Yawns could be heard all throughout the top of the astronomy tower. The sixth years were doing some kind of lesson where they had to look for their zodiac sign. Jun was partnered up with Charlie; who was currently helping him find the Capricorn stars.

“Maybe a bit more to the right,” Jun said to her but the telescope wouldn’t move. He tugged it harder only to hear a loud thud and “OW!” afterwards. Charlie was about to look at Jun, when the tie-dye boy had already dashed away with his belongings. Poor Charlie was left to take the blame.

Charlotta "Charlie" Czesanka belongs to Lawrawr <3

Jun’s brother, Kai, was being extra annoying today. Kai decided to yodel in everyone’s ear. Including his mom’s side of the family, who were kindly visiting. Jun had managed to escape his brother all day by hiding in the basement with two of his cousins.

“Stop talking or Kai will find us,” he whispered to them. Sudden quietness made Jun think his brother had finally stopped. But he didn’t. Heading back upstairs, Jun was surprised to see his brother behind the door.

“YODEL-AY-HEE-HOO!” Kai yelled in Jun’s ear. Jun quickly spun around and punched his older brother in the nose.

The Yule Ball was approaching and Jun still hadn’t found someone who may accompany him. Charlie suggested a girl from a different house. Jun stood up from the chair he was sulking on in the common room. As he was stepping through the portrait entry, he spotted a housemate he’s had a slight crush on. The girl walked by him when Jun finally got some backbone.

“Steph!” The girl stopped walking and turned towards him. “W-w-would you like to go to the ball with me?” Steph gave him a confused look but grinned nonetheless.

“Yes,”

SCORE FOR THE TIE-DYE BOY!

It was Christmas time. Which meant that the tie-dye boy’s grandma either knitted him socks or bought a themed pair. Jun had run out of clean socks and these were the only pair left for him to wear. Every time he moved, the socks would light up. For the worst part, Jun was currently in class and he couldn’t stop shaking his leg.

A bad habit.

“Mr. Kim, will you please quit lighting up your very bright socks?” his divination professor asked.

All eyes darted to him and Jun turned red. He’d have to owl his grandma about this situation.

The neighbor’s daughter, Aleksandra, was showing Jun and Kai where her dad kept all the magical stuff. The trio walked into a room and a large wardrobe caught Jun’s attention. Jun slowly opened the door, but only to have himself be pushed back and surrounded by water. He started to scream at the top of his lungs and covered his ears.

Everything else was oblivious to him and he was still underage to defeat the boggart. Memories flooded back to him as Jun felt a pair of arms holding him.

“It’s okay, Juni. It’s not real,” Kai said to him.

The long awaited fight with Jun’s cousin, Andy, finally broke out. But it was Jun’s brother, Kai, who was picked. Jun sat on the armrest of a chair, just looking away at the brawl.

“Jun! Get Kai off your cousin!” His dad yelled.

“What for? You knew it was going to happen one day,” he replied. But when he saw blood on his brother’s face, he finally stood up. With one punch to Andy’s face, Jun knocked him out. “THAT’S HOW YOU WIN A FIGHT!” With that, he took all of Andy’s things and threw them outside. "Get out now!"

It was Christmas break of 2081. Jun’s neighbors invited his family over for a holiday party. Kai, Aleksandra, and Jun were standing by the backdoor, enjoying the view of the snow fall in Bergen.

“Hey Jun, do you have a girlfriend?” Aleks asked him. Kai choked on his hot chocolate and Jun glared at him.

“No, why?” he asked back. Aleks shrugged her shoulders and drank her tea. She quickly leaned forward and kissed Jun on his lips. He kissed back at her. Finally parting, Aleks quickly dashed away, leaving Kai and Jun alone, grinning at each other.

Happy Holidays.

After the disaster Jun’s cousin did of emptying out his trunk, his wand went missing. Jun searched hysterically around his room for the most prized possession he owned. He basically trashed his whole room again and cleaned up.

Still no wand. It wasn’t until he saw something sticking out from under his bed. Crawling down, he saw Uggie’s tail wagging and the small crup was chewing on something.

