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There was no real reason why the two kids weren't allowed to be be in this corridor, but for some reason these too seemed like the suspicious type. Or maybe that was just in his mind? Legend didn't doubt it. The blond's eyes grew a little as the young looking tall guy spoke. "Really? The Huffie Common Room is down there? Wicked." He hadn't actually seen the location of the Common Room. Legend had really thought that the Puff's were somewhere on the fourth floor or something. Maybe he could even trick the boy into telling him their password? "Your sister? You guys look...like nothing alike." Nothing at all.
He slowly turned his head in the girl's direction. She looked familiar! Maybe....eh, first years weren't important. "I'm a Sixth Year. I'm allowed to go where ever I want, without answering your questions." Legend said with a smirk. Maybe one day little firstie you'd have the privilege. "And a Slytherin. So..you're like the evil twin and this one here-" He jabbed his thumb in the boys direction. "Is the good one." It made sense right? All twins had to have the good and the bad one. "Hallways are not a place for play. That's what the grounds are for. What are your names?" Mwaha. He would make a wicked evil professor.
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Well, Sierra had honestly been expecting
that--the line about she and Alex looking nothing alike, that is. For some reason, they got that a lot, even though they shared a lot of the same features. She'd always guessed that was because she was a girl, and Alex was a boy. It probably had something to do with the fact that Alex was the height of a mountain troll, too.
Sierra started to make a comment on that, but then the boy started acting all high and mighty on them. A sixth year--wow. Guess he thought he was Godric Gryffindor's gift to Hogwarts now, hmm? Sierra rolled her eyes and then gave the boy a,
"Did you need something, or would it be cool for us to just move along now?" look.
"Sierra and Alex Greingoth," she announced, responding to his question about their names. She really didn't think she owed him that much, what with the annoying attitude he was giving them; but when she ended up hexing him to Hogsmeade and back, she wanted him to remember just who'd done the damage.
"So if the hallways aren't the place to play, then what are you still doing inside?" she asked. After all, she and Alex had only been standing around talking.
This kid had been the one to come around playing.
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Michael White holding The Book under his chin looking in to his bag for a piece of parchment,pulling out random things and talking to him self Gawd I really need to empty this thiung out and start from scratch
Hearing a voice coming from somewhere nearby, Sierra turned to see that Michael boy she'd met in Lafay's office. He was talking to himself, which seemed about right since he was a Puffer Boy. Hufflepuffs could do the weirdest things sometimes.
"You alright over there?" she asked.