She listened seriously as Louise explained how they weren't thinking much about people watching as they competed. It made sense of course and it was a very brave way of looking at things. "I'll never forget any of it," she said sincerely. "Next year I will be graduating from Hogwarts, but I hope that sometime our two schools have another event like this. Maybe next time Ilvermorny can host."

And Mason saying that eight years of school sucked dfenitely confirmed her suspicions that he wasn't really going to miss Hogwarts all that much. Oh well, everyone was different. "Personally I would like to stay eight years, but I get why many people wouldn't. By the way, where are you going next?" She'd wish him luck wherever it was!

Turning back to Cassanda, she pondered the return question for a moment, not quite sure what the answer was. She had just invited Emma to be a pen pal... 'I think I have at least one," she said with a smile. "If I didn't have any it would be tragic. Someday I would like to visit Ilvermorny, wouldn't you?"

"Hey Emma!" she greeted the much younger Ilvermorny girl enthusiastically, welcoming her to sit next to them. "How's it going?" Wow she was so going to miss Ilvermorny students when they were gone! "It's a shame we won't be doing this again next year. But you know what? If it's all fine with you, I think I'll write letters to you next year and forever. I always wanted an Ilvermorny friend."

Rooney blew her a kiss. Awww how sweet of him! She smiled and blew one back. Then she watched with silent agreement when Jessa expressed her sorrow at seeing Rooney leave. Kitty would very much miss Rooney's theatrics next year . Lessons wouldn't be the same without.

As she was thinking this, Dora approached their table to hug Mason and say goodbye to him and Rooney. "Hey Dora," she said to the Gryffindor girl as she passed by her. Kitty wasn't sure if the feeling was mutual, but she respected Dora and had been especially cheering for her (among all the others) in the challenges. She would have said more but she wasn't sure this was the right time.