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Sonea 
With a smirk on her face the first year Snake walked toward the lake, she had met a boy during the feast, not on his house table of course, noooo! She had stayed with her own house the whole time, but he had been in the Sorting ceremony too and they had talked! The boy had told her that there must be a like here and she had asked him if they could look at it together but... Wellllll.... She wanted some fun too and she wanted to see if she could scare him, just because it was fun and because she wanted to know if he was worthy to be her friend!
So now she was standing behind a really large tree, close beside the lake with a really scary
clown mask covering her face, waiting for the boy to come search for her.
Mason had found it a bit suspicious that when he had talked to a certain first year during the sorting ceremony the previous day that she had asked if there was a lake here. If he hadn't been mistaken, first years always traveled over the lake with boats as a tradition didn't they? Perhaps the tradition changed or he had remembered wrong from reading Howarts, A History. That book was massive.
Still, the Ravenclaw had told the girl that he'd like to explore the grounds as well and when the next day arrived, the fifth year got dressed in his school uniform because he also had classes later that day and walked towards the lake. The lake was beautiful and Mason took in a deep breath of fresh air as he walked closer to the water.
The girl in question was no where in sigh yet and he figured she was still sleeping in. He placed his school bag down on the grass and stooped over to open it up to grab one of his text books. He had been interested in Defence Against the Dark arts ever since he had opened his book at home , especially since he knew quite a bit about the dark arts. Durmstrang students learned that very quickly which was one of the reasons he had left.
While still standing, the Ravenclaw opened his textbook and turned it to page 25 where he had left off.