Adi was not surprised when the Bloody Baron floated in. He didn't like that ghost much. He was rude and full of himself. Naaah, Adi was not in a huff about being told to leave the Slytherin table a few years ago by the Baron at the Start of Term feast. Sure, he had left... but only when he had wanted to. The boy was stubborn.

Anyway, he turned his attention to the Baron again when Professor Helena handed the class over. The Hufflepuff sure was impressed at the fencing and archery skills the ghost possessed. Archery was so difficult as he had experienced first hand. It surprised him that Sir Bloodiness would also admit his mistakes and loss of control at what he did to Professor Helena. Everyone in general should learn to control their negative feelings. Clearly the the Baron lacked that back then. Adi remained silent as he tried not to resent the ghost for taking the Lady's life.