"Good, I hope you lot get a chance to play it. Those people will probably cause mischief again." Lissa sighed out. She wanted all the teams to play Quidditch, it wouldn't be fair if people can't play because someone else gets it banned for the Slytherins.

Aiden wandered into the Suits Of Armor room. He hadn't planned on going there intentionally, but now that he had found himself in there, he figured he might as well explore a little. He walked along the perimeter of the room, glancing at the knights as he passed them. They were all so shiny! Surely, a good punishment for Hogwarts students was scrubbing these bad boys until they glistened like gold. Or silver. Or whatever the hell they were made out of.

He took a break from looking at the suits of armor to take a look at the living people in the room. Students talking with their friends, mostly. He pulled his gaze away from them and resumed his observation of the armor.

Since Ella had woken up this morning she had been bored out of her mind. So, she thought it would be a perfect time to explore this magical castle that was so amazing. She passed through into the Suits of Armor room and thought it was pretty cool. She continued to walk forwards with her head in another direction until she found herself completely bumping into someone and falling to the ground.

"Merlin! Can't you watch where you're going?!" She shouted as she lay there. Noticing the familar boy's face, her expression softened. "Oh. It's only you." She sighed then smiled kindly up at Aiden. "Give us a hand will you?" She ordered, raising her hand up towards him.

Kevin shrugged and said "No idea yet Lissa i will just have to wait and see what happens"

"True," Lissa nodded, tiredly. She wished that she wanted to stay longer but she needed some rest, that feast went on for ages! "Erm, sorry Kevin I need to go, I have to get some rest you know, the feast blimey went on for ages!"

Kevin nodded and said "Ok Lissa later"

"See you later Kevin," Lissa spoke slightly groggily and headed out of the Suits of Armour until she couldn't see anymore.

So, there Aiden was, minding his own business as he admired the splendor of the old armor, when suddenly he felt a bump and heard a 'thud.' He turned around but saw no one. Well. Until he looked down, that is.

He smiled as he recognized the girl on the floor. "Oh, it's only me." He mocked, bending down and taking her hand to help her up. "Well, that didn't take long," he began. "I knew girls were inclined to fall for me, but I didn't think it was so literal." Heheh. He couldn't help himself.

"Oh sorry." Ella said, not realising her rude greeting to the boy. She grabbed the boys hand and pulled herself up with his help. "Cheers." She muttered, brushing herself down incase she had dirt on her from falling. She paused from the brushing and looked at Aiden with an amused expression. "Yes Aiden, you clearly just swept me off my feet." She said, flicking her foot into the air.

As she was satisfied with her cleanliness, she sighed then looked around once more. "So...what brings you here?" She asked. Might as well stay and make conversation after that abrupt encounter.

"I See." Abbi answered the Slytherin before glancing at the Ravenclaw, "No i don't know Kevin" she assumed he was the Slytherin boy, "but thanks for the directions" she added eyeing the Ravenclaw cautiously, hmmm, she heard Ravenclaw's were smart. Maybe they could teach her and train all this magic... stuff.

"Thanks!" she added again noticing more and more students were showing up, heavens it was getting crowded, with that she headed straight to the staircase Kevin pointed out.

Aiden watched as she meticulously made sure that every speck of dirt was removed from her clothing. The whole room seemed spotless, so he doubted that there was much dirt on the floor anyhow. Maybe Hogwarts had some special cleaning spell that constantly kept the floors immaculate. "Yes, clearly." He winked.

What brought him here? "My negative sense of direction," he answered with a shrug. It was true; he was horrible with maps and directions. He was certain that one day he'd end up in the girls' bathroom. "What about you? Do you enjoy roaming this room of old armor for any particular reason? Or are you just in hopes that you'll eventually run into your knight in shining armor?"

Ella nodded, "Yeah, me too." She said with a flat tone. "I was just exploring the castle to absorb it's awesomeness, and... ended up here." She added, turning up her nose at the room. It was kind of cool but she was sure that more interesting things were to be found. She laughed at his comment, "Yes, that's about right." She winked.

"So...which house are you in again?" She asked, tilting her head to the side. She couldn't remember if Aiden had told her before, it would be awkward if he had done. "I'm in Slytherin by the way." She added, not sure whether he knew this either. Woow, she was just terrible at remembering stuff...

