Dangerous Fire

Amaris stood in front of the entrance to the Forbidden Forest, gazing up at the trees that loomed over her. It's name should really be changed to something other than Forbidden, since no one really cared that they weren't allowed in there, they always went in anyways. Amaris herself had always gone in there, she liked the forest a lot. There were never any filthy mudbloods when she was there, so she used it as a sort of sanctuary where she wasn't near their filthy contaminated blood.

It sickened hee though, to know that one from her family, wasn't like the rest of them. She had that filthy blood that Amaris hated so much. And to think she had to call that girl her sister. Too bad she didn't know who that girl was exactly. Amaris would have to teach her a lesson for infiltrating her family, even though she wasn't really to blame. But she couldn't do anything to the girl's mother, so she was the next best thing. Still she had to know who the girl was to do anything to her, something that had never interested Amaris.

The sixteen year old girl walked deep into the forest, to a clearing she had found while she waa In her fourth year at Hogwarts. It worked as a great hiding place when she needed to secluded herself from anyone who irritated her, only when she wasn't in the mood to cause some pain. As she reached the clearing, Amaris climbed up into a tree to keep herself hidden. Making herself comfortable up there, Amaris let her gaze wander around the clearing, as if expecting something to wander in there that she could have some fun with.

A last glance and then he'd never put his feet in here until next Hogwarts Year. James, the light-brown haired, hazel eyed Slytherin student had been taking trips to every place he liked about Hogwarts. The school was to him like a third our fourth house, since all the other places where he could find company from a fellow DE or DF, would be his second house. He had seen the Quidditch Stadium and been to the Great Lake, though he missed the Forbidden Forest, though for him it was never forbidden, not either from first year. He always liked taking trips there, and he always found peace of midn when he was there, specially since most of the time it was free from all the muggle-borns.

The sun was shining brightly, giving the Forbidden Forest a nice look from the outside, though many of the beasts inside it would change what people thought of it in that situation it didn't intimidate James. He knew most of the rational beeings who could talk in there, and they knew him and some of them even socialized with him since well, he never did harm to them and helped them sometimes, Care of Magical Creatures was one of his favourite subjects after all. He was pretty sure he had seen a girl walk in there just before reaching the forest's entrance but he shrugged slightly and looked around for anyone that could follow him and then went inside.

Just after James got in, a snowy white fox appeared in his place, small ears and nose, walking on all four paws through the forest, growling at some centaurs it could see, or unicorns or whatever animal it came across until it found a really big clearing and looked around, smelling the presence of another human beeing. The fox walked into the clearng looking around, waiting to see if the girl would react.

Not long after she had arrived and settled herself in the tree, Amaris got the company she didn't want. She heard faint footsteps coming into the calm clearing and her eyes opened immediately. She looked at the small creature, a fox, that had wandered in and she stared at it. There was a big possibility that this fox was actually a human, an animagus, not that she cared. An animal was an animal, even if its original form was human. Her eyes narrowed at it, and she pulled her wand out from her jacket pocket. She aimed it at the creature, though she didn't do anything to it.

What if it was an actual animal? Shed never tried tp hurt one before, Amaris wasn't that heartless. She loved animals, and she hated having to hurt them. Suddenly an idea occurred to her. Even with an animal as nimble as a fox, they wouldn't be able to escape a spell that was cast toward them, and she should know, after all she accidently cast a spell on one before when she was younger. Amaris smirked, and flicked her wand. A jet of blue light shot from her wand and it looked like it was aimed for the creature. But she had aimed for the spot next to it. If it jumped out of the way quick enough, she would know it waant just a regular animal.

There she was, the girl he had previously seen walking into the forest. He knew the girl, not personally but he had seen her aldready in the Slytherin Common Room since they were both from Slytherin. He had still walked into the Forbidden Forest since he wasn't counting on the girl finding out about the clearing that he had been going to for a lot of years now, but still, meeting her there was quite fortunate. He was in need of a good conversation for a long while now, specially with another Pure-blood lover such as the girl, atleast that's what he thought of her though he had to talk with her, just to check. The snowy fox, James, stopped, looking at the girl that was sitting on the branches, watching her look back at her.

The girl didn't smile, or anything, not even an evil expression appeared on her face .. Maybe she liked creatures , like James, but still she drew her wand and pointed it at the fox, supposedly, and casted a jet of blue light from her wand, going straight to the ground next to the fox. He didn't have the reflex of a fox, obviously, since he was still an Animagus, but he was still able to jump away to avoid any damage, just to be sure, and then there he was. The fox's body started growing vertically and shrinking sideways, as James appeared. He had skinny dark jeans and a plain white t-shirt. He drew his wand and pointed it at the girl, ready to defend himself if she tried to kick him out of there.

"What was that for?"

Amaris smiled as she saw the fox jump out of the way of her spell and change into a human form. She raises her eyebrow, pleased that her assumption was on the creature was right. When he pulled his wand out she laughed softly and lifted herself up from her position in the tree. She huffed softly as she jumped out of the tree and stood face to face with the boy. She gave a small yawn before waving her hand passively at him and looked to the side. "Calm down. I just wanted to see if you were human." she rolled her eyes at him, before she finally turned her head back to look at him.

As she did so, Amaris found that he looked really familiar. And it wasn't because he was also a Slytherin too. It was something else, she felt like she knew him from somewhere else. Putting her finger up to her lips, she smiled at him. She was thinking about where she could know him from. "Your name's James, correct?" she asked him, still thinking. James was a familiar name to her, like she had heard it somewhere outside of Hogwarts. "What's your last name?" she asked suddenly. His last name would clear something up for her, she knew that it would.

