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Gabriel was feeling homesick. He's been feeling homesick for quite a while now. Ever since he arrived at the school, he's been missing home and his parents, and his best friend who turned out to a year younger than him, thus unable to attend the school with him as well. He was rather lonely, one could say, sitting cross-legged on the pier as his eyes wandered over the foggy horizon, morning barely rising up at the precious moment of now.
Gabriel breated in that fresh air, and it reminded him quickly of home. He sighed as he looked around, finding that there had only a few things he could do for fun around here, and most of them he would get in trouble for, such as exploring the forest on his own. What he would give to have just a little fun, someone to play around with, and not have to be so good and serious all the time. He wanted to create mischief, but it seemed Peeves was getting all the laughs with all those jokes that Gabriel alone couldn't come up with.
Ah what a morning. The young Asian girl, rose with the sun, as it's warm welcoming rays danced along the dark blue sky. Wearing simple Muggle clothes, of a baggy pale blue hoddie, with a penguin on it, and a pair of old faded blue jeans. Her deep amber eyes searched threw the fog, making sure that she wasn't about to take a swim with the fishes.
Finding her way to the old pier, that she had helped rescue a girl, who had tripped into the cold waters. Here is also where herself and Beck had gotten into a heated discussion about their futures. Both had long since gone from from the school, saddening Kel, she had enjoyed both of them as her friends. Glancing around, at the water, hardly paying attention to anything, she almost ran into a boy, sitting at the edge. Jumping back, she looked at him, Stupid Fog she thought irritably to herself. "Oh sorry.. I hope I wasn't interupting anything...." Kel told the boy. "I'm Kel Elliot. 2nd Year Mihael."
Gabriel had jumped, startled at the sound of footsteps upon the wooden pier, and he had turned around about to crawl out of the way when he saw a girl running at him. He was sure she couldn't see him, as the fog was practically thick. "Oi." The boy muttered as he patted his chest, sighing out of relief as the girl stopped and started to talk.
"You didn't interrupt anything," The boy shook his head, "I was just...thinking. I'm Gabriel. First year in Hufflepuff." The boy looked out at the lake, liking the way it looked.
Kel smiled. "Then I don't suppose that you mind if I join you?" she asked him politely. Her eyes on him. "I mean, it's still quite early, and I don't think half of the school rises till 12. And sometimes, being out here alone, is well a drag." she pointed out to him. It was true, half of the time, Elliot ended up alone, she hated not talking with anyone. Even if she was more quiet and less outspoken than her sister and cousin.
She almost wished she was a first year again, she could enjoy her time here learning all the things that she did in the past. Like the ways of the British Wizards, even though she learned most of it, from her sister Illusion. Waiting for Gabriels reply to her question she searched the fog.
Gabriel only shrugged, "Up to you. I don't mind." The boy's feet were submerged into the cold water now, the child beginning to relax now that he was sure no harm would come to him. He looked through the fog at the horizon, seeing the top of the sun, "Sun's risin'." The boy spoke as if to make an announcement, "I like sunrises, but sunsets are always better." The boy nodded.
"My best friend, Tommy, and I used to watch sunsets together just for the fun of it. We like beautiful things like that." The boy smiled as he looked at the girl, "If you're a second year, then maybe it would be easier for me if I stick around, just so I don't get lost. This place is huge."
"It is always easier as the time goes by. My sister, she's a 4th year. She told me, that you'll know the whole school, if you use it right, in your third maybe even second year if you like to just wander. She learned it all in her third year. She had been, in every place in the school, threw her first three years. I haven't been as lucky. I've only been to a hand full of the places avaliable here." she told him.
She finally took a seat next to him. "Yeah, Sunsets are great. As are sunrises. If people we're to tell me, they we're both the same. I knew they haven't seen either one. They both are so different in their colors." she said. mostly saying her thoughts outloud. Not really directing them to Gabriel.
He raised an eyebrow at the ramblings of the girl, watching her sit down. He would have told her to go away, but he was actually glad that he had company. Anything to distract him from being homesick. "Yeah, they're. And they're so calm, too." The boy nodded with a smile, "Makes everything seem peaceful."
He looked at the castle, grinning, "To tell you the truth, I plan to explore the entire castle before I start taking classes. I haven't signed up yet, but I will soon. Heh heh." The boy nodded as he took out a notebook where he had scribbled notes from books he had read in the library and began to review them, "I'm willing to study as much as possible, too."
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