Hogwarts was great, as far as back-from-the-dead scenarios went. The classes were sparse but interesting, the food was good, and people were adequately prepared for the threat of evil-clowns. Hogwarts was so great, in fact, that it had taken Steph nearly two months to realize her social circle was pretty much composed of old(er!) male vigilantes.
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She approached the crowd of people, smiled brightly at Steph, and took a cookie. "Ooh, those look wonderful!"
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Well, she'd provided the perfect excuse for him to go over and say hello. If they'd met before, he was willing to bet she'd remember him - most people remembered the horns and orange skin and ear-fins. If it was just deja vu, the cookies were more than enough explanation for why he was going over there.
So, having convinced himself, the geshrat got up and walked over to her table, and looked for a moment at the sign and the cookies. "Now that's a strategy I wouldn't have thought of," he commented, reaching for one of the cookies.
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"Well, I got an 'A' in poster-making 101. Very rigorous courseload. Glitter pens as far as the eye could see." She smiled, and held out a hand. "Hi there. I'm Steph, as advertised."
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Human life was just too difficult to adjust to; you forget to eat and you feel sick. Forget to sleep and you feel sick. Forget to bathe and... Well you get the picture.
Right now socialising wasn't high on her priorities.
But, still, free biscuits.
Slinking up to the plate she grabbed a few and started to eat.
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"Punch?"
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Still, with what little power she still had, she was quite confident in her immunity to it all.
Looking at Steph almost disdainfully, she swallowed what was in her mouth and nodded.
"Any reason for the food?" She asked, her voice bored.
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"Seemed like a good way to get to know people. I didn't know about the history of baked goods at Hogwarts, or I'd have opted for twister or something."
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