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Nimmiii 
As Brae mentioned that the movie was in fact not supposed to distract them, Ruby gave him a "Huh?" sort of look. Then why were they even bothering with a stupid movie?!
She watched amusingly as he threw his melted ice pack at a fellow student and then turned her into his guide, leading her into the castle. "Distract? But...I don't wanna get distracted again. We might hit another pillar," Ruby said uncertainly but there was a hint of a grin there. However, this grin was short-lived--as Brae shoved her through the crowd, her shoulder bumped someone every five seconds. She was NOT a happy camper. "OW! Brae--Br--OW, watch it, firstie!"
Typical Braeby.
Braeden ignored Ruby's complaints and continued leading the girl through little first years that jumped out of the way startled when the big, scary seventh years popped out of nowhere in front of them. Braeby made it into the entrance hall and up an infinite amount of stairs, up to the seventh floor. Once there, they had to take a short break to catch their breath before moving to their destination - the room of requirement.
Parking his car Setting Ruby aside, Brae paced up and down in front of a blank wall until the magical doors appeared. When they walked inside, the two little lions were greeted by a room very similar to their warm and cozy Gryffindor common room, except with a big movie screen on one of the walls. Where else would they watch their movies?!
As he walked inside, Braeden lit the fireplace and turned off the lights, so the only light source were the flames bringing warmth to the room. Conveniently, where there usually were bookshelves and tables to sit and read in the original common room, in this room there were snack bars filled with every possible candy imaginable. And a popcorn machine. Of course.