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Cassia had thought that two years were enough to meet all of her house-mates. Well, obviously she was wrong. She keeps meeting new people which she liked. The more people she knew the better. You never know when to need them. "Nice to meet you Addie." Cassia beamed at the girl. Good her name was easy so Cassia was likely to remember it. Because some people took it very personal when she'd like invent another name for them. IT's not her fault she had a lousy memory! And a seventh-year. "Really! That's really scary!" Ehh.Probably not the best thing to say. But again like the twelve-years old know what was the best to say. "I mean it must be interesting. And a bit sad." She added. Yeah that should be better. "It's not like we could stay students for the rest of hour lives." Come to think of it, why wasn't that allowed again? "I am a second-year." She told Addie. "Or a third year!" She said with a grin. That was the first time she had said that. She need to get used to saying that.
Something was very interesting happening here. Cassia was actually talking with an older student who seemed to be cool! That is remarkable. The snake made a mental note of telling her friend Lex that not all older kids were boring and mean. This Addie seemed the cool type. Once the plant was brought up the younger snake shuddered. "Guh! I never ever liked plants." She stated. "And people would think I was weird. Well, duh! Plants eat people and that was proved." She said with a triumph look. She was going to have to remember all the people who thought she was odd for desipising plants. Well, that was hard and needed effort. Maybe she should just forget about it. And as for the common rooms thing. "Well, on the bright side...." Cassia paused trying to think of a bright side of having to sleep on the ground in the great hall with all the other students! "Umm...You know it was a way of socializing." That's the best she got.
With one last glance out the window Addie sighed and turned back to Cassia. She giggled when the younger girl exclaimed that it was really scary.
"I'm not ready to graduate yet," Addie said.
"Even though I still have one more year, it's going to go by to fast and I'm already sad leaving this year." Though she could say that sad was an understatement. Devastated, abandoned, those would be better words to describe the feeling of leaving Hogwarts.
"It would be nice to stay students forever," Addie said with a sigh as she swung her legs underneath her, they didn't touch the ground so she could just swing them!
"I'll miss Hogwarts to much, you're lucky that you still have five years to go!" Very lucky.
Addie smiled when the girl shuddered at the thoughts of plants.
"I used to like them and Herbology," Addie stated like it was just a plain old fact that everyone should know.
"Now I'm going to check to make sure it is completely safe every time we have Herbology." Yes Addie would check with the professor for the rest of her Herbology classes in her whole entire life to make sure that she never was at danger of being eaten by a plant again. Addie giggled. Sleeping on the cold hard floors being a way of socializing.
"I guess we could be sociable, I think I was a little to busy complaining," Addie admitted to the younger snake. It wasn't her fault that she was used to a nice comfortable bed.
"I like comfortable beds and got to sleep in my super comfortable bed for my whole entire life until last year when I came to Hogwarts so I guess I'm a little to used to comfortable beds," because it wasn't her fault that her mom refused to let her attend Hogwarts until her fifth year. Why did she think that being short would have that big of an impact on Addie's life?