Siadragonbear's entrance of course was not unnoticed by Vera, who smiled at her friend as she joined her and the others that had followed along. She slipped her arm through her friend's, giving her a small squeeze in greeting. "By far the best looking dragon I've seen!" She told her, grinning. She suddenly felt like her outfit for the evening was a whole lot plainer because of how nice Sia really did come looking, but that didn't particularly bother Ve. Maybe a little more self conscious of herself, but mainly just happy to bask in the beauty of best friend. "We should get photos later too when it's less crowded over there. Maybe some with just us, and then anyone else in the reptilean/dragon family." Looking at you, Charlie and Keighley.

Squirrel Girl's excited entrance was of course not unnoticed as well, as Aurora loudly complimented the room upon her arrival. She was precious, wasn't she? Reminded her a lot of Scooter actually. Both her and Anna did. "Hi Aurora!" She gave a wave her direction as well, before attention turned again to the instruments. Maybe it was too bad she'd never tried to learn anything. Releasing Sia, she picked through some of them - avoiding those already magically playing - before pulling up what looked to be a recorder. "Think I could successfully play a tune on this?"

The younger eagle seemed a little bit embarrassed at the timing of Mouse's arrival, so out of politeness she suddenly paid a lot more attention to the side opposite the young girl and the food laid out there - giving her time to wipe at her face as she was currently attempting to do. It was only when she heard the girl's voice again that she turned back - a cookie having been procured as well as she did so. Auden's words didn't seem at all weird to Mouse, 'magical' was still a word she'd have used herself - even if after seven years now she was less shell-shocked by the magic world than she had been when she first received her own letter. "Thank you! I'm not sure I quite captured the essence of occamy but... I certainly feel like a peacock, and I'm pleased with that." They were one of the prettiest birds, perhaps second only to most parrots. "Did you make your bowtruckle costume yourself?"

And then suddenly, there was the smallest of rants going on about owls and the potential taste of them and Mouse was trying so desperately hard to not laugh in case it made the younger girl embarrassed. She certainly wouldn't want her to think she was laughing at her, just the word vomit was cute. "No problem, I figured you weren't planning on eating an actual owl. The History of Magic professor might know if anyone does though... because I hadn't really thought about it before. Professor Gert might know too." Just as a safety precaution, of course.

Hearing someone else call the younger girl, Mouse glanced back to see Hope's arrival and wave. She gave a smile to the other young Eagle as well, and another small wave, before turning her attention to Auden again for a brief moment. "Look's like someone is trying to get your attention." And it seemed like Charlie and Keighley were ready for her as well in the photo booth. Mouse snagged one last snack and placed it on her plate. "We should try to all get a Ravenclaw photo later as well, once others have arrived. I'll try to find you girls later!" Unless they weren't photo people that was, though they'd have to tell her that later as she was already giving another wave and heading to drop her now very full plate at a table.

"Twist my arm, why don't you!" She teased the pair of Hufflepuffs, giving a small giggle and a smile their direction. "A photo sounds lovely. Let's go ahead! I'm pretty fond of the Peaccamy title now too. You should trademark it." For what, who knew, but it was cute.