Wednesday 25th June 2027
I couldn't wait until today to have a read about time travelling, although I really regret sneaking out to the library in the middle of the night. I didn't get caught by a Professor, which was a miracle and maybe if I had then this would be my last day to ever write in Hogwarts. You wouldn't think a secret sneak to the library could turn into such a fiasco but this trip did, most certainly making it onto the list of most-disasterous-trips-to-the-Hogwarts-library-in-history.
There I was lay in bed trying to fight the urge to head off to the library. Usually I can distract myself from such an urge but tonight, for some unfortunate reason, I couldn't. So I clambered out of bed, quietly slipped on a jumper and jeans then headed out of the dormitory - lighting my wand to serve as a guide.
I was a little nervous about using lumos, the light would most certainly attract any patrolling teachers, but I'd rather get caught an have to explain myself then trip over and hit my head on the stone floor. Or worse.
Thankfully I made it safely to the library, quietly tip toed past the librarian's desk and headed off in search of the 'time' section. I can't remember if I found it or night, that part of my memory is a little foggy owing to the distraction of the events that unravelled on my midnight journey.
Casey Weasley, a second year Gryffindor, had also taken an interest in a night time trip to the library. However her intentions weren't to learn (as every trip to the library should be!) but to cause more chaos. As if her statement in The Entrance Hall hadn't been enough she decided to blow up the library. Literally.
It all happened rather quick. One minute she was throwing a firework at me then the next no few than twenty fireworks had rocketed into the air exploding as they collided with the ceiling. Had her display of destruction been in the grounds I would have admired them, but being in a library in the middle of the night there was nothing admirable about them, especially not the overly-loud banging sound they emitted whenever they divided into smaller ones.
Before I knew what was happening book shelves were tumbling left, right and centre and I found myself cramped in a shelf behind the librarians desk trying to let out a scream as I noticed a burn on my wrist from one of the fireworks.
What made things worse was that both Professor Cooper and Professor Mist had arrived to investigate the source that had disturbed their Peaceful dreaming. Granted Professor Mist didn't appear helpful for all I could gather was that she was too distraught by the sight of burnt books and fallen shelves.
Casey and I remained in our hiding place by the librarian's desk until the sound of the teachers voice drifted away, telling us that they'd headed deeper into the library. It was at that time the two of us made a break for it.
There wasn't much to do from then but head off to bed - not before an argument with the Weasley girl about who was in the wrong. How she can blame me I have no idea, it was her with who packed the place out with fireworks? Not to mention the fact she gave me a nasty burn with one of the fireworks. I had wake early and whip up a burn bending paste so that nobody saw my wrist. The last thing I want is somebody suspecting I was involved in wrecking the library and snitching to the Headmistress. Professor Du Hunt is rather intimidating, guilty or not.
Bertie