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Well, one thing was for sure, the third year was quite lost. The odd part was, she didn't mind. Sleep had been evading her so she had taken to wandering the halls. Not the funnest thing to do by yourself. After exploring the silent halls for a while she decided to take a less familiar path to her. If she could not sleep she might as well have some fun. Well, as much fun as one could have on there own anyway. She had taken a new flight of stairs and had ended up in another quite hall. Nothing out of the ordinary.
With a sigh she turned right and came to yet another lonely corridor. She proceeded forward, not expecting her night to be enlightened. The Mihael lowered her hazel eyes, warmer after hunting, to the cold stone beneath her feet. As her dark hair fell into her face, she pushed the long strands behind her ears before shoving her hands into her jeans pockets. It was quite chilly in the long corridor. Good thing she had worn her navy hoodie. It provided some warmth against the draft which was being produced by the winds outside the stone walls of the castle.
The weather had turned quite cold lately and Ally had taken to spending time indoors. She knew as soon as the lake froze over she would be outside due to her friends, but for now she was enjoying the warmth of the castle. The creaking of a door ahead caused her to pause in her step and look up from her thoughts to see who was and about.
For some reason Darren hadn't been falling asleep at the right hour he couldn't sleep at night he tried but never worked out. He decided to take abreif walk hoping to throw away some of his energy he kept inside most of the day and was heading for outside.
He grabbed a pair of jeans and a black shirt and put them on he snook out making sure not to wake any of the other hufflepuffs. As he walked the halls seemed silent for a while he got bored so he started to mess with his fangs. Darren turned a couple of corners he had a feeling that someone was coming his way so he extended them back inside of him.
He saw a girl walking maybe a fourth or third year he wasn't sure but didn't really care about that. Once close enough he decided to speak to her.
The door had been farther away than she had first thought. Her sensitive hearing had picked up the opening of the door before it was in sight. Still, she stayed where she was, not really knowing if the new comer was friendly or not. Apparently he was. Allison relaxed a bit as her eyes focused on another student. He seemed to be a year or two younger than herself but it's not like it mattered to the Mihael. She really did not care about years or houses for that matter. Students were students. This student seemed to be wandering around just as she was.
"Hello."
Ally placed a soft smile on her lips as he drew nearer. "Hi," She replied, her voice echoing slightly down the stone hall. "Um, I'm Ally." She introduced herself. The third year had never really been good with meeting new people. She usually was avoided by people so introductions at this school was not one of her talents. She was not used to seeing the absence of fear in their eyes.
HE didn't have much to say to the stranger he was usually more talkative than this but maybe it was because he hasn't been sleeping that much. "Out for a late walk" He decided to ask. His mind was pretty blank on conversation he didn't really do good with strangers most of the time he just seemed to ask random questions when he met new people. [/color]
"It's nice to meet you Darren." Was her response as she felt herself relax. She withdrew her hand from the depths of her pockets and stuck one of her pale hands out to shake his hand. The small smile had become slightly stronger after the introductions and a friendly smile had taken it's place on her face.
"Out for a late walk"
"Yeah," She stated, glad for the silence to be broken. "Could not sleep. What about you?" She asked in return, curious as to why he was wandering about at such late an hour. "What year are you in?" She then asked after another pause. She really was not one to like the silence that accompanied a lack of a conversation, so she decided to start one. It may have been random, but at least it was something.
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"I wasn't able to sleep I was headed outside until i spotted you." He started to say. "First year, Hufflepuuf but I just arrived not that long ago. What about you?." He looked her over she seemed to be older than him he wasn't sure how much older but knew she was no first year but looks can be deceiving. [/size]
"Oh. I thought it was a bit too cold to go out," She stated with another smile. She didn't mind the cold but would rather be indoors than out. Then again, the grounds might prove to be more entertaining than walking around aimlessly. She might seek out the moonlit grounds later. For now she was enjoying talking with Darren.
Ally nodded at his response. She knew a lot of students in Hufflepuff. Only a few she knew were in her own house. "I'm actually a third year, Mihael." She answered. "I miss being a first year though," She added with a small laugh, "They get to make all the trouble." She flashed a grin in his direction before wrapping her arms around her torso.
"I doubt it, its mostly third years that have the most problems you know, fitting in with others, , girls crushing on guys, guys crushing on girls. First years may get into trouble but older yars have the most problems on their skin."
He grinned at his comment he was right usually older years have that kind of problems , but she was right also first years also have the problem but lucky he hasn't gotten into any trouble just yet probably because he just arrived.
Ally laughed at his comment, realizing that what he said was true. Not that Allison would know. She tried to keep away from that kind of stuff, not like it mattered. She had already been in that sort of trouble once last term and was still slightly troubled by the event. "Your right. I had trouble with the fitting in part," She stated, her smile fading at the memory. She still had trouble with that factor. Guess it came along with being different. "First year can get away with trouble making though," She added with a grin, "Being a firsty, not knowing all the rules.... Now that I'm a third year I can't use that excuse if I do end up in any trouble." She grinned back at him.
