"Yes they love quidditch, I've gone to a few world cups with them" she explained. After all her uncle taught her how to play quidditch when she was six. All this family talk lately had made Chelsea miss her mother a bit.

''I went to 1 World Cup when I was about three but it was boring.''He looked at Chelsea,she seemed kinda Homesick.

"I went to one when I was 7, some of it was boring but some of it was also fun" she said. Chelsea looked out the window and watched as the snow fell to the ground.

''I know some can be boring but some can be fun.''So'''How is it that you can never have anyhting to talk about when your with her.

"I'm sorry that I'm not very talkative, I just have a lot on my mind" she said. Well she also couldn't really think of anything to talk about either. But she did enjoy just being here with him.

"Do you really wanna go in there?" If Sky says so, then maybe the tunnell really didn't go to hell. How could she be so courages. Was it because she was a Slytherin? How Erin wished, she's got the spunk like her.

"Don't you want to go out now? I don't feel really good in here anymore." At least, she'd got the cat food for her Louisa.

"You can go if you want to," Sky replied kindly, sensing that Erin really did want to leave. "I'm going to check out this tunnel." And Sky entered the tunnel, wand held high enough to light the way, at least a little.

William waits for Alex here.

Rose was walking past the RoR with Alex. Thank God William had gone. She was trying for something good. Something brilliant. She wanted a room to just run around and mess about. She smiled to herself and beamed at Alex. She was starting to feel better about the situation, her eyes were slowly going back to their normal blue state. She looked up on the third time and a door appeared. 'Wicked.' she grinned. She opened it and walked in, smiling at what she found. A PLAYGROUND! AWESOME! AND A FIELD!? 'New favourite place.' Rose decided.

''Whats on your mind?"'He couldn't think of much to talk about but same with her he just liked being with her.

"I really haven''t thought much about it until now. But I miss my mum, she wasn't really like my father but she was with him when he used one of the unforgivable curses. So aurors assumed she had been part of it too" she explained. Her mother had always cared about Chelsea, sure her mother didn't like muggles much but she would never hurt them, or call Chelsea a disappointment because she was friends with muggle borns.

''I miss my Father not my Mother.''He sometimes got homesick but never showed it to anyone.''He almost forgot he was in the RoM.The room was packed with things that he had never seen.

"My mum was actually a very nice person, she didn't really like muggles but she didn't hate them either. If she would have left my father she never would have gotten into the situation that she's in now. I haven't seen her since I was 9 years old" she explained. She could get a bit home sick sometimes. There were days she really missed her aunt and uncle, but Hogwarts was like her second home.

''My father was lovely,Sorry but I have to go because I've got a bad ache in my stomach.''It had only started in the last 10 minutes but it was bad.

"Its fine I'll talk to you later" she smiled. Grabbing her bag, she stood up and walked out of the Room of requirement. Standing in the doorway "Hope you feel better" she said as she walked out, and to the common room.

Isobel had never been to the Room of Requirement. She had been at the entrance of it to hug Slytherins, but she had never actually been inside it. Which was why she was standing in the middle of the seventh floor. Truthfully, she had forgotten it was there until she had ran past it a couple days before. Now she wanted to go inside it. She walked back and forth in front of a wall, feeling like a complete idiot. In her mind, she was trying to figure out what she wanted it to become.

Isobel stopped and help Roza in her hand, staring at her for a moment. She wanted something that would make her egg happy. She started walking again, thinking about Roza, and wondering what would make her happy. When she stopped, sure enough, there was a door. Isobel regarded it for a moment, a little nervous. Then she walked toward it and slowly opened it.

In the room she was amazed at what she saw. In the middle of the room there was a giant piano. The rest of the room was filled with every kind of musical instrument imaginable. It would have been much awesomer if Isobel knew how to play any of them. She thought of the time she had seen Cora at the Three Broomsticks, she had been playing the piano. Nessie could play instruments too, and Isobel was jealous.

Isobel walked over to the piano and sat down on the bench in front of it. She carefully placed Roza on the top of the piano as she studied the keys. Hmmm. Isobel saw a button that said demo above it. She pressed it, and lovely music filled the room. She smiled and picked up Roza. "Let's dance," she said. She held Roza in her hands and began twirling around the room, in time with the music. She heard a soft noise, it sounded like a cat purring. She looked around confused, was it Roza? Nope, it was Star, who had followed Isobel in to the room. Isobel laughed. "Hey girl," she said.

Roza had not purred, but it seemed like there was something going on with her. When Isobel studied her, she could have sworn that she was brighter, the colors more profound. She smiled and danced again with her egg until the music stopped. Then she walked over to the piano and pressed the button again. She watched the swirly pattern on Roza's surface, and Isobel could have sworn her egg was smiling.

