Taryn shrugged, "It's alright, I suppose. It's kind of weird having a common room in the dungeons of a castle, but you get used to it." And being a Slytherin was really starting to rub off on her. It was fun. Hehe.

"I'd rather live in the towers, though, that's where my best friend is. She's a Ravenclaw." Yep. ASPEN ODESSA, talking about YOU. "And my boyfriend." ...Hehe. "He's a Gryffindor." So. It was lame to be on the opposite end of the spectrum from her friends.

Ella stopped when she started to smell the unpleasant odor that only a swamp could give off. She approached the roped off area with a smile, she had been looking for this all day. Ella had heard stories about the Weasley twins floating around ever since the first day she arrived at Hogwarts. She would have given anything to have been able to meet them. She had a special place in her heart for jokesters and she couldn't help but grin as she stood in front of the swamp. Anyone who can make people laugh is wonderful in my book.

Well, their Common Room wasn't exactly very high up either but at least they weren't in the dungeons. AND they were close to the Kitchen. Apparently. He still hadn't found them but apparently they were close to them. Only who could he ask for directions?

"Oh, she must be really smart then." Lewis commented in reply to her mention of her best friend being a Ravenclaw. That's what he'd learned about them anyway. Not that this Gwen girl was a very trustworthy source of information.

Oh, boyfriend? "Oh, yeah, that sucks being so far away from them." But hey, at least her best friend WAS inside this castle. Unlike his. "Do YOU know how to get into the kitchen?" Yes, this question came out of the blue but Lewis wasn't exactly any good with transitions. Not that he was aware of that either.

Selina walked down the staircases from the Common room fiddling with her ankle as she walked. The shoe she was wearing was one of the more comfortable shoes she had, but it kept sliding off the back of her foot. Finally, the shoe slid into place and she found that she had hobbled all the way down to the fifth floor corridor. All of the drama with her shoe made her forget exactly what it was she was going to go and do... what was it again?

Merlin... she couldn't believe she had gotten distracted so easily.. OH STATUES!

Logan was walking down the corridor of the fifth floor, when he passed some statues. He paused, and turned around and walked back to them, and looked at him. He'd never seen these before, how could he have missed them? They were right smack dab...there.

He smiled and admired the statues. They were pretty awesome!

Vickers moved a few paces down the corridor towards the statues. Yeah this place looks like it needed some brightening up. As he crouched down to set the vase by Barnabas' foot he released the spell on Hendrix to free up his wand for the next spell “Aguamenti” he uttered as he filled the vase with water, then turned to reach out for the flowers he collected in a bag.

Hendrix was just WAITING for that binding spell to release her before she made another attempt at the pot. And as soon as the Wizard turned away she made another running leap into the vase---

SPLASH!

SQUUUUEEEEEEEEEEEEEEAAAKKKKK!!!!

Vickers turned quickly at the sound, his eyes grew large as he saw Hendrix bobbing up and down the filled vase, apparently very upset and was struggling to get out. He couldn’t help but chuckle as he trained his wand and levitated the creature out again. “Wasn’t expecting that bath now were you?” he snickered as he looked at Hendrix, who now looked like a drenched rat with long purple hair.

Wizard tricksies Hendrix. Wizard laughing at Hendrix. Hendrix not finding it funny.at.all. As soon as she can feel her feet against his palm she shook the water out of her puff furr, spraying the Wizard in front of her.
Hmpf. That’s what he gets for tricksing her!


Vickers sighed, shoving Hendrix back into his pocket as he took his glasses off then tried a drying spell to take the water droplets out which has clung all over the lenses. He grabbed the flowers and dropped them into the vase. Eh, flower arranging wasn’t his strengths, but he did like how the flowers went nicely with the vase.