Okay, Olliver was seriously creeped out by this Mason girl. She was talking like someone from the prehistoric ages or something and she just kept a talking in third person. It was weird and he didn't like it.

Shaking his head, he replied to the other girl while still watching the Mason person. "I have noooo idea what she's talking about. She was just like this...I don't know." He kept shaking his head, unable to stop watching the girl tearing up the carpet. What in the world was she going on about? She seemed like she was in some sort of trance maybe? But it they physically stopped her she would have to stop...right?

Finally taking his eyes off Mason, he looked at the girl and said, "What if we did the immobulus spell on her? It would get her stop..." Probably.

Still waiting for the boy to have any sort of reaction, preferably an apology for interrupting her reading, Brooklyn set a scrap of parchment inside her book to mark her page and set it next to her in the chair. She wasn’t planning on stopping her irritation with the boy until that apology happened, and going back to reading wouldn’t accomplish much. A glare might have done better, but she had the sneaking suspicion he wouldn’t understand the expression anyway. Instead, she settled on continuing to lean over to watch him, blinking up at her like an owl or some other mundane creature.

Too bad she didn’t have any of her dragons with her.

An eyebrow arched as he asked his question, in any case. She couldn’t think of any time she’d been compared to an angel before now. It was oddly flattering, in a weird way. She wasn’t sure if she liked it or was irritated at it. “That depends on your definition,” she replied instead, leaning back into her chair again and most likely disappearing from his view. She still wanted that apology.

"Mason! Hey!" Hady called to her once again reaching out to grab the younger girls hands. This one was going to end up harming herself something good if she kept this up. The sixth year had no idea who Lulla or Glowy was or why they needed a 'stone' and honestly she really couldn't care right now. Trying to keep a hold of Mason's hands in her own she turned her eyes once more to the boy (Oliver). His idea was a good one if it worked. "That could be done if it works. I can stay here and do that since I know her, think you can go find our Head of House or any professor really to help us?" Like now. Quickly. This younger boy was fast then herself, yes?

No sense in them both staying. Help was needed and it only made sense if she remained with the little snake. She really wasn't looking forward to having to cast any spells on the girl even if she had to do so.

Oliver watched as the girl grabbed Mason's hands and held onto them so she couldn't continue ripping up the carpet...that was smart of her. And now she was telling him to go find someone important and tell them what was happening. Right. Right. Riiiight. Clearly this girl was way smarter than he was.

"Uh...y-yeah. I'll go right now. I'll be back as soon as I can!" Already getting up, he pulled his wand out just to have it safe and handy and made his way out of the common room so go searching for help from anyone willing to."

"Okay, good. Thanks!," Hady called out over her shoulder as the boy got up and quickly left the common room. She didn't much care who he went to find just so it was a professor or even the Head Master. Oh, and that he was quick about it because well lets be honest here, chances were she wouldn't be able to hold onto Mason all that long and she wasn't looking forward to casting spells at a younger student. Or well anyone for that matter, friends included. So yes Oliver, hurry.

Hady's attention was already back on the younger snake before Oliver even made it out of the common room.

Something wasn't quite right lately. Justin after touching up the exterior of his hut (which got him wondering who did such damage) headed toward the dungeons to do the check up on the snakes. Firstly with the common room before the dorms, since it had been some time.

Blink.

"What's going on here?" He asked stepping towards the sight of Hady somewhat restraining the younger Mason. Who didn't look too good at the sight of things.

Mason's struggles weren't easy to deal with. Not when the younger girl was basically the same size as the sixteen year old whom was having trouble getting to her wand. She wasn't looking to hurt her friend at all just help restrain her until Oliver returned with help. Maybe some robe would do...no no that could end up hurting her more then she was already doing to herself.

Hady frowned slightly at Mason all the while willing Oliver to hurry up. The well known voice of their HoH Mr. McLeod arriving was enough to startle the brunette causing her to drop the wand she had just managed to get out of her pocket. Blinking in surprise she let out a breath in relief at seeing Justin standing there. Surely he was confused by the situation but then again so was she.

"I have no idea Sir. Mason was tearing at the carpets when I came in a few minutes ago...I was only trying to get her to calm down." See. She was NOT trying to harm the younger girl. "She's not making any sense at all. Did Oliver find you, I asked him to get help..." Now where was that boy?