Alex wandered in behind William grinning.

A FIELD "First to make a crop circle wins." Alex ran then disapeared into the long grass and began rollin about with using magigc to help guide her to make the name 'Rose' apear in the grass.

Good, you finished first" Willaim told Alex.

Nerida entered the room and looked for Erin. They were supposed to be meeting here she was early tough so she didnt know if she would be on time or early like her. She sat down as the bench appeared. She smiled and crossed her leg. She had been wanting to catch up with Erin for a while but neither of them really had the free time.

''Thanks.''He said and followed her out heading to his Common Room.Hopefully it would go soon so he could keep on talking to her.

"What?" Alex didnt understand what William had just said to her but to be honest she didnt understand most things

With Valentine's Day right around the corner, Kurumi knew that she didn't have much time to get this complex baking done with all the classes going on - not to mention the prefect event that she was helping run - so this called for emergency measures. She had been avoiding using the Room of Requirement for her own personal kitchen up until now seeing as when she baked it was for several hours and several times a week. Still, when she opened the door and found a perfect replica of a kitchen, tears were brought to her eyes. Now, if only the cupboards were full of delicious ingredients like cinnamon and vanilla bean. Curse you Gamp's Law of Elemental Transfiguration!

Setting her bag on the floor, she knelt down and removed the bars of white chocolate and began chopping them up into smaller pieces. Once she was satisfied with the size, she poured the contents of her chopping block into the pan and was just about to light the stove when she remembered her egg. Constant low heat plus her egg never meant good things. She removed it from her pocket and took out her wand as well. "Argentum," swish. "Frigidus," tap. Her egg began doing something that she hadn't seen it do before. It was...sort of glowing...a faint yellow. At least, it seemed to look like it was glowing. It usual gray surface - which had hints of pale blue and pink when you held it up to the light - not had a very obvious golden hue to it.

Weird.

Kurumi returned her attention to the stove in front of her and turned on the heat, lowering the heat substantially so as not to ruin the chocolate. These things were delicate and required a lot of patience. She figured that her preemptive casting Argentum Frigidus would prevent the egg from doing its shiver bit, but she was wrong. Merlin was her egg sensitive! She couldn't just leave the chocolate on the stove with it heating like that, and turning off the heat would cause more problems, so Kurumi tried her best to keep her pocket away from the stove with her other hand. She probably looked like she was trying to do some sort of awkward curtsy to the stove. She stirred the mixture, found it suitable, and removed it from the heat before pouring everything into molds. Her pocket was doing a hot potato dance again and felt...damp...EEEK!

Moisture seeping from the egg made her lose her grip on it and it went shooting out of her hand and bounced along the ground. As it bounced around, Kurumi could see it shiver at the peak of its bounce, which made it even more difficult to predict which direction it was going to go next. Kurumi soon gave up chasing after the egg, there was no way she was going to catch up with it and all is bouncing-sliding-shivering madness. She needed to remove one of those factors in order to even have a chance. Tapping the egg was out of the question, so her only chance was a swirl and point.

"Argentum," she said as she twirled the wand in her hand. "Siccus!" Thankyfully, on her fourth try of pointing at the egg and missing, her spell finally hit and the moisture on the surface of the egg vanished. Its bouncing pattern became a little less erratic now that the slickness had been removed, but the shivering was still causing her issues. Still, she thought she might be able to catch it now.

After chasing the egg three complete circles around the kitchen, she managed to pounce on it. Sheesh, this was worse than when Walnut had tried to play with it! She casted Argentum Frigidus once and that seemed to do the trick as the egg ceased its shivering. However, it began doing that weird yellow glowing thing again. "Hmmm...wonder what that means," she said aloud before returning the egg to her pocket and heading back to the counter where her chocolate had been setting. She giggled softly. At least one good thing had come out of the egg chase: her chocolate had set. Now all she needed to do was decorate.

"Thanks!" Vashti smiled a little when Zhenya complimented her name. And then the attention turned to the door and the room within that had just appeared. Vashti opened the door slowly and peered in. Hm... It was a little cluttered in her opinion, but it was a huge room and there was plenty of open space down on the right side of the room, so she decided it would work.

"This is the Room of Requirement," she explained. "It can become pretty much anything that you want it to be if you walk back and forth along the wall three times and think of what it is you need. So you can do pretty much anything here - so long as it's not against the rules, of course. I need it now to practice a spell." Was that a good explanation?

" you made the crop circle first, so you won" Willaim told Alex. " You are an expert at this type of endeavor" Willaim said to Alex. " I am just reaqlly learning my spells" Willaim explained to Alex.

"Yay Me and thanks." Alex blushed.