Huh? Any funny business? Did this younger girl not realize that she was Louise Hamilton? While adept with her wand, she did not just go around randomly attacking people. She was older and wiser than most of the students here, which meant she knew about using magic for defense purposes, not practical jokes. Also, she had to crack a smile when the girl said all confidently that she knew she was adorable.

"Louise Hamilton, by the way," she said just to show more friendliness and that she wasn't going to outright randomly throw spells at her, even though the girl if paying attention knew who she was anyway. She had been a competitor for 75% of the competition. "And you are?"

Ah, so she was a Levi supporter? Louise didn't know much about the Hogwartians champions, except a little about Brent from his first three years at Ilvermorny, but she got the sense that the Hogwarts champions in general were more popular than the Ilvermorny ones. ALSO, she minded a little about Evan joining them? Why? Oh, cause she was surrounded by Ilvermorny students, probably and Louise suddenly felt guilty for sitting with her, because she hadn't expected her fellow classmates to readily join her so easily.

"Oh, I'm sorry," Louise muttered, apologetically. Really, she hadn't meant to offend, but she was just being nice. Like always. Curse her friendly demeanor.

Louise turned around to look at Irene when the younger girl agreed with her about Team Everyone Lives. "Aw, thanks. I doubt they'd let any of us die, but I guess things do happen that go wrong." Example: Triwizard Tournament from nearly a century ago. But who knows? The championship was brutal and as her gaze flickered casually to the competitor's screens, she watched in horror as each of them tried differing tactics to defend themselves against the runespoor. And maybe it was because she had been a champion until the last challenge, but she also found herself simultaneously wondering what she might do under the circumstances.

Other than panic. She didn't mind the heat terribly, as she'd grown accustomed to the southern heat in New Orleans and Atlanta, but the three-headed snake, combined with the runic translation. Although, the rune translation might not be that bad as she was okay with cryptic messages. And Transfiguration was definitely a strong point for her.

Her attention was brought back to the stands as she heard Irene babbling on about how Brent Westwood was Team Hogwarts too and she smiled, wondering how much of the fifth year Irene even remembered? Sure they were in the same year, but they were different houses and they both young when he moved across the pond. But maybe she associated with all her yearmates? She was a pukwudgie, which suited Irene's cheerful disposition well, if Louise was being honest, which also meant she probably did get along with everyone. Even the 'warrior house'.

"They're all brilliant. All four of them." She chimed in. They wouldn't have made it to the final four, if they hadn't been.

Ah, see, he was joining behind them! So not too bad, young Hogswartian! It wouldn't infringe too much on your space, hopefully, being behind them. She smiled at him, when he said he was asking his friends, not her. Actually, that was kind of rude of him to say. "Evan." Louise said cooly, in a warning tone. She promised her new young Hogswarts friend she would look after her and she didn't need any remarks to set her off.

And back to the screens, just in time to see Brent slumping into a chair in the front row, with Levi right behind him. For Ilvermorny champions lasting longer than Hogswarts, the two remaining Hogswarts champions had proved themselves to be quite adept and Louise couldn't help but admire and feel proud of them.

Sitting forward in her seat to observe them, she noticed the Hogswarts healer was by them in no time. And then Valerie and Kyle had made their way through and Louise couldn't help but glance at the time to notice that all four had finished in just under an hour. Brilliant of them, really. Only.... Valerie.

Sure the Wampus didn't really care much for her, but it was Louise's nature to care for just about everyone. So when the sixth year collapsed, the Thunderbird ALMOST found herself out of her seat, but stopped herself when the healer was there. It was his territory, after all. So instead she sat back down and just watched. The girl was brilliant, but she didn't stand for the heat as much as some of her fellow Ilvermorny students, so perhaps it was just heat stroke. She was tough; she would be okay, wouldn't she? And despite her being 'Team Everyone Lives', suddenly, she found herself hoping Valerie would pull out the win.