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Something wasn't quite right lately. Justin after touching up the exterior of his hut (which got him wondering who did such damage) headed toward the dungeons to do the check up on the snakes. Firstly with the common room before the dorms, since it had been some time.

Blink.

"What's going on here?" He asked stepping towards the sight of Hady somewhat restraining the younger Mason. Who didn't look too good at the sight of things.

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Mason's struggles weren't easy to deal with. Not when the younger girl was basically the same size as the sixteen year old whom was having trouble getting to her wand. She wasn't looking to hurt her friend at all just help restrain her until Oliver returned with help. Maybe some robe would do...no no that could end up hurting her more then she was already doing to herself.

Hady frowned slightly at Mason all the while willing Oliver to hurry up. The well known voice of their HoH Mr. McLeod arriving was enough to startle the brunette causing her to drop the wand she had just managed to get out of her pocket. Blinking in surprise she let out a breath in relief at seeing Justin standing there. Surely he was confused by the situation but then again so was she.

"I have no idea Sir. Mason was tearing at the carpets when I came in a few minutes ago...I was only trying to get her to calm down." See. She was NOT trying to harm the younger girl. "She's not making any sense at all. Did Oliver find you, I asked him to get help..." Now where was that boy?

Mason must find. . . *rip! ri-*

. . .

Mason glanced up silently as unimportant-voice-girl grabbed at her hand. Was she trying to stop her from finding the stone. . . was the stone here and girl wanted it for herself. . . ? That had to be. . .

"You took Lulla and Glowy stone. . . you hide it from them. . . Mason must find it. . . " Mason need get stone from girl. "Give Mason stone! Mason know you has stone!" She tried pulling her hands out of the girl's grasp, Mason needed her hands if she was going to pry the stone from this girl. "GIVE MASON STONE!"

Thrashing wildly, Mason tried again to tear her hands from the girl's grip, but she was stronger than she looked. "Let Mason go! Mason need find stone! Lulla asks!" She needed to get free if she wanted to get that stone. . . all Mason wanted was to make Lulla and Glowy happy. . .

. . .

Mason stopped thrashing when she heard the other voice. . . her furious-gaze tearing from the girl to the man. . . he was the one that live in rock-home, the one that she had suspected of hiding the Moonstone in his said home. "You have Lulla's stone? You hide stone from Mason? Give Mason stone. . . " Whichever of them had it, stole it, needed to give stone to Mason.

find, find, find. . .

Oliver ran back from Professor Newton's office as fast as he possibly could hoping he wasn't too later...or hoping Mason had found her stone and stopped acting crazy. Because really, the professor hadn't been as much help as he had been hoping for. Though the hospital wing probably was the best idea.

Almost tripping as he ran into the common room, he stopped and stared at Mason as she asked their HoH for the dumb stone. Why wouldn't the girl stop??? But before letting anyone else say anything he yelled said loudly, "PROFESSOR NEWTON SAID TO TAKE HER TO THE HOSPITAL WING" Oliver winced a little at the volume of his voice but everything was just weird and he couldn't help it.

Well then.. Mr. McLeod clearly heard and seen enough to get the picture. Sounds like a naughty child if she was randomly tearing up places to find things. "I believe we just missed each other."

From the looks and sounds of things, the little snake was in desperate search of a lost gem or stone or whatever. "Who is Lulla?" Justin merely asked. What was it with students demanding him for lost treasure? It was slightly amusing to him. Before he could correct the young one, a loud entrance broke in.

Looks like Arty already made the call as he looked over at the young lad, "Thank you, Master Finch." Before back to the second year, a new thought coming to mind. "You'll find the stone at the Hospital Wing, Miss Stevens if you'll follow me." She was free from the two students hands. "Master Finch and Miss Lynch, you're welcome to come along or stay to tidy the mess up." Was up to them before he departed.

"I know, Mason, I know, " Hadleigh muttered letting out a deep sigh. She didn't exactly know but the younger girl probably didn't know that and well if she did...oh well. One thing she did know right now though was that this girl had a pretty good amount of strength behind her when she wanted to get away. If the struggle kept up she would surely be letting her go and probably not on purpose either.

Even if her attention was on her younger friend she was listening to Mr. McLeod. So he hadn't seen Oliver and him arriving was a stroke of luck. Yay for luck! "That I can't answer, I have no clue who Lulla is. And Mason here doesn't seem to want to tell who it is either." It might help if they knew though.

