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Cassia pocketed the letter she had written to her brother and headed to the owlery. She had spent all last night scribbling down everything happened since she said bye to her brother. That’s their deal. She tells him what had been happening with her in the castle and he fills her in of what’s going on at home. Cassia was also carrying a small bag that contained some food for her owl. Cassia sighed because lately she had been getting the impression that her owl hates her.
She had always wondered If she should have bought a cat. When she went to the pet shop but there she decided to get an owl for a change. Perhaps that wasn't a very good idea . But Cassia loved her owl but she also loved cats.
Cassia shook her head trying to push those thoughts away and entered the owlery. As she stood there she started to look around her for her honey-colored mean moody owl. "Hey Snaty…come out where ever you are," She said in a singsong voice trying to coax the owl o appear though she knew that it will take some time until the owl comes around. Cassia just knew that her owl hates her.
Joshua was alive! Josh was out there, probably hurt, but kicking and breathing!
Relief washed over the Ravenclaw as soon as she got out of Lafay's office, up to her dorms where she spent two hours letting out the remaining sobs of happiness, cuddled with her two cats like an official pathetic vulnerable girl, and then wrote down a short letter to send to the survivor. She was still wearing her uniform, without the outer robe, as she climbed the tower to the owlery. The letter neatly folded in her hand, and her wand's in the other one.
Before she stepped into the tower, Louisa paused upon hearing someone talk. She listened in, quietly, leaning against the wall. Snaty? Who was Snaty? Pretty weird!funny name, though. Heh heh heh. The Ravenclaw finally got out from behind the wall and walked into the owlery, where Cassia the little Snake was, "
Having fun?" She asked the girl as she approached the wooden plank where owls were supposed to fly to whenever someone asked for them. It was empty now because all owls seemed to be in their nests across the walls.