The youngest of the Zatara family entered trough the barrier with a slightly annoyed look, it became obvious to those that knew him why he had this expressen when the rest of the Zataras joined him.
It didn't take long before the almost everyone's attention was focused on his beautifull celebrity sister.

She quickly gave him one of those hugs that he despised from the bottom of the heart, something she probably knew looking at the small grin of her face.
Though she quickly made it up to him by handing a present and wishing him well before she went off to greet her fans.

Zack quickly said his parents goodbye before he headed for the train.
He gave a loud sigh while pushing his trolly, he hated being in public with his family, it wasn't that he didn't care for them but it was just that he was the person that wanted to be the centre of attention and that was impossible if either his dad or sister was their with him.
While his father was recognized by almost every muggle they met, his sister was insanely populaire in the wizarding world so in neither of the two worlds he lived in he could escape from this problem.

James Sirius Potter walked trough the barrier with a big smile on his freckled face, a slight tan on it aswell seeing as he had just gone on a vacation in sunny Spain, he was listening to his favourite songs while looking forward to a new year at Hogwarts, according to him life couldn't be better.

As soon as he was on the magical side of the train station he stopped his trolly and took out his wand, now he was of age why should he bother doing things like this himself when magic could do it for him.
With a flick of his wand, something that had become somewhat of an extension of his hand lately, his luggage floated up and started following James as walked towards the train while absently moving his wand hand as if he was orchestrating an invisible music ensemble.

He walked trough the train looking for a compartment and stopped when he noticed one with a few of his family members in it.
He tried to enter the compartment but bumped into someone, he believed it was that Zatara kid.

Zatara Gave another loud sigh when he was bumped into by James, he was about to say something before he was cut off by James.

"My apologies Mister Zatara, please go ahead."He said as he held the door open for him and allowed him to go in first.

Zack rolled his eyes but gave no answer as he stepped in the compartment and dropped his luggage, gave a nod to the people that were already in the compartment and was about to take a seat before he heard James speak again.

"You know it's probably gonna be a bit crowded here so I'll just conjure an extra seat or two, they'll probably be more comfortable then those others so since you're still standing you might wanna take a seat in one of them."As he finished talking he whispered a spell and two seats spouted out of his wand and started vibrating as soon as James sat down.
"Instant-massage chairs, I just love them."

"Why thank you."Zack said sarcasticly, he was clearly annoyed."But I can conjure my own seat."He was about to perform magic when his hand was grabbed by the oldest Potter in the room.

"Kid, you're what?"He said with one of those arrogant smiles on his freckled face." like 14, 15 or something, I don't think it would be a smart thing to perform magic when not on schoolgrounds so just put that pretty wand back and take a seat."

By now both were shooting daggers at eachothers as Zack simply huffed and took a seat in one of the seats that weren't conjured there, well perhaps those were too but alteast they weren't made by Potter.
Neither of the two had a real reason to dislike the other but seeing as the two were very similar to each other as in both always needed to be the centre of attention, their always was a lot of tension when both were in the same room.

"Oh and I hope you won't be offended by this."James said while he made himself a bit more comfortable in his seat."But is your sister seeing someone at the moment?"

Unrecognisable because of the hood she was wearing the young Bellatrix Lestrange arrived on the platform, escorted by her Father whose hand was locked on her shoulder. They stood away from the crowd as she was told what she was too do and what she was not to. The brunette noddded along although she aimed to not do as she was told. A few minutes later the senior Lestrange could be seen swooping around the other parents as he left his daughter to go on the train. Bellatrix pulled her cloak tighter as she walked down the corridor.

Roxy was stood on the platform around many of her family members. This was her last year at hogwarts and she was pretty happy. The girl twirled a strand of ginger hair around her finger as she waited to board the train.

Scorpius merely gave his parents a nod before following La Perla in silence, his mind elsewhere. The boy's eyes followed every movement of the house elves as they unloaded the trunks and put them on the train, making sure they didn't slip up. His eyes narrowed slightly as one of the older elves struggled to pick one up, but he didn't mention it. He had learnt not to mention it if he wished to be shown some differentiation between him and his father at Hogwarts.

He turned to glance at Perla as she strode gracefully towards the train. He smirked at her elegance, but his expression became serious again after a moment as his eyes scanned the nearby crowd to make sure no one planned on coming close to his sister. They could look; he had no problem with looking. It was the touching he wasn't able to stand, no matter how much Perla got on his nerves.

As his eyes scanned the crowd a second time, he knew he wasn't looking for males looking at Perla, but he couldn't help himself. After a moment, he looked away and pushed any thoughts from his mind, instead focusing on keeping moving without looking like a clumsy oaf next to Perla's graceful walk.


Stepping through the barrier, Carys took a deep breath and glanced around her quickly. Her light brown hair fluttered slightly as she moved forwards, pushing her trunk carefully. Even though she hadn't inherited the clumsy gene from her father, she had to be careful as she sometimes showed it. If she didn't watch where she was going, she was bound to trip somehow.