A shouting as someone entered the common room had her letting out a deep breath. Oliver was back. And with some news too! Alright lets do this. A trip to the Healer was in store for them. "I"ll come along if it's alright." Just to keep an eye on Mason. She was worried about her. Hady let go of one of her hands but kept the other in an attempt to get her to walk along side her. "You hear that Mason, the stone is in the hospital wing, lets go get it." She was then following Mr. McLeod.

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Oliver ran back from Professor Newton's office as fast as he possibly could hoping he wasn't too later...or hoping Mason had found her stone and stopped acting crazy. Because really, the professor hadn't been as much help as he had been hoping for. Though the hospital wing probably was the best idea.

Almost tripping as he ran into the common room, he stopped and stared at Mason as she asked their HoH for the dumb stone. Why wouldn't the girl stop??? But before letting anyone else say anything he yelled said loudly, "PROFESSOR NEWTON SAID TO TAKE HER TO THE HOSPITAL WING" Oliver winced a little at the volume of his voice but everything was just weird and he couldn't help it.

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Well then.. Mr. McLeod clearly heard and seen enough to get the picture. Sounds like a naughty child if she was randomly tearing up places to find things. "I believe we just missed each other."

From the looks and sounds of things, the little snake was in desperate search of a lost gem or stone or whatever. "Who is Lulla?" Justin merely asked. What was it with students demanding him for lost treasure? It was slightly amusing to him. Before he could correct the young one, a loud entrance broke in.

Looks like Arty already made the call as he looked over at the young lad, "Thank you, Master Kyle." Before back to the second year, a new thought coming to mind. "You'll find the stone at the Hospital Wing, Miss Stevens if you'll follow me." She was free from the two students hands. "Master Kyle and Miss Lynch, you're welcome to come along or stay to tidy the mess up." Was up to them before he departed.

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"I know, Mason, I know, " Hadleigh muttered letting out a deep sigh. She didn't exactly know but the younger girl probably didn't know that and well if she did...oh well. One thing she did know right now though was that this girl had a pretty good amount of strength behind her when she wanted to get away. If the struggle kept up she would surely be letting her go and probably not on purpose either.

Even if her attention was on her younger friend she was listening to Mr. McLeod. So he hadn't seen Oliver and him arriving was a stroke of luck. Yay for luck! "That I can't answer, I have no clue who Lulla is. And Mason here doesn't seem to want to tell who it is either." It might help if they knew though.

A shouting as someone entered the common room had her letting out a deep breath. Oliver was back. And with some news too! Alright lets do this. A trip to the Healer was in store for them. "I"ll come along if it's alright." Just to keep an eye on Mason. She was worried about her. Hady let go of one of her hands but kept the other in an attempt to get her to walk along side her. "You hear that Mason, the stone is in the hospital wing, lets go get it." She was then following Mr. McLeod.

Why was Lazy-Boy yelling so much. . . and why was he looking at Mason like that. . . did he think that her devotion to finding the Moonstone was weird? Cause it wasn't, it was just the most important thing that she ever had to do. . .

He dull-eyed gaze fell back on the Hut-Stone-Thief-Man, he was asking her who Lulla was. . . ridiculous question. . . "Lulla and Glowy is Mason's masters. . . they need Mason to find stone. . . at the forest. . . that where Mason find them. . ." And they had asked just her to find important things for them. . .

. . .

Hospital Wing?

"Why did you hide stone in Hospital. . . did you think Mason would not find it there? You hide stone from Mason. . . Mason must go find stone in Hospital. . ." Yes, Mason needed to go fast. . . Mason needed to find and bring to Lulla. . . Lulla need stone. . .

Mason stood up alongside unimportant-voice-girl, who was still holding onto one of Mason's hands. . . "Are you taking Mason to stone? Mason need help to find stone. . . take Mason to stone. . ." Take Mason to Hospital. . . Mason need find. . .

. . .

Hut-Man and Unimportant-Voice-Girl were leading Mason to stone. . . soon Mason could get stone back to Lulla. . .

Now she just needed to find. . . find, find, find, find. . .

Masters?

What in the name of strange things was this girl talking about! Lulla and Glowy didn't even sound like names to her. Maybe they were nicknames for something? Or someone. Whatever they were they were in the forest? "The forest? Should someone alert the Headmaster and have that checked into Mr. McLeod?" They might learn something important.