"Well, great minds think alike," Aiden concluded, after hearing that she happened to wander into this room as well. The conversation transitioned to houses, and he nodded when she told him that she was sorted into Slytherin. A lot of the people he had met lately happened to be Slytherins, for some reason. Perhaps because of that old 'opposites attract' saying, because he was positive that Slytherin wasn't the house for him. Obviously, of course, since he was placed in it's rival house.

"I'm in Gryffindor, actually," he answered, smiling proudly. "So, are you happy with Slytherin, then? Is that where you thought you'd be placed?"

"Maybe it was fate that we stumbled across each other in this room." Ella winked at him again. All this sort of talk made her realise once again, Aiden was pretty darn gorgeous. Hehe. "This place is great isn't it." She said, leaning against the wall of the room.

"Oh, cool." Ella said with a nod. She didn't know much about the houses but she knew that Vanessa was a Gryffindor, which meant it was for... goodie-goodie's? Somehow, she didn't think Aiden was too perfect. "I had no idea where I would be sorted. But now I am learning more about it, I think it was totally the right choice." She grinned. "Are you happy with Gryffindor?"

Maybe it was they way she spoke about fate, or maybe it was the way she subtly leaned her body against the wall, but it hit Aiden like a ton of bricks: Ella was very attractive. He shook his head slightly, and shoved his hands in his pockets. "Yeah, it's great. Can't imagine how anyone could not like it." He walked slowly towards the next suit of armor.

Frankly, Aiden wasn't sure where he was going to be sorted either. He had an inclination that it would probably be Gryffindor or Hufflepuff, but he had heard that the sorting hat was very perceptive; hence, he didn't know what to expect. "Well, that's all that matters. I'm glad to hear you're happy with your house," he smiled. "And yes! Now that I'm sorted into Gryffindor, I can't imagine a better house for me. Plus, red is my favorite color, so that counts for something, yeah?"

"Mmmmmm." Ella said with a sigh, then walked away from the wall and followed Aiden to the next suit of armor. It's not like it was particulary interesting but whatever. "Bet your excited for classes huh?" She guessed, although she only just realised that was a silly thing to say. Who enjoyed classes? Seriously? "Did you hear about all those points that Slytherin lost. Already?" Ella shook her head in disapproval.

"I'm glad you like yours too. Yep, i'm sure your favourite colour was taken into consideration when you were being sorted." She said sarcastically, followed by a chuckle. "You know, I heard there was a lot of rivalry between Slytherin and Gryffindor." She grinned evilly. Not that she actually cared about that.

Aiden liked this room; most students probably found it incredibly boring, but he couldn't disagree more. Then again, he was always fascinated with swords and armor and all that. But still, he liked the feel of it, if that made any sense? And the way that it was usually empty, save a student her or there.

He laughed when she suggested that he'd be excited for classes. "Well, sort of. I want them to start, and I also don't," he confessed. "I mean, really. Who wants homework?" Maybe there were a few Ravenclaws who looked forward to doing their homework, but certainly not he. "Yeah, that's a ton of points you guys lost.. I'd be pretty mad at those firsties if I were you."

His laugh mixed in with hers. "Well, who knows! Maybe the hat did take it into consideration." Hah. Yeah, right. His eyes flickered to hers as she mentioned the famous rivalry between their houses. "Hmm. Maybe you shouldn't be talking to me." He smirked, facing her. "Fraternizing with the enemy and all that.."

"I don't think anyone wants homework. I hate classes." Ella pouted as she knew that the dreaded lessons were soon approaching. "Yeah i'm furious at them. We've been here for about a day and we have lost all those points already." She rolled her eyes. At least she got awarded 2 house points. Pfft, no. That wasn't enough. "If I see those kids, i'll...i'll hex them!" She said randomly. She probably wouldn't go to that extreme and get kicked out again.

"I doubt it. My favourite color is blue and I wasn't put into Ravumclaw." She said, thinking carefully about her wording. "Wow, I mean Ravenclaw." Why were the houses names so complicated? "You're right, maybe you should leave me be right now." She said with a hard expression and pointed straight to the door. "I'm only kidding, don't leave." Ella giggled.

"Okay, so it didn't play any role in what house I was placed into.. but I do like the house colors." Aiden shrugged and glanced around at all the suits of armor. Briefly, he wondered whether any troublemakers stole any of them on Halloween, just for kicks.

