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RRdem 
Gotcha, Rayedem thought excitedly. Trying to repress a giggle, he looked at Rhea, who was still busy with her things, and said, "No, sillyyyy. Now I get to call you silly. Ever heard of trade marks?" he taunted. This mustn't feel good at Rhea, who, apparently, had always been a bossy one. Despite the fact that he so badly wanted to annoy Rhea back, Rayedem kept it within limits so as to not make her dislike him.
"I heard you say that!" he said, addressing her comments about muggle being strange creatures, "I don't think we are. I mean, you guys are the real weirdos. I don't see if butter has anything to do with beer.. Except for the color. Therefore I don't think those two would make a good combination." he added, thinking. He didn't know how beers taste, but his father always says it's good. Bitter, but good. Ah well.
Then, out of curiosity, he asked, "Are you a pureblood, Rhea?" tilting his head slightly to his right shoulder, he wondered if that's what make her skeptical about the muggle stuff he'd mentioned.
Rhea frowned. She did not like talking about about muggle things, mainly because she hardly knew anything about muggle contraptions or drinksand he was clearly enjoying her ignorance.
She rolled her eyes when he asked her about trade marks. What the bloody hell were trade marks.
"No I don't know what those are and I don't suppose they would benefit me in anyways." She said turning up her nose at him.
She scowled at him when he said he didn't think butterbeer was good.
"Blasphemy. When you taste your first butterbeer you'll change your mind." She said confidently.
Pulling another book off the shelf, she slipped it into her book bag.
"That one should be a good read as well," she said to herself.
She didn't look up from her bag when he asked her if he was a pureblood. Frowning she answered him.
"I dont think there are any true purebloods around anymore Ray, but I suppose the answer is yes. I have no known muggle relatives."