I heard they have absolutely delicious croissants!" Speaking of, she was totally craving for chocolate filled croissants...
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Lauralicious Fee couldnt help but laugh a bit. A ride with Hufflepuffs wouldnt have been so bad for her but if Cass wasnt in the mood. Oh jesus.Especially younger puffs."You poor thing", the blonde chuckled," i bet they were just soooo bubbly and you were like please calm down youuuu."The image in Fee's head was the funniest ever.Her poor bestie. That train and carriage ride was from hell, no lie." Second year puffs for Mrs. Prewett", the girl chuckled,"at least you're gonna appreciate my presence more now." The Slytherin was just kidding after all she had to survive this horrible carriage ride too. Only people she didnt know had been in with her.How boring.
The seventh year couldnt help but laugh a bit.Why not make the feast a bit sparkly."You know because i can", she giggled. No one ever complained and it didnt hurt anyone bringing some fashion sense to this.Looking down at her sparkly top the girl shook her head laughing." You know in first year we were so innocent", she said," look at us now. All grown up." Fascinating what thy had been through together.Her memories with Cass definitely were the best.
"Bubbly doesn't even begin to describe!" She exclaimed, sending a very Slytherin-ish glare towards the Badger table "
They were absolutely annoying! Till a few hours ago, I didn't know it was possible to sound perky and yet terrified at the same time!"
Apparently it was.
Cass took a spoonful of the mashed potatoes covered in gravy into her mouth and swallowed before answering "True enough." The girl said with a nod and a grin thrown at her best friend's direction "Besides, It's not like its in the official rules or anything..." Although, it was still fun to do. You know, wearing formal school robes to the start and end of term feasts - and all the other feasts in between.
"I remember!" Cass said with a grin, recalling her days as a small, still slightly mean, and timid first year "Merlin! That seems like forever ago!" She said with a smile before taking another spoonful of the deliciousness that is mashed potatoes.
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hjhm Juliet smiled at what she said. Never regret? Being Slytherin was something she grew up with. It was like one of those memories that your father keeps on telling you over and over again. And well, she was already expecting a green and silver uniform the moment she got to Hogwarts. Looking at Cass she nodded "The whole family are Slytherin" she muttered. And that part where the sorting hat just had to say blood is thicker than water on her. It felt like it was in the genes why she is here. Juliet loves being a Slytherin. Cunning, ambitious. Who's not like that? "I will" she said in her happiest tone.
SEVENTH YEAR?!?!?!?!
Juliet pouted a bit. Not that she's disappointed. Sure she is happy that she's talking to a senior already. One that can really help her or maybe teach her the things around here. But part of her did wish that she's in the same year level as her. She's pretty and had nice hair and she had that sweet smile. Honestly she looks younger than her age. "Unfortunately?" she began to show a smile "...That's awesome. You'll be graduating soon" technically that's the reason why most people don't like being in the seventh year.
What about you? What year are you in?
Juliet wrinkled her nose as she looked at her "Fourth year" she was 3 years behind than Cass. "...unfortunately" she added with a grin on her lips.
"Oh, a family of Slytherins, huh?" She said with an understanding nod
"I totally get what you mean. My mum was in Slytherin too when she was in Hogwarts - I figured the "Black" part of my blood had more influence over what house I would be in." She joked with a roll of her eyes, not that she ever wanted to be placed anywhere else of course
"Speaking of which, what's your surname by the way?" She asked with a curious smile.
"Exactly." Cass said with a rueful grin
"I'm not exactly thrilled at the thought of leaving Hogwarts." She admitted with a small shake of her head.
"Ooh, Fourth year." The girl said with a mischievous grin
"The year where all the Hogwarts drama starts." She said with a laugh
"Where did you go to before transferring?"