"So have you gotten into any trouble yet so far?" She asked him, shifting her weight so she was leaning most of her weight on one hip, her head cocked to the side.
"Not yet, but I have been seen by a older student in the forest. Though I don't thinks eh said anything. But thankfully I have a reason to be there, well I don't have permission." He hasn't received direct permission he knew he wouldn't but he often spent most of his time our in the forest a t nigh. [/color]
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Confusion covered up her smile at his response. "A reason?" She asked as if clarifying what he had just said. What reason would he have to be in the forest. "And what reason might that be?" Realizing that she was being a bit demanding, her expression turned apologetic as she added, "Um, you don't have to answer that if you don't want to." The forest was dangerous to first years, they didn't know many spells and therefore were more likely to get injured if something in the forest decided to have a bit of fun.
A smile tugged at the corners of her lips at that thought. She still thought scaring a first year or two in the forest would be fun. It would be easy, effortless, for the third year. Not many of the students had been in a deep enough part of the forest for the Mihael to scare them however. She usually kept to the darker parts, where the masses of tree trunks made it difficult to maneuver about. Guess that would explain the lack of fun. She needed to be closer to the edge of the forest. Only problem was, she didn't like it there. Oh well, she should give up on the idea. It was a pretty stupid one at that.
"Well, I'm a vampire so the forest and me get along pretty good." He grinned for a brief moment he wasn't sure why he told her what he was he just wanted to he guessed she probably wouldn't believe him he talked as if it was a joke but he could show proof if he wanted to. [/color]
She raised an eyebrow at his answer to her question. "Really?" She asked, trying hiding the eagerness from her voice. He spoke as if it was a joke, but she was not sure that he had intended for it to seem that way. She straightened up out of her slack position and unfolded her arms, placing her hands in her hoodie's pocket. She could feel her own fangs unsheathing themselves the slightest bit, but they were still very well concealed. She had only told one person at this school that she was also a vampire. Besides the two that already knew.
Her eyes were rested tentatively on Darren, curious as to whether he was telling the truth or not.
"I could be lying, i could be telling the truth its a fifty fifty chance that I am or not." He grinned at her and turned his head back from her for a moment he was wondering if he should tell her or not he was told by his other friends back home to never mention it to no body but he never listend to them.
"Vampire are only a myth they are not true nor do they live its an old fairy tail told by some guy that made it up." he decided to say even though he knew very well they were real. [/color]
She could feel disappointment clouding the sudden spark that had suddenly ignited in her eyes. "Well, which is it? Are you lying or speaking the truth?" She asked as casually as she could manage. At his next comment her composure broke slightly. "You seriously have not been in the magical world long then have you?" She retorted, a small smirk appearing across her face, crossing her arms over her stomach once again. The smirk quickly melted into a frown.
She could not tell if he was bluffing or not. He didn't seem like he was telling the truth..... Maybe he was. She didn't know anymore. Even if he was lying to her about not believing, she would leave him be. If he really didn't want to tell her then she would not make him. She knew that if she didn't want to reveal what she was then she would not want others bugging her about it.
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He grinned once more and let his fangs extend from his mouth his head ws still faced from the back of hers so she could not see his face. "Yes, I think vampires are fake, I dont believe in them but i often enjoy reading about them though."
He turned around and his grin grew a bit bigger and nodded. "I actually believe in vampires you know? Sometimes i believe I am one." A small giggle came from his mouth he found it funny that he had become one.
"Reading about them? You learn all about that in Magical Creatures. Make sure you sign up," She stated, smirking to his back. She found the class interesting so he probably would to. Of course, she was halfway kidding. Her tone had a clipped edge to it as she spoke those words. She had already had the privileged of some idiot annoying her and her trying to convince them that her fangs were not glued on by some spell. She was not going to make the same mistake twice.
Her eyes widened the slightest bit as he turned around to reveal his own fangs protruding from his mouth. So he was lying about not believing. She smiled at his little joke. "Sometimes?" She asked with a chuckle. She had never met another vampire at this school and it surprised her to find a wave of relief washing over her. She was not the only one. "I sometimes believe in them as well...." She stated. Allowing her fangs to become unsheathed as she grinned back at him.
"I thought I was the only one." It didn't surprise him there were all kinsd of magic creatures going to this school they even let ghosts stay here. "So how long have you been blooded? Or turned into one?" He let his fangs extend back inside of him incase anyone else would see them it wouldn't be that good for him, well he wouldn't care he just didn't want everyone knowing about it.
She laughed a short laugh, without much humor, "So did I... I didn't even think they let people like us into the castle." Ally was a halfblood so she grew up away from the wizard world, not knowing everything about it but also knowing some. She didn't think that after she had been changed that she could even go to school anymore. She had never been more happy to be wrong.
"Five months before my first term," She replied, retracting her fangs as she spoke. Letting the whole school know she was a vampire was a bad idea. She had run into a student who was petrified of vampires. Not good if he found out. She had only been a vampire for three terms, she wondered how long ago he had been changed. "What about you?" She asked, interested, her eyes slightly warmer now.
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