Originally Posted by Lockhartian

So, Treyen was himself now, he could speak, and very much, and very loud. And he'd found out...via Salander...yes, he now knew that the boy's name was Salander, and not Salamander...that there was a party in the Kitchens.

The reason...did Hufflepuff need one? Pffft. But, yes, the reason behind it, Sir Awesome's win. And it was even better because since the party was in the Kitchens, then they didn't have to bring anything, right? Well, he had no idea what to bring, so he brought himself.

The greatest gift, no?

The door opened to revealed a much happy little Hufflepuff (sigh, when was he going to grow!?). "And where's Sir Champion?" he said, not really asking, because Fletcher was the tallest in there, easy to spot, he was. And so, without even noticing if someone actually answered or not (hopefully they wouldn't, it was rhetorical), Treyen walked towards Fletcher and couldn't help to notice Salander sitting down, as if resting...had he missed the whole party?!

No worries. "Sir Fletcher! I bring nothing as a gift, but I do have something to say" after all, he always had something to say, "Besides saying 'Congratulations', I also wish to say 'Thank you' for winning and staying alive, not to mention how proud you've made Hufflepuff...surely Cedric did the same...with your accomplishments" his eyes fell on both the girl (Rae) and Salander, "And all Hogwarts, of course" yes, though, Brielle would've made a very pretty winner.

"And so..." he took one of Emmy's chocolate chip muffins because it was closer than anything else, and lift it up, as if making a toast, "...to Sir Fletcher!" yup, totally, the boy who toasts with muffins, nice. And then he took a bite. Ooooh, they were good, very good, Emmy had a way with baking, certainly.

Though he was positive that the elves' were sort of better, but this ones were just as great.