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RandomRaven 
Merlin. This little girl had so much complaint! Christina didn't know how to respond her because:
1. She was clueless
2. She was new here
3. She didn't have any idea about what's going on with Hogwarts and the financial problem because she was new, clueless, and actually she did less care about that.
Actually, the one who maybe would have a big complaint was herself, Christina Jung. Why? Because this should be her first year in Hogwarts and she had heard about people's stories how amazing Hogwarts was but the reality was... THIS! But she'd better to keep her mouth shut right now. "I didn't know about those problem since I am new here." She spoke to that whiny little girl. Not being mean but.. just a little bit bold. Yup.
Oh, look! Finally the captain decided to do something. Kudos for him. So she would just wait here for him giving them the knuts to save them from this madness.
Sonea’s cheeks colored pink when she realized that her behavior had startled the other girl and shifted nervously on her feet. She was really annoyed because she was tired and she had hoped that this year would be wonderful, but it had started so strange with the plastic plates and now this!
“I’m sorry” said Sonea hasty and fumbled nervously with her hands in her pocket.
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THE Govoni Stepping out into the entrance, Dylan didn't cross back over the metal barrier...If his face betrayed the mess that awaited them...Well, good. He needed backup. Odessa backup.
The two of them had always been able to figure things out...and....THIS needed to be dealt with. Squashed. Immediately. LIKE WHOA.
"Okay, guys. LISTEN UP!" The Slytherin Captain raised his voice a bit to grab everyone's attention. "It's not pretty...I'm forewarning you." Money bag in hand, he started handing out tiny bronze coins. "I'm thinking...if you all want to test Odessa's theory...that if we keep one coin on us at all times...we could always ensure access." It was just a thought he'd errantly had...The choice was ultimately up to them, though.
After passing out coins to everyone he'd seen, Dylan stuck the coin bag into his robe pocket and stepped back through the tunnel, wand brandished.
There was WORK to do.
The second year looked surprised up when the older boy had given her and all the others a coin to enter the common room. She looked at the coin she was now holding and was thankful for his help and also relieved that she could enter the common room, she had been afraid that she had needed to sleep outside the dormitory.
“Eh.. T -thank you” said Sonea and hated herself for the fact that she had stuttered.
“I pay you back” said the young girl and ran toward the tunnel and into the common room.