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Aurora walked back into the common room. The healer had fixed her lip pretty quickly, but not quickly enough to stop the blood seeping into her sleeve from where she'd try to stem the bleeding. Aurora hated that she bled so much... but the potion her Mother had given her to stop her blood being so thin had made her chubby! She glanced down at her sleeve. It had turned from grey and green to a dark red. Ugh, she looked like a Gryffindor. She produced her wand and flopped down on a couch, ignoring anyone else, she didn't even notice if someone else was sat there. Before she began to clean her jumper she produced her little white bag of jelly babies and bit the head off one, it screamed and spurted red syrup and she chomped it to oblivion. That alleviated her anger a tiny bit. Balancing the paper bag on her knee she held her left arm out - the one covered in blood - and pointed her wand at it, muttering "Scourgeo, Turgeo, Excolo." until the majority of the blood was gone.
Eris walked over with her hand clasped behind her back and a worried expression. Slowly, the eleven year old leaned forward as though she were a doctor's examining a patient with every nod of her head in thought and glance of her eyes in detail. Yup. It was safe to assume that this girl was indeed hurt, but for the life of her and any witch or wizard, Eris could not figure out why.
Next came the scream of a-, what was it? Jelly baby?????
O_____e
Inhaling deeply with all her nerves turned on and eyes dilated momentarily, inhaling deeply before anyone would notice her reaction to it.
It wasn't real, it was made of jelly, she was safe. Not to mention Aurora had just chomped the
terrifying little gummy to bits.
"Can I get you anything?" Eris asked quite frankly and earnestly, "not knowing magic, she could at least get a towel or something to help out. "What happened?" she added with a small tilt of her head. Eris had just come from childhood, and did not quite yet understand the meaning of
you can't just ask people that, but then again, sometimes people needed at least someone to ask and hear them out.