...and finally, Fyo spoke up, and Anna turned around to glance his way. She nodded when he said the water was the freezing. That much much obvious. She glanced down at the ice, thinking it just pretty much beat all she'd ever seen here at Hogwarts. She laughed lightly, then shook her head when he mentioned that his socks were wet. "Are you a wizard...or not?" she playfully asked, raising her wand into the air as if he to indicate he should try and charm them warm. Fyo didn't seem to really be too worried about his socks, though, as the realization that he could ice skate had dawned on him.

Anna bit her bottom lip at the sight of Myrtle stuffed, bug-eyed, into a jug of water. It was actually a pretty funny looking sight, but she knew that if she laughed the ghost would start crying again. Or worse...she'd leave. As she'd thought before, Myrtle knew stuff, even stuff she really didn't realize was important. Anna kind of made of face at the mention of the Bloody Baron looking bloody---ewww---but she quickly wiped it right off her face. There were far more interesting and important things to talk about and think about right now. "Myrtle, I have a question for you...you know, since you're so intelligent and always seem to figure things out before most others...," she said, turning towards the ghost. Hopefully Anna wouldn't accidentally upset her and send her on another crying rampage. "Have you seen anything out of the ordinary around here? Perhaps, something dealing with water, maybe? The lake...the flood...tears...anything really."

A split second later, though, someone else came sliding into the Great Hall, coming to a stop just at Anna's feet. At least they hadn't collided into her, though. She glanced down to see Jack Fritzra, a boy she'd actually come to have a great deal of respect for lately. He'd been the only Lion besides her to show up at the Quidditch match last weekend. For that, she owed him some much-deserved respect. "Fritzera...Fritzera. It's okay. Just calm down," she said, leaning down to help pull him off the ground. "It's just the works of that crazy flood again. You're not going to drown, though. Not in...this at least."

Ohhh, little Cy. Such a treat to listen to. So he thought he could easily dye her hair green, did he? The thought alone just made Anna grin even wider and bigger. She remained quiet, though...until she he spoke up saying he'd never call out what she'd requested he do, that is. "Alright then. Suit yourself," she said, throwing her hands into the air and shrugging. "When that ice starts rising, though..." She knew the ice couldn't really rise, though. I mean...right? It wasn't going to just keep rising like the other floods did, would it? Worried expression on her face, she turned back to Cy, thinking she might need to start on getting him out of there now. Then again, all was safe at the moment. Nothing had rose to higher levels in quite a while. She'd let him squirm a little longer.

...but then Reese was scolding her again, so Anna turned towards her friend with a bit of a frown. She needed to explain to Reese why she was acting so out of character towards this boy. Maybe then Reese would help her instead of trying to help Cy. "Reese...do you remember those first years who made me cry at the Start-of-Term feast?" she whispered. She sort of nodded in Cy's direction, hoping Reese would take the hint. "That's them..." Anna stopped whispering and turned back to Cy, but just as she did so, Karma and Cam strolled up to join them. "Hey, Karma...hey, Cam," she said, looking towards both of them with a smile.