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Lady of the Lake
'Higher rivalry than during Harry Potter's time at school?' Ariadne asked incredulously. 'That sounds serious. I hope she doesn't mind if you have Gryffindor friends.' the girl inquired, with genuine concern in her voice. 'You know, maybe I myself won't get away without a Howler, for not being a Ravenclaw.' she pondered, but then added: 'Nah, my mum wouldn't do that.', though not entirely sure.
'Erm-maybe you are, but the more important thing is that you're interesting. I was curious to know you, and that doesn't happen very often to me, approaching people out of curiosity.' she explained. 'Plus, you're also impressing people through your looks.' she pointed out, matter-of-factly.
'Look around, do you see anyone complaining?' she asked, in a very determined tone. 'It's perfectly fine to stay for a while, though I'm sure you'll be missed at the Slytherin table.'
"I guess so. They were so mad about their houses. And getting the House Cup was serious business." he said as he sat down. It was a bit weird to be in a sea of red and gold.
"You'll be fine. Besides the Sorting Hat knows best." Mordred smiled.
"I am interesting? Really. Well, to tell you honestly I am a boring person. Must be the reason why I don't have much friends." he said as he looked around him to see Gryffindor students introduce themselves to the others and vice-versa.
Mordred then looked at Ari.
"Me? Good-looking?....R-really?" Mordred asked a bit confused. He was never told he was good looking. Not even his parents...
"Hm. Maybe we should thank my parents for that." he said taking it as a compliment. He never studied his face before, nor he even bothered to look at himself in the mirror.