"I didn't hide it there. Someone else did. I'll take you took it though," Hady told her with a light smile. Mhmm. Keep calm and happy. Whatever made Mason follow her was good. "We'll get you that stone for Lulla and Glowy don't worry." Hady shrugged her shoulders slightly casting a quick look at Oliver and her HoH before leading the younger snakette from the common room, her hand still holding onto the other girls. She wasn't going to have her taking off on her now.

OLIVER WAS SO CONFUSED.

He watched the conversations between Mason and Hady and just...wasn't sure that was something he could deal with right about now. He had never intended for any of this to happen, he just wanted to hang out in the common room. Seriously.

"Um....I think I'm going to stay here....actually." He just didn't feel right going with them. He didn't even know them at all. It was going to be that much weirder for him.

"Bye, Mason...feel better????" He meant to state it but just...he wasn't even sure that was the right wording to use.

Once they left the common room, Oliver turned on his heel and headed to the dorm. He needed a nap.

The more he listened, the more Justin seemed to give a knowing look. See kiddies, this was why venturing in the forest was bad. Somehow this one managed to sneak right in after he caught her not too long ago. He was going to have a talk about having that forest examined with someone. But now was not the time for the 'I told you so's', for all he knew this girl could just be making it up for revenge.. If he thought that way. All talk about hiding treasures and masters was strange enough.

"It's always best to hide things in the least thought of places Miss Stevens." Anyways, one was staying behind it looked like. "One step at a time, Miss Lynch. Let's head on over there now."

"With fiery hair and...and..."

Where'd she go? Cornelius blinked some more and stood up. He wobbled up onto his knees as he perched his arms on the armrest of the chair...and blinked at her some more until his vision cleared up. Much better.

"Angels are beautiful aren't they?" he said, replying to her question. "That's my definition."

Even not being able to really see the younger boy, Brooklyn could still hear him. It was actually rather interesting, listening to him. Almost like he was trying to describe her, or at least how he saw her. It was definitely oddly flattering, but that didn’t mean she was going to keep leaning over to look at him on the floor. She’d somewhat gotten over the rude interruption, but that didn’t mean she was going to worry about if he was okay or not. Even if the compliments were due to a concussion, she wasn’t about to stop anyone from giving them to her. Besides, it wasn’t as if she could argue the fiery hair comment. Her hair was definitely fiery.

She had glanced over at him again as he’d wobbled up into her view again, leaning on the arm of her chair as if he expected it to hold him up. In a way, it probably could. The chairs were rather sturdy after all. They’d withstood his head. “Most people do think that they are,” she granted him. But then, there were always fallen angels too. Either way, they were usually described as beautiful. She was planning on taking the compliment either way.

“By the way, why were you yelling out condiments?”

"Yeah," he agreed. Fully agreed. "But here's the thing, not all are 'angelic'," he added simply because it popped into his head. Something about this redhead told him she wasn't one of those submissive pretty little angels. Like, she wouldn't take crud from ANYONE.

Was it possible that THAT discovery just now made him think she was ten times prettier? Yes, yes it did.

Wait? Condiments?

Cornelius tilted his head. "Condiments--ohhh! You mean Mustard? Mustard is my bearded dragon and I can't find him. Have you by any chance seen a yellow bearded dragon? He's about a foot in length with a swishy tail."

Dang. He almost forgot about Mustard. The dragon would understand.

A smirk nearly crossed Brooklyn’s face as the younger boy had made his little comment about how not all angels were angelic. “That is also true,” she said. Perfection had its limits after all, and she was almost a hundred percent certain that nobody was about to think that she was a perfect little angel. Honestly, she still felt like this boy was the first person ever to say that she was, minus the perfect part. Yet it also didn’t tell her exactly what he thought of her, although she only partially cared to find out. There was every likelihood things would just get complicated if she did, and she didn’t need complications. Plus, she didn’t really need younger kids following her around, even if someone worshiping her was still a rather interesting idea.

For now, she was more interested to find out the reason for the incident in the first place. He was a Slytherin, so obviously he had to know that he wouldn’t find any mustard randomly down in the common room, especially not by crawling around on the floor. Condiments’ place was in the kitchens, or maybe the Great Hall. She had shrugged once the mystery had been revealed. “No, I can’t say I’ve seen any yellow bearded dragons. Did you check to make sure the Hufflepuffs didn’t mistake him for a mascot?” What with the whole yellow thing and all.