Life and Death

It was once again that time of year. It was time for Adonis to make sure his brother and sister had everything they needed for school and that they got on the train on time. Luckily they had finished the shopping in time and had everything packed into their trunks. “Come on, Vance, Julia,” He called for his siblings, “We have to go or we are going to miss the train to Hogwarts.”
“Okay, I’m ready,” Julia said coming down to stand next to her big brother.

“Me to,” Vance said from the top of the stairs.
“Now it’s time to go.” Adonis said, earlier in the day he had shrunk all of their stuff and stuck it in their trunks which he had set ahead of them to the train station, planning on apperateing his siblings and himself to platform nine and three quarters. “So hold on tight,” he said putting his arms around his sibling’s shoulders and grabbing their hands. Turning on the spot the three disappeared with a crack.
Kings cross Train station, Platform nine and three quarters, it was the same as always crowded by parents saying good bye to their children and students reuniting with friends. “Okay go ahead and the on the train.” He said sending his siblings ahead of him as he looked around for Danielle who he didn’t see so headed for the train himself. With a sigh he walked down the long train looking for a compartment sure his siblings had chosen to sit with their friends.
He had chosen to wear all neutral colored clothing in a grey shirt and tan shorts that he would soon change into his school uniform.

His last year, damn even he couldn't believe it yet.

It was his last year at Hogwarts and hopefully it would go by smoothly so he could graduate without amy problems. But he knew, of course, that it would be almost impossible for something like that to come true. And he also knew that it would be even more difficult for him when he left Hogwarts than when he was actually there. He wasn't going to let his last year go to waste, that was decided then and there. He wasn't going to waste a single moment of his seventh year with something stupid.

Shortly after making sure he'd packed everything for the year, Terra apparated with a small pop to Kings Cross Station from his father's house without waiting for him or any of his siblings, that still went to Hogwarts. Waiting for them would be a waste of time and he'd already decided to not waste any part of his last year at Hogwarts, and if he waited for them, he was pretty sure that he'd end up missing the train and with that a big part of his last year.

Terra stood there for a moment, taking in the same sight that he'd seen for seven years like it was still the first. He sighed softly and with a light chuckle at the commotion, he boarded the train quickly. Most of the compartments were already full or nearly full and he found himself standing at a compartment that only had one person in it, but he was a Slytherin. The puppy in his head immediately growled at the Slytherin, him not being very fond of them either.

He exhaled deeply before opening the compartment door and looking in, his expression cold. Terra's eyes fixed themselves on the Slytherin and he took a step forward. "Mind if I sit here? Everywhere else is full." he asked, and without waiting for an answer he stepped inside completely and half closed the compartment door behind him.

Ezra looked up when another voice spoke in the closed area where he had been siting watching out the window emotionless. Narrowing his eyes he looked the boy over, "What ever." he said speaking quietly yet coldly. The boy obviously wasn't a slytherin, Adonis would know if he were, right now he just hoped they guy would know to keep his mouth shut and leave him alone. It was clear that A wasn't in a good mood but he never was. With out smiling or smirking or anything he looked away from the guy and back out the window. He sat motionless looking like a zombie, but really he was day dreaming about Danielle. He hadn't seen here in what seemed like forever and he missed her very much.

Nice way to start off the year.

He was stuck with a stupid Slytherin who seemed to act like a zombie. He sighed and closed the compartment door all the way as he walked to the seat across from the other person there. Terra looked at the kid out of the corner of his eye and examined him as closely as he could without getting attacked by him. He obviously knew the hostility of Slytherins, considering two of his half-siblings had been Slytherins.

He sighed again and turned his attention to the scenery outside the window. Okay, so ifnhe was right, he was also a seventh year and judging from his attitude, he had to be that Dimitriov kid that seemed to hate everyone. He was the oldest, Terra assumed and he let out another inaudible sigh, closing his eyes for a moment as he thought. Only I would get stuck with a kid like him. Just my luck ... he thought as he ran his hand through his hair and leaned back in his seat.

How the hell was he supposed to interact with something like that?