He lifted an eyebrow as she suggested that he leave that instant. Naturally, he knew she was kidding, but he went along with it. He did an about-face and walked away from her, and when he was inches from the exit, he stopped. "Good. You better be joking," he laughed, making his way back over to her.

It was very odd how this place worked out which house you would be in due to your personality. Maybe it was kind of stereotypical, seeing as all the supposedly naughty kids were put into Slytherin. "I don't particulary like the color green, soooo..." She shrugged. "What does it take to be put into Gryffindor then?" Ella asked, trying to develop her knowledge on the four houses. All she knew about Slytherin was that they were cunning, ambitious and evil apparently misbehaved.

For a moment there Ella thought he took her seriously, as she watched him walk towards the exit. When he turned back around, she grinned. "Of course I was joking. I would never let such good company walk away so easily." She said calmly, almost twidelling her hair. Ew, that wouldn't be a very attractive sight.

"Well, according to that hat, Gryffindors possess bravery, chivalry, and nerve," he puffed out his chest and spoke in a deeper voice as he said the last three words, just to poke fun of it all. He released the breath in his lungs, and it came out in a laugh. He pointed his finger at Ella. "And you, Miss Ainsworth, are just plain evil?"

As he returned from his mock leave-the-room-this-instant act, he looked to the Slytherin and grinned. "I'm flattered to be considered good company in your books." His eyes remained on her for a moment, until they shifted to the nearby suit of armor. He flicked the breastplate, causing a short 'bing' to echo around them. "Have you been in that gigantic tree fort yet?"

"Ooh, a bunch of tough guys are ya?" Ella said with her eyes widened slightly. Another reason why she wasn't placed into Gryffindor. She was a total wimp. She put on a fake shocked expression and pointed right back at him. "I am not evil, thank. you. very. much." She said, jabbing him in the shoulder after saying each word.

"You should be flattered. I don't enjoy many people's company very often." She grinned cheekily. Any cute guy would be worth talking to though, especially Aiden as he was cute, sweet, funny.. She jumped as he flicked a suit of armor then raised an eyebrow at him. "Gigantic tree fort? No? I haven't heard about it." It sounded.. interesting. "What is it?"

"Extremely tough," Aiden corrected, still smirking. "I mean, really.." He lifted his arms and overdramatically showed off his biceps, acting like some toolbag of a bodybuilder. Even though he was definitely no body builder. Ew.. fake orange tans and steroids weren't his cup of tea. "Call a vet, Ella, 'cause these puppies are sick!" Hah. And what was it with girls jabbing him in the shoulder? Well, he shouldn't complain. It was better than slaps in the face? "Okay, so you're not completely evil, then."

"Well, good. I am flattered. And I suppose I'm happy to have such good company as well." He paused for a moment. "I'm referring to these lovely knights, of course." Cue the grin. And yes, about that tree fort. Or was it a tree house? If there's a difference. "Yeah, I don't know..I haven't actually been in it yet, but it's out on the grounds somewhere."

"Wow. You're right. You are extremely tough." Ella said, poking his large biceps *swoons*. She kept it together and winked up at him. "Puppies? What -" Her eyebrow raised but then it clicked to what he meant. "Oh, gotcha. Very funny." Ella rolled her eyes then giggled. "I'm not evil at all." That was a lie almost. But it's not like she would go around killing people. That was evil.

Ella began to smile as he said he had good company too, but it turned into an annoyed pout as he continued. "Well fine. Maybe I should leave you to bond with this hunk of metal?" She said, looking at the suit of armor briefly then back at Aiden. "Is it a giant tree or something? Sounds quite cool." She shrugged, having no idea about it.

Aiden laughed as she agreed that he was tough. He had only been kidding around, but he'd take it. He lifted a single eyebrow. "Not evil at all, huh?" Lightly, he punched her shoulder. "Lying through your pearly white teeth."

Hah, okay, she got him. He didn't want her to leave. Sure, these suits of armor were cool, but he'd prefer Ella over them any day. "Hah. No walking out on me, Ainsworth. Otherwise I'll have to weigh you down with some of these helmets and shields. And as punishment, I'll force vomit-flavored Bertie Bott's down your slender throat." Aha, so she hadn't even heard about the tree house. "Well, we should check it out."