She ran a hand over her neck, rubbing her skin as she sighed and made her way to the train. Hurriedly climbing on, she made her way to a nearby, empty apartment, storing her trunk on the way. Taking a seat, she crossed her legs beneath her and placed her chin on her knee, looking out of the window.

It was going to be a long year.

Lily Luna Potter stepped out of the large Ministry car and watched as the rest of the Weasley's tumbled out after her. It always did amaze her how many people and trunks they managed to fit in. A gust of warm summer wind whipped through the station and blew her long, wavy red hair into her face. She ran a hand back through it, her side bangs obnoxiously falling back down into her bright green eyes. Although she never thought so, she had inherited both her mother and her grandmother's beautiful features. But unlike them both, she was rather tall and athletic. She tucked her wand into the back pocket of her tight dark jeans. Her light blue tank top accentuated the tan she had aquired over the summer from spending so much time on a broomstick with her father. Although she had very femanin looks, she was still somewhat of a tomboy. This was partially due to growing up with two older brothers. She headed to the back of the car and lugged her trunk out. She tucked her snowy owl, Achilles under her arm where he snoozed peacefully in his cage, despite all the noise. She headed over to her mother and kissed her on the cheek, hugging her tightly. Already, she was taller than Ginny and she was only 16. She headed over to her father who she embrased tightly, she was really going to miss him. She then turned and headed through the barrier after her siblings and cousins. She headed over to the luggage rack and stuggled slightly with lifting the heavy box onto the train. She turned; the sun glaring through the station and bouncing off the bright train. She pulled down her sunglasses; a most prized pair of aviators, and headed towards the train. She spotted a rather blond head in front of her and smiled. Scorpius.

Addelaide Donohov came trotting thorugh the barrier after taking a bit of a run at it. It always was so much easier to convince yourself to head through a seemingless brick wall if you took it at a bit of a run. Her dark brown eyes skanned the crowd for some familiar faces, and was happy to see that she saw many. Her tall athletic frame was accentuated by a dark pair of jeans and a purple top which of course made her dark brown hair's purple tint stand out. With a flick of her wand she placed her luggage on the luggage rack and she headed over to where she spotted Lily Potter.
"Lily! How are you?" she said giving her friend a hug.

Lorcan Scamander stutted down the platform, enjoying the eyes of girls that continued to follow him. His red Quicksilver hat caused his shaggy brown hair to flip out from underneath. His mother had insisted he cut it, but it was part of his look. His baggy jeans and Volcom shirt seemed quite out of place among the many students already in Hogwarts robes, but he would put off wearing those uniforms for as long as he could. And even then he would still find some way to bend the rules.
"Hello ladies." he said coming up between Addelaide and Lily and placing his arms around their shoulders. "And how are you two lovely ladies today?" he said playfully.

Rose Weasley skipped down to the platform. Her long fiery red hair was twisted into a messy bun, being held up with a quill and her rosewood wand. She had an oversized, multicoloured bag thrown over her shoulder. Inside were many varieties of muggle technogly. Much like her grandfather, Rose took a liking to muggles and their creations.

Rose's tight skinny jean hugged her slim hips as her flowy top swirled with her as she moved. She walked, her red pumps clicking against the ground, around to the luggage carrage. She forgetting about her wand, she lifted her truck manually, with a huff. Not having enough strength, she put her hands in her hair in despair. She smiled when she felt the wand and quickly took it out of her hair. With a swift flick of her wrist, or truck was safely stowed.

Rose stuck her wand back into her hair ans spun around. "Lily Luna Potter!" She called out and ran to hug her cousin. Even though it hasn't been that long since she has seen Lily, Rose was happy to see her once again. She smiled, "Hi Addelaide, hi Lorcan."

Peyton stumbled through the barrier. On the otherside, she regain her posture and soothed her pale pink dress out. She went over to the luggage carriage and after many unsuccessful attemps, finally managed to secured the truck. She hoped on the train. She was walking through the halls, when she triped over her shoelace of her black converse. Her unsteady balance, caused her to land on the floor, face foward.

Peyton was used to this. She was constantly spilling and falling. She quickly stood up, her face red with a blush. She bit her lip and look around, hoping no one saw her fall. She started walking back, when she saw her sister sitting alone in a compartment. She opened the door and sat next to Carys with a huff. "Hey Rys."

"Addelaide!" Lily said, hugging her friend in return. "How are you?"

"I'm good, glad to be back." she said as they broke apart. "Hey Lorcan." she said putting a hand around his waist and resting her head on his shoulder playfully as he came up behind them.

"Ladies, ladies, lookin' just as good as always." he said with a wink, pulling them both into a hug at the same time.

"You're a twit." Lily said pushing him playfully. She turned when she heard her name and was thrilled to see her cousin Rose come over. She was closest with both Hugo and Rose of all her cousins, and considered Rose more of a best friend. "Rose! So good to see you!" she said hugging her cousin, who, even in heels was not as tall as Lily. "How was the rest of your summer?" she asked.

"Hey Rose!" Addelaide said, smiling at her.