“Whatcha got there, buddy?” Jun slowly pulled Uggie out from under his bed and inspected the item. “UGGIE! YOU CHEWED MY WAND APART!” Jun yelled, scaring the crup off to another room.

An eleven year old Jun Kim walked into the Great Hall for the first time. His eyes gazed around at all the people wearing robes with specific colors on them; red, yellow, green, and blue. Too preoccupied with things around him, Jun bumped into a fellow schoolmate when they suddenly stopped walking.

“Jun Kim!” his name was called out. Jun quickly made his way to the front. Sitting on the stool, the Sorting Hat was place on him.

“Hmm, a witty boy, we have here. Very witty,” It said. “You’d do great in Slytherin, but it’s not for you,

RAVENCLAW!”

After the sorting, first years were guided to the common room. After climbing all those steps, Jun had wished the hat had put him in Slytherin. At least he could roll himself down the steps into the dungeons. And the Ravenclaw Tower password wasn’t even a word. They had to solve a riddle. Was a muggleborn boy able to answer such things?

Finally inside, again, the little tie-dye boy gazed around at the enormous room. So much blue, a view of the best parts of the grounds and SO. MANY. BOOKS. Oh yeah, a boy can get used to this.

Jun waved his wand around. He was studying for his upcoming OWL exam in Defense Against the Dark Arts. He was pretty good at the subject, but he still needed to study plenty. But the common room was loud as usual.

“Avis!” He called out the spell towards the ceiling of the common room. A flock of birds appeared as housemates began screaming and heading out. Jun quietly snickered in an arm chair; covering his face with his textbook. When he heard the last of the students leave, he set his book down.

“Finite Incantatem!” Back to studying he went.

The tie-dye boy was cranky today. Which meant he was to be avoided at all times. Finally crawling out of bed, Jun headed downstairs and laid down on the couch. Then, of course, Kai had to come downstairs too and start bugging him.

“Jun, let’s go shopping, yeah?” he asked. Jun shook his head. “C’mon, we need to do something, even scope of some giiiiiiiiiiirls!”

“I said no. Now leave me alone,” Jun took a pillow and covered his face. Kai frowned and began poking him.

“But we’ve been inside all week and-” Jun finally snapped.

“I SAID NO, KAI!”

Jun was having a sweet tooth and thankfully it was Hogsmeade weekend. He moved swiftly through all the people that were crowding the street. Finally making his way to the door, Jun squeezed inside and made his way to the counters of sweets. Just has he was going to grab for the last acid pop, a young girl snatched it.

Annoyed, he followed her to the counter. Seeing her set the sweets down and going to grab something else, Jun snatched the acid pop back and paid for it. That’ll teach her not to take what obviously wasn’t for her.

The dungeons were gross, wet, and it smelled really weird down here. Maybe because they couldn’t open a window or else the place would flood. Ugh, they needed to relocate. Jun dragged his feet around the dark, murky, corridors. Char needed to show up soon or else he’d leave her and go eat.

But he didn’t want to be alone. But then he heard something behind him and Jun dashed. There was no way he was staying here any longer. He passed a figure and pulled them with him. He’ll have to explain to Char why he was pulling her.

Coming back from school for Christmas, Jun walked around his room, packing away some clothing. Since their trip to Seoul was cancelled in the summer, they were going for the holidays. And Jun couldn’t be more excited. His girlfriend, Aleksandra, was sitting on his bed, watching the tie-dye boy pack.

“Hey Jun, guess what I found out,” She called out to him. He stopped for a bit to look at her, but continued his packing. “I’m part Veela on my mother’s side,” she said.

Jun snorted. “That’s why I’m attracted to you!” That earned him a shoe to the arm.

“Hoot, hoot. The owl hoots during the night,” Jun read the lines in the children’s book to his five year old cousin. They were in Jae’s room, reading a book on animals.

“Jun, do you have a pet owl?” Jae asked.

Jun shook his head. “I have a crup, which is like a dog to us wizards,” He explained. Which was now a lot easier since his parent finally told their families about him.

“Why not an owl? Hoot hoot!” Jae imitated an owl, which made Jun laugh.

