Too Easy (Open)

Jaelyn walked into the Common Room, only mildly interested by the paintings on the wall and the tatty books that had been left behind on some of the desks by other Hitrosts. Everything was so easy to understand. Classes, objects, people. There was no challenge anymore, it bored her. The girl sat down in a chair in front of the fire, watching the flames intently. She needed someone cryptic. Someone with character, to have a stimulating conversation with.

Her green eyes scanned the empty room. Well, she wasn't about to start talking to herself. Jaelyn wasn't that insane. Maybe a little bit.

Kendera had been on her way to the library. The girl wanted to get a few books to occupy her free time.

Liddy had other plans. In her estimation, Kendera read too much. Furthermore, she was tired of being stuck in the back of the girl's head.

So, it was that shortly after leaving her own common room, Kendera's features changed as her alternate seized control. There were enough students in the school that the group of older students who passed her disregarded the unfamiliar girl with long black curls. Liddy slowed as she passed the Hitrost common room. Kendera had overheard one of that house say the password the previous week. Liddy wondered if it was still the same.

Approaching the door, she spoke the password. It was still the same.

Entering the room, the girl smirked in satisfaction. Too easy, she thought smugly. Gazing curiously about the strange room, Liddy's dark eyes came to rest on someone seated in one of the chairs before the fire. So, she wasn't alone.


OOC: Bored. Couldn't resist. ^^

Jaelyn's eyes immediately flickered to the girl that had entered, and a small bemused smirk tugged at her lips. Not a Hitrost.

So someone possibly interesting, for once. Possibly.

The girl stood from the chair gracefully and faced the other, tilting her head to one side.

"And you are?" she raised one eyebrow.

She gazed calmly back at the other girl, mirroring the inquisitive incline of her head.

"Liddy," she replied simply. "I wanted to see what the different common rooms looked like."

Victoria strolled into the common room with a small smirk on her face. She flicked her fiery red hair and raised her eyebrows at the lack of stimulating conversation. She chuckled slightly and looked at them with contempt. "Well isn't this just so interesting," she said snidely, tilting her head and allowing her hair to brush against her shoulder. "Who the hell died in here anyway?"

Ruby walked into the common room. She was rather bored and in a rather bad mood. She looked around and noticed Jae, another girl from her house and a different girl.

"Whats going on here?" Ruby demanded. She raised an eyebrow and looked intimidating.

She was using the technics she learned from the Muggle School she was at before coming here.

A small flash or approval flickered over Jae's features, but it was quickly extinguished.

"Pleasure, Liddy. And what house are you in, exactly?" she queried. The Hitrost knew most of the people in the school, and she had never before seen this girl.

Jaelyn rolled her head to the side dramatically towards the Second Year.

"Victoria." she greeted. This one was amusing, she remembered. "No one has died. Yet." she smirked.

Jae sat back down and swung her legs over the arm of the chair.

"Intruder." she answered to Ruby, then threw a glance at Liddy.

Ruby scoffed. She wanted some sleep, but also wanted some fun.

"So, Jae called you Liddy?" Ruby asked as she walked over to the chair and relaxed as well.

Liddy smirked, amused by her year mate's antics. Or rather, Kendera's year mate's antics - though, thinking of it that way was potentially confusing. Her dark eyes calmly went from one girl to the next to the next.

"That's right," she answered the third girl's query first. "I'm Liddy. An intruder." She turned back to the first girl, Jaelyn, she believed her name was. "And technically, I'm not in any house."

Finally, she turned her attention to the second Hitrost, the one in her year. "It is rather dull around here, isn't it?" Liddy asked, eyes alight with mischief. "Suppose we spiced things up a bit? Caused some ruckus. Made a stir. It'd be better than simply lazing about in a common room, don't you think?"



NOTE: Liddy speaks with a notable German accent, though, Kendera's accent is neutral

Victoria smiled menacingly at the Slushatel's proposal of mischeif. "That sounds like a challenge," she said, tilting her head thoughtfully. She turned to the other girls. "Then again, sometimes trouble on a smaller scale is more fun..." She twiddled her wand in her fingers and looked at them threateningly.

"And exactly what type of ruckus are you looking for, intruder?" she asked, tilting her head to the side lazily.

Jaelyn smirked, eyes gleaming with mirth at Victoria.

"Now that does sound like a challenge." she dared.

"I've walked into a common room in a school I don't technically attend," Liddy pointed out placidly. "When you've reached that level of boredom, any sort of ruckus is welcome. And for any who are curious and don't know, the common rooms do all look the same, apart from the color schemes. It's rather unoriginal, really.

"Big, small, challenge or not, anything will do." Her gaze casually swept the room, eyes taking in minute details. A smirk pulled at her lips. "I'll let one of you decide, if you like," Liddy said.

William stormed down the hallway and reached the door to the Hitrost Common Room, he growled the password and walked in. He accidentally barged into a dark haired girl and almost knocked her over but grabbed her shoulders and steadied her.
He released his grip and began walking away saying in an apologetic tone "Sorry" he then stopped abruptly and turned on his heel.

He activated his sixth sense, time slowed and the colors intensified. The dark haired girl was obviously not Hitrost and by the looks and poses of the other students was not a threat either. The other girls seemed calm but he couldn't bother to check what they were intending on doing, he let out a low sigh and walked up the stairs to the second floor, he deactivated is sixth sense, time resumed and the colors dulled. It had appeared that he had teleported up the stairs.

He took his bag off and leant against the wall looking down on all the girls, "Who's this chick? She's not Hitrost... obviously, she's also not normal" he eyed the girl off his wand behind the stone column.

Ruby raised an eyebrow at this new kid. He looked younger and seemed to be angry. Shrugging she relaxed more into the chair, "Liddy." Ruby turned to look back at Liddy and smirked waiting for the other two to respond.

Liddy laughed. It wasn't mocking or derisive; simply the sweet-sounding laugh of a young girl.

"And what is normal?" she asked. Her tone was a bit patronizing. "I wouldn't wish to be normal. Normal is dull."

She turned back towards the girls. "I am going, now," Liddy decided. "Talking is all well and good, but I am bored, again."

Turning, she made her way to the door, pausing to look back, one last time. "We really ought to do something to liven things up a bit, sometime. I'll think on it, let you know the next time we meet." And then she left.

The girl was halfway to the library when Kendera stopped, looking around in confusion. She had no idea how so much time had passed.

"Technically attend?" the girl asked, curiosity flaring.

Jaelyn almost mirrored Ruby's expression exactly as the younger Hitrost entered. "Hello to you too." she drawled.

A amused smirk played about her cold features.

"See you later, Liddy."

She paused after the stranger had left.

"I don't know who she is, but I think she'd do well as a Hitrost." Jae murmured.

He didn't smile he didn't raise an eyebrow his face stayed like stone. Strange he was normally very good at using his face to communicate but he just could bring himself to be happy. "Well she was interesting," listening to the older Hitrost he agreed "Yeah, I think she would be" he then, using his sixth sense, dropped his bag off on his bed and was on the chair next to the girl who had just spoken. In a blur of unnatural speed it had seemed he had blurred to the seat "As you can probably tell I'm not pleased, we lost 40 points because some Wolf chick kissed another girl in class. Lets see if you can lift my mood" he stated to the room. "I'm ready to do just about anything, as long as we don't lose any more points." He eyed each girl off, his face slightly less gloomy as he got that off his chest.