Oh no! How could she have been so stupid?! Aurora had completely forgotten that No-Maj's couldn't actually SEE dementors. And now she was crying. Aurora did NOT deal with crying kids! There was a REASON she had never babysat before. Mentally kicking herself, and hoping she didn't lose points for her mistake, she bit her lip. She had to think fast. She shook her head and knelt down so she was facing the young girl at eye level.

"No, no, I was mistaken. I didn't make it cold. There are these things...these creatures...you can't see them because they're invisible. If you're...older, like me, and have this stick, you can see them, and they have hoods and cloaks," she added, hoping that was enough of an explanation for her and would make up for her blunder. "They make you feel all sad and lonely...but that white thing you saw? That was a light. A light to drive away the bad, dark creature. It did the same thing to me that it did to you," she assured the girl, hoping that would make her trust her. Aurora didn't have any younger siblings and had never had to really appeal to a young kid before. She hoped what she was doing was working. Please stop crying, kid!

"I can bring that light back with this stick," she explained, gesturing to her wand. "If it comes back, I promise I'll bring it back to get rid of the creature. Pinky promise," she added, grinning at the girl and letting go of her hand, so she could offer her a perfectly manicured pinky to show she was serious.

"Now, how did you get here? Do you know a way out of this forest?" she asked. She wanted the young girl to trust her, but she also couldn't sit here for HOURS, they had to keep moving...