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Biochemkris · 06-12-2007, 02:30 PM

The corridor on the second floor.

harrysgurl90 · 07-11-2007, 03:47 AM

Casey walked into the second floor corridor. She saw some students there but quietly walked past wrapping her arms around her chest and looking down to the ground.

druidflower · 07-11-2007, 03:54 AM

"A little discussion about my sanity, or lack there of; I'm inclined to believe our friendly neighbourhood prefect was trying to see how long it would take to make me cry." Faye smiled at the girl as if nothing was wrong, after all, it's not her fault that this Juno person was acting like a perfect snot. "Sorry, I don't remember getting your name?"

Em's the Game · 07-11-2007, 04:28 AM

"Me? Oh, I'm Kemma." And Kemma dropped her satchel. With gratitude for the distraction. Not that she'd ever admit it, but she was getting annoyed with the weight of so many books to haul. She just felt like she needed all her reference materials close at hand. All the time. It was wierd. And she already was weird enough.

"And you are...?" Kemma looked at the girl and past her to Juno. Trying to make her cry? Juno never tried. He just did. More's the pity, Kemma thought, because he's so very interesting once you get past his poor manners.

druidflower · 07-11-2007, 04:37 AM

"Oh, I'm Fabienne - or rather just Faye, it's much easier." Faye motioned lightly to Juno, "he's frustrating, but I get the feeling you're familiar with him already, so you would know."

Hawken Terrell · 07-11-2007, 04:38 AM

Juno had a very hard time resisting the urge to roll his eyes. It was only the phantom smarting of his shins remembering how Kemma liked to kick him when he was being rude that he didn't. What was it with girls and being coo-coo and about to beat you into a bloody pulp one second and then happy and peppy the next, ready to braid each other's hair? He wanted to kick Kemma for a change, but her big book-filled bag acted as a shield. Alas...it would have been a nice opportunity for some payback.

Suddenly he snapped back to reality. "Oye! I'm still here!" He waved his hands around mostly in front of Kemma's face since she was standing next to him.

Em's the Game · 07-11-2007, 05:10 AM

Kemma reached over and patted Juno's arm affectionately. "Oh he's not so bad once you get to know him," she said to Faye. "He's just..." Kemma looked to the ceiling, searching for just the right word. "Uh...Juno is..." Nope. A single word wasn't going to do it. Juno was more. "He's....unique." Inadequate word. "And maybe...eccentric. And possibly...um....cranky. But if you give him a chance he's really quite....good." I've been neglecting my thesaurus. She blinked at Faye. Honestly, it was surprising Faye should mind. Girls seemed to flock to Juno no matter how rude he was. It was almost in comprehensbile. And yet Faye was not amused. Kemma did an internal shrug and beamed up at Juno. She liked him just fine as he was.

druidflower · 07-11-2007, 01:09 PM

Faye scrutinized Juno very carefully, going back in her mind over the details of the last few minutes. Her youngest brother says that when she does this she bares a remarkable resemblence to a hawk eyeing its prey, but it might have been the Guidry gold eyes that helped with that image.

"He's certainly unique, maybe even eccentric, definitely cranky. And he doesn't know when to just shut up and let things go. Granted, neither do I so it's not particularly surprising that we had words." Faye declared. She turned back to Juno, "Sorry, I'm being rude. I guess I should also apollogize for being, um... aggressive... with you." She resisted the urge to add that he had provoked her. She figured it would fall on deaf ears, at least his, and she suspected he would need to have the last word. Someone was going to have to give a little. Sensing his human was less distressed than before, Riopelle the charismatic cat leapt from a nearby bust of Sir Whozits, back to Faye's shoulder. Faye scratched his chin absently.

Hawken Terrell · 07-13-2007, 03:23 PM

Juno felt like a deer caught in the headlights. Kemma was talking about him as if he was her cruppy, and now the Gryffindor was eying him up like Sunday’s lunch. “Aggressive? It was more like mother dragon in attack mode. I’d call that bit more then aggressive.” He felt Kemma’s hand in his arm and looked down at it, then at her face. Was she beaming? She was. Merlin what was her deal? Now didn’t seem like the time to ask.

He looked back over at the Gryffindor. Samabaine was it? “And I didn’t provoke you, I made a suggestion. Learn to accept some bloody help.” He shifted his mustard yellow bag on his shoulder, bent over, snatched up two of the bigger books Kemma’s bag was spewing on the floor, and then turned and stormed off down the hallway.

confusion.girl · 07-13-2007, 05:54 PM

Cora walked along the second floor corridor, in a slight dreamy daze. Her pink curls were pinned back and her cheeks rosy. She could see Kemma, Juno and a girl she didn't recognise having a bit of an argument nearby, but she did not interrupt.

