SPOILER!!: Blue, Cassia, Party Crasher, and New Girl
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Lollipop! 
Fifth year.
She was a senior now. No one really cares about fourth years but fifth years just... oozed importance. Everyone was starting to look up to her and she was at the appropriate height, thanks to her mild growth spurt, to be able to look down. It felt good.
After ditching her trunk, Blue kinda just wandered through the train, occasionally fidgeting with her outfit or her hair. After walking for probably a while, though it didn't feel that way, she just slid open a door to an empty carriage and flopped onto one of the benches, kicking her feet up. She'd left her book in her trunk but it was cool - Cassia was bound to find her in no time. The pair had a magnetic draw.
Still, it was BORING having to wait.
Hurry up, child. Hurry up.
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the fastest seeker The train ride was kinda long and you don't stick to one place. You get bored. Those were the snake's rules. Besides, she liked to say 'Hi's to those whom she didn't catch at the platform. Not that she wouldn't say hi to those she already saw. She practically said hi to everyone. Marching from the back cars to the front ones, the blond looked so pleased. Yeah, she was fifteen and life was so good now. Where was the other half of Clue again?
Not this compartment, and not this. THIS! Spotting her Eaglette, Cassia picked up her pace and slid into the carriage with a grin on her face.
"Hey! She said plopping down next to her. "Couldn't find you on the platform," Cassia had been there for long and she saw lots of people.
Dropping her bag to the floor, she leaned back in her seat and crossed her leg across the other.
"So. what's the plan?" For the term you know. They needed a strategy. Like always. Though, this one would be updated and different from the others due to lots of stuffs. The Ravenclaw would know about that.
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ForeverYours Bristol was just wandering, planning to find Dee or Forrest when she was HER. Through the window, she spotted the girl that had hissed at her and Dee on the platform. It had scared the life out of her sister, but she'd chosen to ignore it. Because things that scare people were silly and deserved to be ignored. Now, though, she realised that .. she knew the older girl. IT WAS CASSITHIA. And she was about to get a Bristol, she decided as she opened the carriage door, maybe with a little more force than necessary.
"YOU."
Did that sound scary?
She was grinning. There was nothing to fear.
"And hellooooo," to the other girl in the carriage. Sorry to barge in like that. Except she wasn't really that sorry. Nope. "I'm Bristol," she explained and gave the not!Cassia girl a grin, before turning back to her hissing friend. "It was YOU that hissed at me and Dee on the platform. You scared Dee so much. You should apologise, I thinks." She nodded firmly, before adding, "I didn't mind though, it was just a bit of fun." She'd still ignored her, though. Because pride and all of that. Quote:
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Cedric Finally! This train was here. With her trunk safely stowed away in the luggage area, Schuyler only held her orange kitten against her shoulder as she ambled past the compartments in the very front of the train. Kitty was going to shed on her shirt, of course. BUT, that was the way it was with a cat, right? And her adorableness completely outweighed the small nuisance of having to clean the fur off her clothes and things.
She continued walking because now she was thinking that maybe she ought to sit in the middle cars? Hmm. That would be logical. If something interesting broke out in the back, or in the front, she'd be close enough to shoot up to the scene pretty fast. As long as she didn't end up sitting in the compartment with someone who was smelly, she'd be good to go.
It never did take her long to load up all of her things, seeing how she usually got help with it all, though it DID take a while to work her way around the group of first years blocking her path, which was weird now since the smaller bunch usually moved aside for her, but the train made stuff like that hard now. It would be easier to move around once she was back at Hogwarts and in her proper house robes, and not walking around looking like a Slytherin. A
well dressed Slytherin, but that was besides the point.
Or the exact point. Dora was always well dressed.
Finally making it to the front of the train, after making a quick stop to the trolley, the fifth year glanced into each compartment casually, looking for friends. Specific friends no, as she assumed two of her favorites would be in the prefect compartment, anyone would do now.
"I like the shirt." She said to the new girl who didn't look all that young, passing her as she peeked into another compartment. Dora approved of all floral print wear. She also approved of Cass and Blue being in one compartment. "Watch out for first years, they'll ruin it with sticky fingers." Just a suggestion. Dora was so helpful.
She didn't spare the girl much more of a glance as she opened the compartment that held two of her friends, grinning at them in greeting.
"Hey guys, make a new friend?" A small person type friend. She got a glance as Dora sat down across from her year mates.
"Who are you?" Key information she needed to know.
Also.
"I stopped by the trolley."