With the loaded schedule that David kept for himself, it was very rare for him to find himself with extra time on his hands. In fact, even when he did find that extra time, he tended to put it all into his practice for Dark Arts. Today, however, David was actually giving himself some time off. No Dark Arts practice, just David and a day to spend doing whatever he wanted. Of course, this wasn't actually of his own doing, since that just wasn't something that David could actually do. His brother and sister had been practically begging him for a day for the weekend to be spent having actual fun, not trying to block his spells. David didn't see how this was relevant, since obviously practice was all sorts of fun, but he had eventually caved in...after numerous death threats from the younger Averys.
So, there he was without a sister or brother and forbidden from touching his wand. However, perhaps it wouldn't be all that bad. After all, there were plenty of things that David could do that would be fun. He could go chat up Athena, or he could go meet new girls or...well, any number of things. Though, he honestly couldn't see how he was going to survive a day without practice in dark arts. That just wasn't a good day and certainly not a thing that should ever exist. Somehow, he'd have to deal with it though and so David decided that he needed to get out. If he wasn't near the mansion, than the constant, overriding desire to be out practicing wouldn't take him over any more than it already was. Of course, the best place to get out of the house and have a good time would be Hogsmeade.
David was already dressed in a decent outfit to go out on the town and the only thing that he needed was someone to go with. Well, maybe. He could always just find someone to talk to there, since there was bound to be at least a few lonely people sitting about the village for him to chat up. Settling for this idea instead, David pounded down the stairs to the grounds, circumventing the view of the underground area where he practicd his dark magic and then into Hogsmeade. As eager and full of pent up energy as he was, it didn't take David long to walk over to the small village and begin his hunt for a companion. He wasn't too picky and it could be pretty much anyone that he ran into, as long as they were at least somewhat awesome. Maybe even someone kind of lame would do. Maybe. Nope, he needed someone in his own house.
Padding down the sidewalks of the town, David looked around in vain for someone interesting. His brows furrowed in irritation when he did come across anyone, making him slightly irate with the situation. Maybe he should have waited back at the mansion for someone. After all, it wasn't like he was without admirers. Certainly, there were plenty of those. Despite his irritation, David still had a pretty relaxed feel to him and a charming smile on his face as he walked along. Deciding that he didn't want to waste his time just walking around, David slipped through the door of the Three Broomsticks. Certainly, it was his favorite place to stop in on a nice day to grab a warm butterbeer. Taking a seat up at the front near the bar, David ordered himself a butterbeer and settled in to cool down a bit.