She glanced around for any sign of Bucky, and then began to nibble of the corner of a cookie.

Rockywizardia · 07-13-2007, 06:13 PM

Seraphina was walking into the corridor when she saw that girl Cora who was nice and gave her cookies. She smiled and tapped on her shoulder gently. "Hi Cora." she squeaked, admiring the girl's pink hair. It was pretty. "D'you know where the um..." She lowered her voice. "...kitchens are?"

confusion.girl · 07-13-2007, 06:23 PM

Cora jumped as someone tapped her on the shoulder, and she dropped her cookies everywhere. She was about to turn around and give the intruder a piece of her mind (and fist) when she recognised Seraphina's squeeky voice.

"Hey Sera." She said, gathering up her cookies, blowing off the dirt and placing them back in her bag. "The kitchens? Sure! This way!" She grabbed the firstie's hand and led her out of the corridor.

Rockywizardia · 07-13-2007, 06:41 PM

She was about to help Cora pick up her cookies when the half elf's hand was pulled by her, taking her down the hall. "Okay..." she said, cheerfully and tried to keep up with the pinkhaired girl.

confusion.girl · 07-13-2007, 06:48 PM

Cora grinned and offered Sera cookie, as she dragged her around the corner. "This way!" She trilled, her pink hair flickering out behind her like a flame.

She pointed over to a door.

ooc: Next post, kitchens << Clicky

Rockywizardia · 07-13-2007, 06:53 PM

Seraphina thanked her and took a bite out of the cookie, continuing to hurry to keep up with her. Cora was half a foot taller than her so she was faster.
ooc: 'Kay.

druidflower · 07-13-2007, 10:55 PM

"Mother dragon! I'll show him mother dragon. LEARN TO TAKE WHAT YOU DISH OUT!" Faye bellowed after him. "This is NOT over! What a BRAT! How did he ever make prefect with people skills like that? You know what? It doesn't matter, because I'm going to make a person out of him, or he's going to come right out and admit that he's got a social disorder that makes him uglier than Jack-the-Bear! And then I'll get a full appology out of that... that.. LITTLE SNOT!" Poor Kemma was the only one left to listen to Faye's rant. After it was over Faye realized that Kemma had gotten caught in the line of fire and she didn't need, and probably didn't want to stand here listing to here listen to Faye throw a tantrum about someone who was obviously one of her good friends. "I'm sorry Kemma. I really am, he just, rubs me the wrong way. And my temper!" she groaned. "It always gets the better of me. I'm sorry. I must have made a terrible impression on you. I'm not really psychotic, I can be pleasant sometimes, really." She smiled as innocently as she could muster and hoped it wasn't scaring the poor girl.

Sharguar · 07-13-2007, 11:05 PM

Anthony was walking through and he saw that girl from astronomy class as he did. She was screaming her head off.

Stupid gryffindor, usually they were at least brave and decent at magic, not this one, she was as dumb as a rock and wasn't to good at deciding the judge of people either.

Anthony laughed as her yelling ceised and then began moving on, watching her apologize.

At least Anthony had a hope now, maybe she would be expelled.

He smiled.

druidflower · 07-13-2007, 11:18 PM

Faye heard laughter from not far away. It was that rotten Slytherin from her Astronomy class. "Keep walking, Ceithamer," she said warningly.

Sharguar · 07-13-2007, 11:26 PM

He heard it quite clearly. He turned slowly, the smirk not leaving his face.

"Feeling brave, gryffindor? Think again, I'm not in slytherin without a reason. I've seen evil you can't possibly imagine. Creatures you say you've dealt with, when in reality, you haven't dealt with anything yet," he pulled his wand out and pointed it at the dumb girl.

"I'll make it easy, back off, or it won't only be your life I'll make a living hell," and he pointed his wand at the girl she had been apologizing to. Then he walked away, still with a smile on his face.

druidflower · 07-13-2007, 11:40 PM

Is he nuts? Faye thought. Firstly, getting caught casting spells in the halls is the fast track to detention, second, he doesn't know anything about me, or Kemma, clearly we're both older than him, we both know WAY more magic than he does, if we were to break the rules and actually fight him. He's probably counting on the fact that we wouldn't break the rules. He's right. At least he's right about me. I'm not quite as dumb as he's got me pegged for.

