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Originally Posted by Suziella

Bleu quickly found an empty compartment. It was so hard to find one at the front of the train but she was lucky enough to get one. She was hoping Dylan would have been around here somewhere already but he wasn't. She was pretty sure he would be around soon. She placed her owl up in the luggage rack. All their luggage was generally packed at the back of the train. All they needed to worry about was small bags and their animals and anything else they had with them.

She pulled out a book from her purse and got comfortable. It was going to be a long ride, but hopefully Dylan would be her entertainment soon enough.

Is there anything better than candy? It made nearly everything better in life. Only nearly because...she didn't know why it only nearly made everything better. Well candy isn't able to give you hugs or cuddles. Honestly though, Emmylou could really go for cuddles right now but maybe not? She just walked along looking for a compartment to sit in because she was bored. Meeting new people would the best thing ever right now. Looking around for a compartment to sit in, the sixteen year old peeked into one and she knew who it was. She frowned before walking into the compartment. "Would it be okay if I sit here?" The sixth year smiled at Dylan's girlfriend.

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Originally Posted by Symphora

Henric made his way to the front, trying to walk through the narrow walkway wasn't easy. It took a lot of maneuvering skills to avoid clashing with them.Hmm...he noticed there were many first years this term, he smiled at them before walking past their compartments. Hey, who knows..they might be in Hufflepuff and they really need more hardworking students so they could win the housecup for the second time in a row.

Henric took a peek inside to see if the compartment was empty and it was. He left the door open, in case anyone new or his friends might want to share a compartment with him.He heaved his carry-on luggage on top of the rack before settling down on his seat. As usual, he stared out of the window, amazed at the amount of parents who came to see their children off. Suddenly, he thought of the muggle orphans he dearly missed back at his hometown orphanage. He loved doing youth volunteering work during his summer vacation and thinking about them made him sad. "If only they could go to Hogwarts...wouldn't it be wonderful?"he thought to himself.

He sighed, knowing he couldn't tell them all about his wizardry or the magical world he was living in. But that didn't mean, he never sneaked in a few dragon naptime stories.

NOM. NOM. NOM.

Is there anything better than candy? Emmylou could really go for cuddles right now but maybe not? She just walked along looking for a compartment to sit in because she was bored. Meeting new people would the best thing ever right now. Yes. She needed to find, something to do or someone because this train ride for some reason was very boring this year. She really couldn't believe that it was her sixth year. WOW! She remembered when she transfered here from Beauxbatons in her third year. The blonde was so nervous but also very happy to go to Hogwarts. She wished that she had been here since her first year but she wasn't but she was here now and that was the only thing that mattered.

Emmylou peeked around every time she saw a compartment open. The first few were so full and some of the others she really didn't know anyone and she was all about going into a group full of people because you know she was so brave but she was a Gryffindor but still not very brave. After maybe a few minutes the sixteen year old found a compartment with only one person in there. "Hello." The Alabama native said. She had a somewhat thick southern accent. Anyone that lived around here could tell that she was from the United States. That wasn't something that was normal around here.