The girl, which was recognized aldready as one of the Slytherin colegues of him, but she also seemed different to him, just like he was to her. He had met here aldready, and beeing so calm when in front of him which usually didn't happen, it made him relax. The girl wasn't trying to hurt him just making sure it was either an animal or a person. He putted his wand away when the girl jumped down from the tree and he rolled his eyes at her, slighty annoyed that she had the will to tell him to calm down when she was the one who casted against him but still, he agreed and listened to everything the girl had to say. She was familiar to him, yes, maybe she was one of the Dark Followers .. But they hadn't had a meeting in a while and he wasn't sure.

"Yeah my name is James. James Rosier. Though maybe you could share with me why you are so interested in knowing my name? I mean, usually people don't go asking other's last name but, yeah. Rosier it is. Son of Evan Rosier , and grandson of Rosier, one of the first Death Eaters ever and I intend to continue that tradition. Damn muggleborns and muggle-borns lovers , they're gon'na have it coming someday."

He sounded really angry for some reason. James was like that in fact, he hated everyone that had anything good to do with muggles and he always had a special will to hurt them, to make them suffer in fact. It was always something good in his eyes, the Death Eaters ways .. That was why he had joined the Dark Followers and was planning on joining the Death Eaters when he was older.

Rosier! His last name was Rosier, and that was why he was so familiar to her. "I knew it!" she clapped herbhands together. "Your mother is a D'Eath isn't she?" she smiled at him. She knew she was right, there were no other Rosier families that she knew of at the school, which meant that his mother had to be related to that family in some way. The family she was a part of. Smiling at him, she knew she was right and she continued on with what she was saying to him.

"Don't deny it. I know she is a D'Eath and I know that she married Evan Rosier. That makes you my cousin!" she said quickly. Her aunt had visited her brother Cillian, which was her father, a few years ago. Around the time Amaris was nine of ten. That was why James was so familiar but she hadn't noticed that he was her cousin. "The last time I saw you outside of school, we were around nine or ten. Your mother went to visit Cillian, you uncle and my father. Don't you remember?" she had lowered her hands and stared brightly at him. If anyone else saw her like that they would think she had gone mad, the mean girl from Slytherin was actually smiling and laughing with someone inside of the school. Now that was a new one.

"Who said I was gon'na deny it? I don't mind knowing that my mother is a D'eath and that my father decided to marry her. Both of them were allies of the Dark Lord, Death Eaters and there's no use in not saying it, since I'm pretty proud of myself to be able to claim that I'm the son of Evan Rosier, a really strong Death Eater which hopefully one day I'll be able to follow the footsteps that he did, but for now .. I remember slightly, though I'm pretty sure that this school wasn't the first time that we met each other, though we never did talk much anyway, though maybe we should'a had, after all, we are cousins right?"

So James had found ANOTHER relative of him, he knew the D'Eath family was quite spreaded out, and he had alot of cousins and aunts or uncles or whatever. The family from his father's side wasn't that big, in fact, he didn't know another Rosier family member that wasn't his brother, but his mother's side was quite extended and it annoyed him sometimes, having so much family yet not beeing able to see them all, specially when most of them have the same hate for muggle-lovers like him. He yawned slightly, tired from having packed his bags before and looked around. He understud the girl was smiling and laughing because she was with her cousin and alone, so it was okay to laugh and smile since no one else could see the quiet girl that she was beeing like this.

"So, I'm James, and .. Amaris right?"

"Right. Well I never said you were gonna deny it anyways. It's just something people say when they really want to know something." she said. "Well, considering my father doesn't really want me going around with anyone other hand him or my brothers, it doesn't surprise me that we don't talk. My father doesn't even want me to speak with Uncle Lorcan. It's annoying considering I like him way better than my father." she muttered. Cillian was too passive about training her for anything, he was a weird mixture, as her uncle had said, of a Death Eater with a kind heart. She didn't like that, Cillian might as well be in the Order if he had such a kind heart. And he also allowed himself to be used way more often that anyone in the family would've liked.

"I'm not that sure about my fathers relationship with your mother though. Although, since you lot never come by that often, I assume he doesn't have the greatest relationship with her either, probably the same as he does with his brother." she shrugged as she looked at him. It was like Cillian tried to cut himself off from his brother and sister, and frankly Amaris didn't get why. She liked her aunt and uncle, and she would expect her father to feel the same. But they probably didn't have the same views that he did, or at least not in the same way, and that was probably why he never talked to or about them much.

"Yeah, I'm Amaris." she nodded and smiled at her cousin.

"Why doesn't he want you hanging around other people? I'd understand if he meant all those that aren't pure-blooded like us or that stained their pure-blood but still, others , specially family he should let you be around them. It always helps one to know where he came from and his roots, specially from such familys as the D'Eath .. Though when I come to think of it, I never really did try to learn more about them. I know some of my cousins and aunts, but the originality of the family .. I have no clue. I don't think that my mother has that good of a relationship with your father, since well yeah, we never really did talk outside of school except for that one time and it doesn't seem like your father cares that much about my mother now."

He didn't appreciate the way of thinking that Amaris's father had. He didn't think it was healthy, for anyone and specially his daughter considering she was a pure-blooded witch that believed in a clean world and in the DE's way, maybe he should allow her to train and learn from her roots to become the next generation of top DE's. Maybe he should have a conversation with her father, with his mother, so that maybe he could call him to reason and start teaching his daughter how to work around the ways of the Pure-bloods, or else she would have her reputation as a DE marked even before she had the chance to do anything.