Oh yes of course he wanted to know who had won, and at least it would cheer him up a bit.
"Hufflepuff did... you lot played really well," she said brightly, though she was a little disappointed that Ravenclaw didn't win. Ugh.. his broom? Seren looked around in their immediate vicinity...
"Um.... I don't know what happened to your broom. I'm sure it'll turn up though. But right now we need to get you to the hospital wing."

Simon looked at the Professor. "Can't I just go to your office and you mend my leg." Simon sighed, he didn't want to go to the hospital wing again the Nurse would think he had a crush on her or something, it's just my right leg that's broken." Simon said, though he wasn't sure about his right arm though he could move it but it was really painful when he did, so it must have been very bruised.

Go to her office? Seren eyed him, a concerned expression on her face.
"Simon... I look after plants, not people. Now I think its in your best interest to get looked over by Healer Moretti... get you properly checked out."

Now... broken leg, that was not good for mobility. Whipping out her wand from the pocket of her robes, Seren pointed it to the floor beside Simon, with a few short swishes a stretcher appeared. She could always levitate him up to the castle... unless he had objections?
"Right, on you get De Simpson."

Simon was glad Hufflepuff had won the game, he had to say congrates to his team but Professor Bentley wanted him to go too the hospital wing, "But you could look after people, look at the day when there was that snowball fight and you tried to heal that girl." Simon smiled, though he had to admit she was right he really should get his leg checked out.

Simon shuffled onto the stretcher, his right leg was hurting really bad but he didn't want the Professor to think he wasn't brave so he didn't say anything, hopefully Professor Hadley would go to the hospital wing too, because hadn't he crashed into her so maybe she was hurt too.

"Those were different circumstances", murmured Seren as she watched the young Hufflepuff shuffle onto the stretcher-- at least he hadn't complained. "Nose bleeds I can handle... fake nose bleeds I can definitely handle, but broken bones... thats not my area."
It was sort of sweet that he thought she could do it though. When she was in her seventh year she considered becoming a healer... for all of three days.
It wasn't really her thing.

With a flick of her wand, Seren levitated the boy on the stretcher in front of her, "We'll be at the hospital wing," she said to Fina before leading De Simpson away. She would probably stop by her office later anyway, or maybe meet in the staff room. It seemed to have been a while since they had a chat.

Wearing her green and silver scarf, wrapped around her neck (because she was definitely not painting her face in the house colours or some other silly thing), Helena made her way to the stands, even though it was quite early for the match. Wait, it was THE match. The Slytherins had to win this one, so they'd play against Ravenclaw and win again, and then play in the final match against Hufflepuff and win the house cup. And that was Helena's theory. If only she'd be right...

Anyway. The girl sat down in some random seat, wondering how early she could possibly be. Because... even though the snow had melted, she was still cold and freezing.

Aurora skipped up to the stands and gazed around, more excited for this match than usual, especially because she was now Aaron's sidekick. She look for someone to sit with... ANOTHER SLYTHERIN! She was really early but plopped herself down next to the girl. "Hey, mind if I sit here?" she pulled out the ribbons she had accidentally conjured at the first match and tied her long red hair back, grinning.

Hugo sighed and sat down on a seat in a corner. He mainly wore red clothes, because he felt unworthy of his Ravenclaw scarf and hat. Hugo was very sorry for Fee, but he was cheering for Gryffindor. Kurumi and Selina were playing, so he felt like he needed to cheer them on. Plus, he was grumpy, he just lost a game, he could do whatever he wanted to do. "GO GO GRYFFINDOR!" he shouted and clapped.

Helena kept looking around the almost deserted stands, this time wondering if she got the date right. Maybe the match was some other day? Nahhh. Students started to appear, and... a not exactly familiar voice caught the girl's attention. She looked up curiously, to see... Aurora? Yup, that was her name. The one that was in that snowball fight with her. Hehe.

"Hi," Helena said, grinning. "Of course not. How are you?"

There weren’t actually so many students gathered there as she had expected. Not willing to sit alone, Gwen looked around for a seat near someone. She soon spotted a Ravenclaw boy that seemed a bit older than her and went in that direction. Finally getting close she asked: ‘Is this sit taken?’ Stupid question, Gwen…

After the last game Seren wasn't sure her nerves could handle another, but after pacing around in her office, and then in the greenhouses, she finally decided to saunter up and watch the match anyway. With any luck she would be less emotionally involved, seeing as Ravenclaw weren't playing. But she would still be there to support the students-- and pray they don't get hurt. She did not want another repeat of the last match, having De Simpson go flying into the stands.

Seren took a seat amongst the crowd, near a boy who was cheering for Gryffindor. It took a moment for her to realise who it was, and instantly she felt a bit sorry for him.
"Doyle, good game the other day," she said offering him a smile. He had played well... it was just unfortunate that Hufflepuff had gotten the better of them.

"Awesome, I'm much better than last time I saw you. How are you?" she asked Helena. She fiddled with the spare ribbons, "Want to tie your hair back?" she offered them to the girl.

Amy made her way into the stands after her brief hospital wing visit, WOOT, they had won and now she was going to be fair and just and cheer for the team that deserved to win. Gryffindor. She plopped her bum down onto the seat before opening her mouth

"GOOOOOOO GRRRRYYYYFFFINNNNDOOOOOOOOOOR. CRUSH THOSE SNAKES!"

Sportsman she was. Yes

Jacob moved up the stairs and into the stands with a nice egg and cheese sandwich.

What? Watching Quidditch made him hungry!

