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Anna Banana 
Brent had wandered upon a series of hourglasses and was currently studying them in-depth to try and figure out what they were all about. They were red, green, blue, and yellow, which was obviously for the four Hogwarts houses. There were also little stones in each of them, which were all about at the same level. Was this some sort of competition?
COOL!
Brent loved a good competition. He could feel his adrenaline pumping at the thought of a good race. He paused next to the green one, the one he'd figured was for his house, Slytherin. He'd thought he would be with the red, but apparently he was more cunning and ambitious than he was noble and brave. His gaze changed to the yellow hourglass, the one for his brother's house. Where was Kane anyway? Brent literally never saw any second years.
With her head full of possible divination methods to let her students try out in their coming lessons, the blond Divination Professor wasn't exactly paying much attention to where her feet led her. Raising her blue eyed gaze, tuning into her surroundings she realized where she was, near the hourglasses on the ground floor. Why her feet had led her there she wasn't certain of, but she took it as a sign that she was supposed to be there in that moment. She hadn't visited the hourglasses since she had been a student here which felt like eons ago now.
Spotting a young, brown haired boy in green robes standing in front of the hourglasses; obviously studying them, Laurel quietly walked up to stand a few feet from the boy as she commented quietly, to not frighten him as she pointed up to the hourglasses.
"The house points you earn for Slytherin will magically appear in that green hourglass." He looked somewhat familiar. She had seen him somewhere.
"Did you get sorted at the feast?"