“I’m not fond of birds. They make too much of a mess,”

Jun had an audition today, which he choked at. He was sitting at the piano, trying to play a tune he just learned. After missing too many notes, he slammed his hands onto the keys and laid his forehead on them. He felt too depressed to even play anymore. Not hearing the door open and close, Jun kept where he was. The person walked over and sat down next to him.

“Sometimes you need to fail in order to reach your goals,” his mum said. A teary-eyed Jun nodded and let his mother’s fingers guide him with the song’s notes.

“Where’s my cauldron?” Jun searched through his trunk, still not finding the most essential item for his potions class. Finally, Jun gave up and flopped onto his bed. “Guess I’m not going to class,” he mumbled. Then he finally remembered where the cauldron was. Rolling off the bed, the boy crawled under and spotted it.

“Gotcha!” Jun grinned and set the cauldron on his bed. Tossing vials into it, Jun pulled it and started walking out of his dorm. Hearing crashes, he looked down and saw there was a large hole in the cauldron. “You’ve got to be kidding me!”

Jun was in his room, trying to finish some break homework before heading back out. Kai was there, reading one of his brother's school textbooks. "Hey, what's a thestral?" he asked. Jun didn't look up but kept writing.

"It's a creature that only people who have witnessed death can see," the tie-dye boy answered.

"The wizarding world gets weirder and weird each day," Kai commented, tossing the book and picking up another.

"You have no idea," Jun said, finishing his homework and putting it away. "I'm sure they would have discovered a new creature by tomorrow," That was a given.

Pan in hand, Jun chased his cousin, Andy, around their aunt's house on Christmas Eve. Everyone was already used to them fighting, so this was just some entertainment for now.

"Ten thousand won on Jun!" Kai called out. Their twin cousins, Shin and Kimberly, joined in.

"I bet on Andy!" His younger sister, Lina, said. It was a few more minutes before things became interesting. Andy decided to take a rest and that's when Jun smacked him in the face with his pan.

"I do believe you just became thirty thousand won poorer," Kai grinned, taking the money from Lina.

They had finally moved to Seoul, where Jun was born, which meant the boy had a new hair color. Since he was at school for his birthday, Jun's parents liked to keep his gifts until summer break.

"I think you'll like these," His mum said as she handed him a package. Jun opened the box only to see Peter Pan pajamas inside. Included were the hat ans shoes the character wore. Quickly changing into them, he pounced around their home, singing a song.

"With his red hair, he really looks like Peter Pan!" Kai yelled, secretly video taping his brother.

Finally getting a break from training, Jun sat outside a small cafe with his cousin, Shin. He was sipping on his iced coffee when Shin's feet were moving around a lot. "Will you just spit it out already!" Jun raised his voice. The foot fidgeting was driving him crazy.

"Right.. Well, I, uh, wasn't sure on how to tell you or anyone for that matter-" Jun glared past the book he was reading. Shin sighed and took a deep breath. "Jun, I'm-"

"I know, had a feeling. Don't worry, still love you, my precious little prince" Jun teased his cousin.

Jun was sitting on the floor of his twin cousins’ living room. Shin, Kimberly, and he were playing Exploding Snaps, while Kai just watched. It was a long night and before Jun knew it, he had a sleeping Kimberly on his lap.

“You three are lucky. You’re all wizards and I’m a muggle,” Kai cringed at the word. He felt it was somewhat insulting.

“Shut up,” Jun replied. “How many muggles can say they’re related to wizards?” Kai grinned and nodded. Besides, Kai enjoyed all the things his brother and cousins talked about. Such a shame he wasn’t born magical.

“Hey Jun,” Shin sat at his desk while the tie-dye boy lay on the bed, playing on his phone. “If we weren’t in the music group with the rest of the guys, what would you be doing?”

A nineteen year old Jun looked up and smiled. “Most likely be at university, studying magical creatures,”

“Would you have worked with creatures or teach at a school?”

“Work with them first, and then if I ever get the patience for it, teach in like ten years,” Jun laughed, hearing one of their band members walk in and flopped himself on the bed.