Good wasn't exactly the word she'd use to describe her train ride, though she knew people mostly inquired about your train ride to be polite, and not to hear a full account of what went on. With this in mind, Junia nodded her head. "It was alright, thanks. Congratulations on the badge. I hope to wear one someday." Ambitious little thing that she was, Junia longed for power and the badge was meant to bring that, yes?

The third year gave a smile and then returned her gaze to the sorting hat and those sitting underneath it.



"Parts of it were quite good, yes!" Her summer had consisted of Hassan's wedding, family time, and time spent with friends. There had been quite a few days spent missing her grandfather, too, but keeping busy helped with that. "And yours, Sky?" The third year was curious, though distracted by the other happenings in the hall. A proper catch up later would be needed, yes.



Unfortunately, patience was not Junia's strong suit but she was doing her best not to show how antsy she was. The small brunette was trying to catch a glimpse of her younger cousin when Rula arrived. "It's taking forever for him to go, though. I might starve before he finds out his house and then he won't even be able to enjoy it!" She looked over at her big sister, all wide-eyes and dramatic faces. Life was hard sometimes, it was.