He took a seat, his expression completely blank... no one was going to know what he was thinking, who he was rooting for, and how upset he still was with his teams performance in the last match.

He was going to sit there and watch the game, with no emotion what so ever, but every move each player made was going to be memorized and broken down... he was going to work on strategy for their next match. He had been going way to easy on them lately... that was no more. Tough Captain Jacob was back, so much so that they would be thankful of his departure.

Quidditch...

Slytherin Vs Gryffindor.

Without Aaron out there playing.

It didn't seem like it was going to be any fun to watch, really.

Either way, the Head Girl was climbing up the stairs to the stands to watch the game and support her House. Getting to the top, she sighed a little. Iris wasn't able to find Fallon or Jimbo before the game, and so had no one to sit with yet again.

Looking around, the blonde hoped to find someone that she knew or at least liked enough to want to sit next to for the whole game.

"A bit nervous, actually," Helena said, crossing her arms, without actually being aware of it. "I really hope we'll win this match." They HAD to.

"If you have an extra one," the girl giggled, looking at the ribbons she was holding. She couldn't refuse something adorable. Hehe. "They're cute."

"Oh look, it started." EEEEP! But wait! The Slytherins were doing an amazing job! Yay!

Oh no. A Ravenclaw. She was going to kill him for not playing good enough. He winced a bit, but then the girl asked something that didn't sound angry. "I-I-No! It's not taken," he said and shot the girl a shy smile.

The players entered the pitch. "WOOO! GO KURUMI! GO SELINA!" he yelled and clapped again.


The professor... Was talking to him... Another Ravenclaw he had let down. "Thanks, professor," he said and smiled at her. He had seen Eino and her talking in the stands.

The Quaffle shot up and the players zoomed through the air. "WOOO!" he cheered. That's right, the dramatic loss didn't make the Quidditch spirit go away. It was too strong. Even though he had been in bed for the entire morning, being grumpy. DING! Ahw no, Slytherin had scored? "COME ON SELINA!" he yelled. The team he was rooting for today wasn't going to lose. They couldn't. Then his friends would be depressed too. The Gryffindor team zoomed through the pitch, they threw- NO! The keeper had caught it and Slytherin came back in a counter.

"Don't worry, professor. We'll win next time. We won't let you down a second time!" he said, looking back at professor Bentley.

Hecate was in the stands. Lucille, her beater's bat, was resting on the dent it had made during previous matches she'd attended. With her hands firmly on the hilt, she watched her team with a smirk... they were doing wonderful, as always.

"Cover those chasers!!!" She yelled to the beaters.

Aurora spied Iris looking around. "Iris! Want to sit with us?" she shouted, waving.

"Of course we'll win. We have to." said Aurora.

"Yup, I have spares, here." she handed a silver and green ribbon to Helena.

"Eeee!" Aurora sat up in her seat, excitedly staring at the pitch.

"Thank you," Helena said, taking the cute ribbon that Aurora handed over. She pulled her hair up and tied it into a ponytail. See? Cute AND in the house colours.

The girl looked for a moment around and noticed professor Lafay, with her creepy bat, as usual. What did she want to do with that, anyway? o___O She nodded towards the woman, since it was pointless to say something. She wouldn't have heard anything because of all that noise.

But as she turned her attention back to the game... the Slytherins were just... amazing!

Iris looked around when she heard her name being yelled out. Seeing Aurora the First Year waving at her, she waved back. The kid wasn't too bad... Iris could sit with her.

Climbing over the few empty seats, Iris made her way over to Aurora and the girl she was sat with. "Hullo." She said, simply. Honestly, she wasn't really in the mood for talking. Or watching Quidditch.

Gwen nodded and took a seat. Why are you looking at me like that? Did I do something wrong?, she thought. Hope not… Then, she started encouraging the Gryffindor team. She liked both houses, but it sounded better and just right to encourage them and not Slytherin. For no obvious reasons…it just seemed right.

Wait…isn’t he on the Ravenclaw team?
‘Congrats for the last game…’. So what if Ravenclaw lost??? ‘It was really a good game’
Hmm…maybe I shouldn’t have said that.

However, Gwen admired anyone that could fly and just keep their balance on the broomstick, (one thing she will never be able to do) so anyone that could play Quidditch was simply phenomenal.

Keeping her eyes on the game now-- because quidditch was just THAT captivating Seren wondered what the outcome of the match would be. Ravenclaw had dominated play against Gryffindor, so how would the snakes handle the lions?

From what she could gather Slytherin had a good start... but it was still early days. Anything could happen. Seren found that she was watching the beaters more than anything else.

Hhmm? Let her down...
"Oh don't be silly, you all played really well... it was just... unfortunate, you didn't let me down at all." No not one bit, she was very proud of the Ravenclaw quidditch team, each and every one of them had worked so hard.
"I'm sure you will," she added, winning would be high on their priorities list now and what with Blunt as captain, well Seren had a feeling they were in for some gruelling training sessions.

"No problem." Aurora looked back to the game, following Helena's gaze. "We are on FIRE today!" she said excitedly.

"Hey! Cheer up, it's not all bad, we can still win without Aaron." laughed Aurora, it didn't occur to her that Iris might be missing Aaron for reasons other than Quidditch.

... on fire?

Well... "I suppose we are," Helena agreed, as a wide grin appeared on her face. Yup. The Slytherins were SO going to win and then win the other match and then win the house cup. Hehe.

Helena looked around as someone joined them. "Hi," she said with a smile, as she recognized the girl as being Iris, the head girl. They met once... last term, didn't they?