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Kimothy · 05-03-2019, 05:14 AM

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Originally Posted by ss user ArianaBlack yes

The day had already been overwhelming to say the least. Having to walk through a literal wall was not her preferred method of arriving at a train and the company in her compartment was... interesting. The carriage ride over to the castle had also been rather strange and at this point, Nina Castillo was ready to clamber up to the dormitory and lay down on her bed. Though going to the dormitory would mean having to face her dorm-mates again after an entire summer and that was a situation she'd rather avoid. Which is also why she hadn't rushed into the Great Hall quite yet.

The Slytherin lingered in the doorway of the entrance hall, peering inside where the four house tables were arranged before the dais. Great. Eloise was already there and sitting next to one of her only friends in her house. This was less than ideal.

Maybe lingering wouldn't be such a bad idea? She could linger all night.

Or until the sorting when the buzzing crowd would hopefully hide her from Eloise and the rest of the fourth year girls. Yup. Entrance hall was a GREAT idea. Nina Castillo would stand right here. All night if she had to. Returning to Hogwarts had destroyed her appetite anyway.

Drewett had already eaten in the train. From his years of experience with the lengthy sorting and the long speech, he learned his lesson to not wait entirely for the feast to happen. But the thing is, despite eating most of the food he had brought home from the Stemp House and bought from the food trolley, he was still rather hungry. Perhaps that was a teenage boy thing, he learned. It wasn't the worst type of teenage boy thing though. He definitely knew that there were far more worse than eating more than one's weight. However, he was able to control himself to leave half his grilled cheese sandwich for Kenzie. Their annual welcoming feast tradition. It was a symbol of their friendship.

After he had settled his things, made sure his owl had treats for the rest of the evening, and made a quick detour to the nearest boys' bathroom, Drewett made his way back to the Great Hall. He was looking forward to good food, fresh drinks, and the general ambience that the hall had especially on this night. He couldn't wait to sit by Hudson or Keenan or Evan or Nettie or Missa or really any person he was friends with. The start of term feast was always different from every other feasts they had after, save for the end of term one. He was no fan of crowds, but he'd make a exception for this night.

Before he could look around and scan the hall for any sights of his friends, Drewett saw a familiar figure from afar as he was walking down the hall and smiled a little bit to himself. He had not seen Nina Castillo at the Hogwarts Express nor the platform, but that was alright. She was here now, at the entrance hall. Hands in his pockets, the Ravenclaw walked towards his Slytherin friend and paused beside her. "Waiting for someone?" He asked. If anything, he knew better than to expect Nina Castillo at the Slytherin table seated with her dorm mates.

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Kimothy Moke Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: nickle's back pocket Posts: 8,930 Hogwarts RPG Name: Astrid Grimaldi Slytherin Third Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Nikita Vitvinina-Grahn Ravenclaw Sixth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Ascella Archer Hufflepuff Fifth Year x12	SS ate my first post lmaosjsdnfkjdbs Kimothée Chalamet • The UWU Agenda • Once Baby, Now Trouble • All Growed Up Quote: Originally Posted by ss user ArianaBlack yes The day had already been overwhelming to say the least. Having to walk through a literal wall was not her preferred method of arriving at a train and the company in her compartment was... interesting. The carriage ride over to the castle had also been rather strange and at this point, Nina Castillo was ready to clamber up to the dormitory and lay down on her bed. Though going to the dormitory would mean having to face her dorm-mates again after an entire summer and that was a situation she'd rather avoid. Which is also why she hadn't rushed into the Great Hall quite yet. The Slytherin lingered in the doorway of the entrance hall, peering inside where the four house tables were arranged before the dais. Great. Eloise was already there and sitting next to one of her only friends in her house. This was less than ideal. Maybe lingering wouldn't be such a bad idea? She could linger all night. Or until the sorting when the buzzing crowd would hopefully hide her from Eloise and the rest of the fourth year girls. Yup. Entrance hall was a GREAT idea. Nina Castillo would stand right here. All night if she had to. Returning to Hogwarts had destroyed her appetite anyway. Drewett had already eaten in the train. From his years of experience with the lengthy sorting and the long speech, he learned his lesson to not wait entirely for the feast to happen. But the thing is, despite eating most of the food he had brought home from the Stemp House and bought from the food trolley, he was still rather hungry. Perhaps that was a teenage boy thing, he learned. It wasn't the worst type of teenage boy thing though. He definitely knew that there were far more worse than eating more than one's weight. However, he was able to control himself to leave half his grilled cheese sandwich for Kenzie. Their annual welcoming feast tradition. It was a symbol of their friendship. After he had settled his things, made sure his owl had treats for the rest of the evening, and made a quick detour to the nearest boys' bathroom, Drewett made his way back to the Great Hall. He was looking forward to good food, fresh drinks, and the general ambience that the hall had especially on this night. He couldn't wait to sit by Hudson or Keenan or Evan or Nettie or Missa or really any person he was friends with. The start of term feast was always different from every other feasts they had after, save for the end of term one. He was no fan of crowds, but he'd make a exception for this night. Before he could look around and scan the hall for any sights of his friends, Drewett saw a familiar figure from afar as he was walking down the hall and smiled a little bit to himself. He had not seen Nina Castillo at the Hogwarts Express nor the platform, but that was alright. She was here now, at the entrance hall. Hands in his pockets, the Ravenclaw walked towards his Slytherin friend and paused beside her. "Waiting for someone?" He asked. If anything, he knew better than to expect Nina Castillo at the Slytherin table seated with her dorm mates. __________________ It's so magical, feeling that no one's got a hold_______________________________ ___________________________________And the whole wide world is whistling...