"You can't be that stupid, Ceithamer. You want to give up your house point lead, go ahead. Nothing is going to happen to me or Kemma, even if you actually chose to do something foolish, I've got three years of training on you, not that it matters, because I'm not fighting you. Turn around and walk away before you do something you regret. And you leave people who aren't involved out of our disputes. Do I make myself clear?"

Sharguar · 07-13-2007, 11:43 PM

"We shall see what happens, Fag, or whatever your name is. Don't get too cocky about your three years of failing in Hogwarts, it may come back to haunt you," he continued walking, not even looking back. The smile never fading the slightest bit.

druidflower · 07-13-2007, 11:58 PM

Faye stood tensed to spring until Anthony left the corridor, she wouldn't curse him even if he took the first shot, but she'd sure as heck be ready to tackle Kemma to the floor so they could dodge it. Growing up with two brothers gave her some pretty good reflexes. And a large family gave her a strong need to protect, especially now that she couldn't be sure that festering little Slytherin would start harrassing Kemma because he'd seen Faye talking to her. Merde!
"Looks like I'm making friends all over the place. I didn't mean to bring you into that, I'm really sorry, if he bugs you..." if he bugs her... what? what could she do about it really? Faye doesn't brawl in hallways. She doesn't break the blatant rules. "Well I don't know, but I'll figure something out. Zut! Are you okay?"

Faye felt just aweful. She'd been mean to Kemma's friend (who deserved it) and now some twerp from her class had threatened Kemma. THIS HAD BEEN A TERRIBLE DAY!

Em's the Game · 07-14-2007, 02:02 AM

Kemma blinked. Her books had run off with Juno in a fit of temper she'd never seen the likes of before. Faye (forever "Elvira" in Kemma's mind, for reasons she couldn't quite understand) was having some sort of French emotional psychosis. And to top it all off, a Slytherin of obvious mental incapacity was making threats of a magical kind. "Little Napolean complex," Kemma muttered under her breath as she watched him walk away.

Looking back to Elvira (er, Faye), Kemma adjusted her glasses and said, "Do you always inspire threats of homicidal retribution or is this one of those 'boy-girl' things?" It seemed the older Kemma got, the crazier boys and girls acted. Puberty, Kemma decided, wasn't pretty.

druidflower · 07-14-2007, 03:05 AM

"I honestly have no idea what his problem is, he's just mean. Not like Juno could do with a lesson in manners, but cruel, and honestly WANTS to hurt people. He lives up to the Slytherin stereotype. As for me, I've made just about the worst presentation of myself possible, haven't I? Is there anything I can do to make it up to you? I'm really not a nutcase, I swear. A little graceless in a new country, stupidly homesick, but actually fairly sane. Please give me a chance? If you hate me while people aren't trying to hex me, then I'm really crazy and freakish and I'll leave you be, but I don't have any friends here... gee I wonder why... and I could really use any chance you feel generous enough to give me." STOP BABBLING YOU FOOL! Faye ordered herself. I'm going to be friendless for my entire stay in this country. She could make a Slytherin looking for a fight back off, but faced with the task of making a friend, she was shaking down to her toes. Go figure. So much for Gryffindor Courage

Em's the Game · 07-14-2007, 04:13 PM

Kemma blinked. She's awful articulate. And then Kemma smiled. She found this unusual manner of speaking intriguing. Although the speech went on a little long. But Kemma had pity. Juno didn't always bring out the best in people. Kemma could hardly make assumptions based on a person's interaction with Juno. Or...well...not usually. The fawning females who surround Juno, Tag and Jamie had earned Kemma's derision. She just didn't get what the fuss was about. They were just boys.

"No problem," was Kemma simple response to Faye/Elvira. "I suppose I should go find what Juno did to my books...." Her brown eyes turned to the hallway, as if it would provide clues as to what direction Juno had gone in. Then back to Faye/Elvira, "You shouldn't worry about Juno. He's just like a cranky crup. Most of the time. I find if you just ignore it or give him a book on explosions, he settles right on down."

As if of their own volition, Kemma's glasses slid the tip of her nose. For a second, Kemma went crosseyed looking down at them. She "hurmphed" and readjusted them. Without missing a beat, Kemma went on, "Speaking of crups, I was going to take Al down to the lake after class to study. Want to meet me there?"

druidflower · 07-14-2007, 04:38 PM

Faye's eyes lit up at the possibility of a second chance. "Sure! I'll see you there." She flashed a huge grin, gold eyes twinkling. I haven't messed everything up!

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