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Originally Posted by Bazinga This was it. Natalia couldn't believe it was finally time to have her last feast, her last time sitting at this table, the last time she'd be in this Hall, the last time she'd see some of these people. Walking over to the table after writing in the seventh yearbook Natalia looked around the table. Some were here already and chatting. They all seemed to be looking good and happy to see the end. It had been a month since the monster, a month of studying, and finally her NEWTs were over and she never had to worry about them again.
Giving everyone a smile she looked over the ones here, "Hello everyone." She found her place at the table and took a moment to take it all in. She looked across the table for a second forgetting he wouldn't be there across from her. A frown happened, but only for a second and she turned her head. "Is everyone ready for summer?" She needed the distraction and talking about summer seemed to be the best one.
Her eyes lifted to the staff table, which she did want to take a moment to go up. She wasn't usually one to go up to the professors, but this was the last time so she would. She knew she ought to have just gone up to write in the book from the start, but Elle needed time to figure out what she wanted to write. It wasn’t as if she needed to write down everything that had happened over the last month or so, and that was foremost in her mind. Everything with the portal had been sort of just a story for her, until she’d actually seen the monster and then what it was capable of. Until she’d gotten to help heal those who had been injured, which had only cemented her plan of going into healing. More than the idea had already been permanent in her mind, and she had glanced up at the staff table as she’d made her way to her house table, frowning slightly as she determined Healer Reed hadn’t arrived yet. She had a kinship with him now, or at least it felt like it, and leaving without saying something didn’t seem palatable to her.
But she’d managed a smile on her face by the time she slipped into a seat near Nat, under the green banners that felt like another accomplishment. They’d defeated the monster, and they’d won the house cup. “I think I’m ready for summer,” she said, answering her friend’s question. She knew she had her volunteer work set up, but aside from that she honestly had no other plans. Which seemed nice, compared to the chaos of the term.
She'd miss everyone, that was for sure.
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