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Destiny 
Only a little?
Perhaps Destiny didn't eat enough chocolate frogs then. Unless, of course, Mia was just lying, but she was a Hufflepuff; they weren't supposed to do that. She could understand the thought of throwing her off the ship, though. Only because she had the same thought. She just wanted to see how big of a splash Mia would make, that was all. Returning the smile, she eyed up her friends pockets. "So..do you have anymore chocolate frogs?"
Although, it would probably just be easier to eat the ones that were in her own pockets.
But she needed to save them for their never ending trek to the lower levels. How many levels were on a ship anyway? They were going to be there all day.
Or not.
Flinching as Mia began to pull her hand away, Destiny let go and stopped in her tracks to fully turn to look at her. Why was she freaking out!? It was making her want to freak out and freaking out on the creaky steps was not good. "How are we supposed to know if there are giant rats down there if we don't go down there!? And if there are, they're probably friendly!"
Mia noticed the direction of Destiny's look and nooooo way was she giving the girl anymore chocolate frogs.
"Didn't you already ask me that?" She was sure the Slytherin had asked her that very same question about half an hour ago. Of course she couldn't remember what she had told her. Truth of the matter was that she did have some chocolate frogs on her. But there was no way that she was giving the girl any. It was just far too dangerous .
"I don't want to know if there are giant rats down there." The girl was mental. Wild rats were not friendly. The small ones would gnaw your fingers off. The giant ones would probably eat them whole. No. She was not going to look for rats.
"I would rather go swim with the giant squid." Which was saying something because the thought of those tentacles wrapping around her, freaked her out as well.
"We're supposed to be looking for pirates and or vikings." Not bloody rats.