"Ah yes, another pretty lady to add to the two I already have with me. I am so lucky." he said playfully. "Watsup Rose." he said winking at her.

Dee walked gracefully onto Platform 9 3/4 being careful not to mess up her hair. She had her bleach blonde hair done in perfect curls. Dee set her luggage carefully onto the luggage carriage using her elk wand, then set it neatly into her back pocket. She messed with her new blue shirt, hoping there wasn't anything on it. She looked back at where her parents were standing, and smiled. They seemed so very proud of her, even though it was already her fifth year coming to Hogwarts. She walked over to them slowly, flipping her hair out of her flawless face along the way. "I'm going to miss you both!" She told them truthfully. She hugged both them tenderly and scurried to the train. As she was walking up the train steps she looked back swiftly to wave quickly to her parents. When she got into the bus she scanned the compartments for Lily and Rose.

Luce walked slowly into the platform and looked relieved to see the train. Staying with her parents all summer was unbearable, and she needed to get away from them as soon as possible. "I hope you have a great time, Lucy." Her father's voice stung her ears. He reached out for a hug, but Luce quickly side stepped, an automatic reaction. "Please do not call me Lucy!" She told her dad in an uneven tone. Her temper was flaring and everything her parents did was getting on her last nerve. She loaded her large trunk onto the carriage, and turned back to her parents. "I'll be seeing you." She told them casually and boarded the train with the rest of the Hogwarts students.

She walked down to the back of the bus. There, on the left side, was a compartment with no residents. Luce silently thanked god that she didn't have to sit next to any annoying first years who ask questions and never leave you alone. She slid her way to the window seat and waited for the train to move.

"Not much Rose." he said smiling at her and putting an arm around her where Lily had playfully pushed away. "Excited for another amazing yeat at Hogwarts?" he asked.

Lily watched Lorcan's antics, he really was a goof. But a loveable one. Underneith his flirty exterior he was one of the nicest guys here. She turned and scanned the group looking for someone. She had seen him earlier but now could not figure out where he had gone to. Oh well, he probably wasn't thinking about her anyway. She turned back to see Dee approaching.
"Hey Dee!" Lily said as she walked over. "How are you?"


"Hey Dee!" Addelaide echoed.

Carys turned her head slightly to look at Peyton as she sat down, one eyebrow raised as she took in Peyton's moods. 'Fall over, Peyton?' she asked in a dry voice. She was used to it, and the drill had become familiar to her now.

She brushed her hair off her shoulder and shook her head. 'Never mind. It doesn't matter. We're all allowed to be clumsy, and you'll grow out of it. I promise.' She winked at her sister.


His smooth walk faltering, Scorpius heard a few people shouting out the name "Lily", and he took a deep breath to calm himself, before taking another step forward. Not concentrating, he stumbled but caught himself before he could make a fool out of himself.

Mentally kicking himself, he glanced around, just once: there, not far behind him, was the auburn haired girl. His breath caught, just for a moment, and he struggled to keep his uncaring mask in place before he snapped his head back around to concentrate on where he was going again as he caught his foot on something once more.

Cursing under his breath, he straightened up but kept his eyes on the floor, carefully placing one foot in front of another in an attempt to keep upright. He knew that, should he lose his balance once more, he would probably end up in a position that no Malfoy should be in: on the floor, face pressed to it, looking like a fool.

He cringed away from the thought and kept his attention on his movements.

Rose smiled at Dominique, "It has been too long." She laughed and moved away from Lorcan to hug her other cousin. "I've been good, and yourself?" She shook her head, letting her hair go wild, then scooping it up and twisted it into another messy bun. She grabbed her wand out of her back pocket and secured into her red mane. "Wands, who knew they could be so useful?" She laughed.

Peyton sighed, "Of course, what else is new?" She grbbed her tote bag and started searching for her book. "Grow out of it? I doubt it. Dad has yet to grow out of his clumsiness." Finally finding her book, she set it on her lap, about to read. She wasn't really in the mood to read. She looked out the compartment door dreamily, hoping to see Hugo.

"Hey Dominique!" Lorcan said as she walked up. "Well I am just about the luckiest guy here now." he said smiling at her. He glanced down at Rose as her hair fell out of her messy bun and he couldn't help but notice how adorable she looked with her hair all messy and falling around her face. He watched her, somewhat intrigued as she put it all back up again. "I don't know how you manage to keep your hair so long, it would bother me all the time." he said thoughtfully. "But it looks good on you." he added.

"I know, wands can be so helpful, from spells to keeping your hair out of your face." Addelaide said in agreement. "How was your summer Dominique?" she asked, happy to see her friend once again.

Lily laughed at Rose's comment, her bright green eyes glinting despite her aviators dark tint. "Wands are very useful." she said, turning to look around the station again. And she saw him. Scorpius. Her stomache jumped about ten feet, flip flopping all over. She really had missed him over the summer. She watched as he walked, his strong frame, his bright blond hair. She allowed her gaze to linger, and then looked away quickly; she must look like she was in some sort of daze. She turned back to the group but her attention was completely on him.