Post by C H E Y E N N E on Dec 10, 2010 21:24:31 GMT -7
ooc;; Aaaaand... Start!
bic;; A derisive sniff, a toss of her head, and a sudden bang of a hand against the bottom of the table could be heard from Ravenclaw Head Girl Kendall Stark's end as she fixed a couple of her housemates with a slightly vehement glare, looking more exasperated than ever. The sorting hat had just finished organizing the new arrivals into their respective houses, and the noise was getting to be too much to bear. On the ceiling, the banners of her house hung from the ceiling, forcing the rather stiff woman to concede a small victory smirk. Hufflepuffs never did much of anything to be recognized, and Slytherin and Gryffindor had lost a lot of housepoints last year due to an impromptu deal between two students that landed them both in the hospital wing with serious injuries to both pride and body.
Across the table from her, she could see one of the sixth-year Ravenclaws, the Metamorphmagus Anthony Nightingale, whispering to one of the first-year students, glancing surreptitiously at her, the first-year following his now-blue eyes and nodding obediently. Kendall furrowed her brow into a frown.
"Mr. Nightingale," she admonished, "it is not prudent to speak ill of those you should respect."
A sudden hand clapped down on her shoulder made her squeak in surprise, earning the laughter of many of the other Ravenclaws, and she turned up to glare at what she knew would be a smirking Gryffindor.
"Robin!"
"Heya, Kendall," the charismatic sixth-year said, winking. The brooding Slytherin male at his side gave Kendall a respectful nod.
bic;; A derisive sniff, a toss of her head, and a sudden bang of a hand against the bottom of the table could be heard from Ravenclaw Head Girl Kendall Stark's end as she fixed a couple of her housemates with a slightly vehement glare, looking more exasperated than ever. The sorting hat had just finished organizing the new arrivals into their respective houses, and the noise was getting to be too much to bear. On the ceiling, the banners of her house hung from the ceiling, forcing the rather stiff woman to concede a small victory smirk. Hufflepuffs never did much of anything to be recognized, and Slytherin and Gryffindor had lost a lot of housepoints last year due to an impromptu deal between two students that landed them both in the hospital wing with serious injuries to both pride and body.
Across the table from her, she could see one of the sixth-year Ravenclaws, the Metamorphmagus Anthony Nightingale, whispering to one of the first-year students, glancing surreptitiously at her, the first-year following his now-blue eyes and nodding obediently. Kendall furrowed her brow into a frown.
"Mr. Nightingale," she admonished, "it is not prudent to speak ill of those you should respect."
A sudden hand clapped down on her shoulder made her squeak in surprise, earning the laughter of many of the other Ravenclaws, and she turned up to glare at what she knew would be a smirking Gryffindor.
"Robin!"
"Heya, Kendall," the charismatic sixth-year said, winking. The brooding Slytherin male at his side gave Kendall a respectful nod.