Annnnyone at all, come talk. Friends, foes, who cares?
...lacewings added to the mixture will create a thick paste. Once the mixture turns purple, add beetle eyes and turn five times counterclockwise or until a thin golden mist spark-
"Euuuck, get it off of me! Get it off, you beast!"
Emily sighed and closed her Potions book, feeling rather discouraged at how hard it was to concentrate. She glanced over at the cause of the noise. A few first year boys were by the fireplace, laughing childishly. Somehow they had found a salamander and were chasing two girls around with it with maniacal grins on their pudgy faces. The girls shrieked and dashed away as the boys snorted with laughter. Emily shot a disapproving look at the boys.
"Do you mind?" Emily said in what she hoped was an assertive tone, but it came out as barely more than a whisper compared to the loud noises the first years were making, and they paid no attention to her. She shrunk down in her seat. It wasn't any different than normal for her to go unnoticed, anyways.
After a few seconds, the noise became unbearable, and she sat up and walked out of the common room, heading down a hallway. She'd just have to find somewhere uninfested with childish first years and get back to her homework in peace.
"Euuuck, get it off of me! Get it off, you beast!"
Emily sighed and closed her Potions book, feeling rather discouraged at how hard it was to concentrate. She glanced over at the cause of the noise. A few first year boys were by the fireplace, laughing childishly. Somehow they had found a salamander and were chasing two girls around with it with maniacal grins on their pudgy faces. The girls shrieked and dashed away as the boys snorted with laughter. Emily shot a disapproving look at the boys.
"Do you mind?" Emily said in what she hoped was an assertive tone, but it came out as barely more than a whisper compared to the loud noises the first years were making, and they paid no attention to her. She shrunk down in her seat. It wasn't any different than normal for her to go unnoticed, anyways.
After a few seconds, the noise became unbearable, and she sat up and walked out of the common room, heading down a hallway. She'd just have to find somewhere uninfested with childish first years and get back to her homework in peace.