Arabella-Marie grinned and said "How about causing a bit of trouble and mayhem on a november day"

Heheh. Ellie smirked. She was feeling up to a little trouble. That's what school was all about, right, causing trouble and wreaking havoc? Yes, yes it was. What years have Hogwarts had where there wasn't trouble? NONE. So why stop now? "What do you have in mind?" She asked with an evil smile.

Arabella-Marie grinned and said "Hmm placing a few dungbombs in the corridor and maybe a portable swamp as well" Arabella-Marie was always one to be a trouble maker at home

Ellie grinned. "Sounds like a plan. How about you do the swamp and I throw the dungbombs?" She suggested. "And then we run like hell." Being evil was fun, y'know. She didn't really have anything to lose, anyhow. The house cup competition was a load of rubbish in her eyes.

Arabella-Marie grinned and said "Sure sounds like a plan"

Ellie looked from one end of the corridor to the other and didn't see anyone, thankfully. She pulled two dungbombs out of the bottom of her bag. Yes, she always kept some in her bag. Who didn't? Pff. "Ready to run?"

Arabella-Marie had already placed the swamp and said "Yeah of course i am ready to run"

Ellie grinned and threw the dungbombs. They exploded and she started to run the opposite way. "Now run before the stink gets to us!" She yelled and booked it down the hallway.

Arabella-Marie grinned and bolted down the corridor and was grinning as she had a lot of fun

Whilst Di Marco was thinking of the best way to hex the prefect and make it look like she really meant it, she noticed a couple of kids - one of them older than her, she thought - run down the corridor, grinning WAY too much. Frowning, she leaned over to see what they were running from and immediately rolled her eyes. Dungbombs and stuff... So old school. Who even does that anymore? Pfft.

Should she tell the Prefect? Breathing in, the stench suddenly got to her and the brunette gagged. "Hold on a second," she said to the prefect and cast a bubble head charm on herself. She LOVED this charm - it made everything look and sound so bizarre. "Yes, ok," she added as the charm completed itself and she grinned.

Those school pranks may be old school, but there were scarily effective and kinda amusing, in a way. They'd managed to cheer HER up, at any rate. Smiling at the prefect through the tanklike thing over her head, she made a mental note to tell Bridget about this.

Jade had just come out from class. She was really bored. At that moment she saw Cody. "Hey Cody!" she said happily. "How are you? You want me to help you with those books?" she asked him.

Sophie felt like the conversation had taken a turn she hadn't exactly foreseen. Trying to outsmart a Ravenclaw by providing more information about ant's wasn't like her. Shaking her head she tried to change the topic of conversation slightly "If you don't like ant's then what kind of creatures do you like?"

The Ravenclaw gave an outline on what humans could do which ant's could not like build empires, battle with wands and make intelligent desicions for the world's future. Getting a feeling the lioness asked "Is that what you dream to do in life build an empire?" Or maybe that was a Slytherin's ambition? Shrugging Sophie wondered if providing her year had been a wrong idea. It seemed to only make the Ravenclaw girl grip her wand tighter. "I only supplied my year since i assumed you already guessed that I was older then you are."Erm, okay did that make sense? She and her logic.

Sophie heard the rustling of footsteps and watched how two girl's entered the corridor looking bored. They seemed to know each other since they started to chat. What their little conversation ended in raised her prefect alarm. The two were going to place a portable swamp on the floor and also release dungbombs. Sighing heavily Sophie cleared her throat to stop the prankster's but it was too late.

The fowl stench that the dungbombs left was unbearable. She knew at least one of the culprits by appearance since she had helped the girl out during the previous year. Her name was Arabella-Marie something she remembered. Holding her hand over her nose Sophie turned her attention to the Ravenclaw that she had been talking with. After their chat was over she was going to report to one of the staffer's that the first floor needed to be cleaned.

Turning to the Ravenclaw that looked almost to be throwing up Sophie asked worriedly "Are you all right?" somehow she doubted that the fourth year would take her caring for her wellbeing as just that friendly caring. With her hand over her nose she tried not to breath too much.

"Hi Jade", he said with a smile. Someone was finally here. "No, I'm fine. You look like you've got a few as well", he added with a bit of a giggle.

Jade smiled back. "Oh it's ok," she said. Jade really like helping other people. "Do you have another lesson now?" she asked him quickly.

Stumbling down the hallway, being slammed into walls, stepped on, and falling flat on her face was Serena, a small, not so innocent first year. After falling yet again she got incredible lost

Cody looked up at Jade. "Nope, I don't have another lesson at the moment", he answered. "What about you?", he asked.

Jade grinned at Cody. "Neither do I!" she exclaimed. "We can stay together, if you like" she said smiling.

"I'd love to stay with you if your not busy or anything", he repiled with a smile.

Jade smiled at Cody. "No no I have nothing to do!" she replied. "Hmm what are we going to do?" she asked him scratching her head.

What could the both of them do now? "What was your last class anyway?", he asked.

"Well I just had Defence against the Dark arts," she replied. "I don't really like it," she told Cody. "What was yours?" she asked him.

"I just had Charms. It was kind of a boring lesson today. It wasn't as good as I though it would be", he explained feeling a bit tired.

Confused and alone Serena continued down the hall until she was shoved into a pair a fourth years. "I'm ever so sorry" she said in a small scared voice

Sophia danced around a little bit as she skipped through the first floor corridor. She didn't know what she was looking for, or really what she was after. It was getting cold outside, but it didn't matter too much to her right now. If she got bored, she'd just run upstairs and then be merry outside.

She wasn't in her robes, but since there wasn't any classes for her to go to today she didn't feel as though she need to be in them. She just pulled her vest around her a little closer as she walked by a window and a draft came through. Once she passed that, she placed her hands in her front jean pockets and actually walked normally for a little bit.

What was there to do today?

Now where the hell was he? He was lost but he didn't know where he was even headed to so how could he be lost? He was just plain him so he was lost all of the time. As he was walking he was paying no attention and ran into someone.

WHAT A COMPLETE FOOL

"I am so sorry." The American Southern accent blurted out of his mouth. "I swear I did't mean to run into you, I'm just trying to find my way through his huge castle." James said to her helping her up off of the ground. "I'm James Heywood. But you can call me Jay." James said to her.