A place to think[open]

Felix walked out to the lake. He went to the far side of it, where no one else was. He sat down on the ground, leaning against a tree. He had been having a bad day, putting him in a dark mood, witch isn't a new thing. He leaned his had back and closed his eyes, just listing to the sound of the wind.

Dominique, like usual was having a happy mood. She walked in beside the Great Lake and sat down on a quiet place wishing to be alone for some times. She opened her shoes and dipped her feet into the cool soothing water of The Lake. Looking around, she could see a figure underneath the tree. Taking out her legs she wore the shoe and tried to recognize the person. After a moment, she decided that he was new. "Hey there!! Who's that?" she called up quite friendly.

"Who's asking?" Felix asked not wanting to share his identity to the wrong people. He looked over to see if he could tell who it was.

Dominique frowned. What would it cost to answer before asking a question himself? Whatever, she WAS having a good day. It would not do anything worse to tell her identity to a fellow student. Letting the frown go off, she smiled. "I'm a 6th Year Ravenclaw. NOW, may I know whoz that?" Dominique asked.

"A fifth year slytherin." he said. He looked around at who was talking to him and realized that it was a pretty girl. Maybe i should be a bit nicer he thought to himself.

Davina was walking down to the lake, her bag over her shoulder and her head...she had no idea where her head was. She had been heading towards a spot near the Forbidden Forrest. She liked that spot because it was hard to see from the rest of the Lake and she liked to be alone. When she got there, however, she realised she was not alone.

Davina saw a couple of people there. One was sitting in her spot, so she couldn't see who it was. There was another girl there too. She recognised her as a Ravenclaw, but she couldn't remember her name. A Weasley, she thought. She stopped walking before she reached them. She wasn't sure whether to ignore them, talk to them or just completely walk away from them. Instead, she did nothing. Just stood there.