Hanging out (Darren/Gin/Jemma/Mari)

Professor Tiquelle resisted the temptation to roll her eyes at the Mr. Riddle. Just because he was being rude to her, she didn't have to be rude to him as well. "They don't attack students, unless they are provoked." she replied to him. She wished that he would at least get his facts right before talking back to her.

Professor Tiquelle was debating whether to give him a detention, or not. He'd been so rude he deserved one, but he had tried to help Miss Diggory. She decided to give him one last chance, although she didn't quite know why she was. She just felt that it was right to do so. She was almost at the edge of the forest now. She looked around to see if there were many students about the grounds. Luckily they weren't; as it didn't encourage students to stay away from the forest if they saw teachers and students coming out of it.

Professor Tiquelle was undecided as to revealing her vision. She had infact seen this attack, although she hadn't known exactly who the victim was beforehand. It had still made her keep an eye on the forest, which was what had saved the students that day. "That's none of your business." she told Mr. Riddle, slightly smiling as she walked across the grounds and stepped into the castle.

"Yeah? I wonder why they attacked us today then," Darren said, shaking his head at the professors stupidity. The way she said it to him, it was as if she was explaining something obvious. How did she explain how they attacked them today without reason then? not only today, it had happened before as well. Interestingly enough it had been him, Gin and Mari that time too.

Darren wasn't quite surprised he hadn't gotten punished yet. Most teachers didn't punish him cause he did well in classes, but he knew the divination teacher was especially nice. Thats why it was rather fun to annoy her. "Yeah I know its not my business," he said airily, as they reached the castle gates. "But I want to know anyways." Taking out his wand, he waved it at the gates casually to cause them to open.

[[OOC: Gee, I don't know, Mari casting a spell at them sure didn't help...so, your charrie suffers from short-term memory loss?]]

Professor Tiquelle wondered what had made Mr. Riddle said that, because Miss Malenki had told her that Miss Diggory provoked them. "Casting a spell towards them can do that." she said sharply, curious to know why Mr. Riddle didn't seem to think the centaurs had been at all provoked.

Professor Tiquelle sighed. She didn't really want to tell him, but if it would make him be quiet and stop pestering her then it might not be such a bad idea. "Fine. Yes, I did." she simply said, giving in. She stepped through the now open gates and headed towards the fifth floor, where the Hospital Wing was.

[well i wasnt here and didnt read that part..]

"She did that?" Darren said, surprised. He had thought Mari would have had a little more intelligence than that. Guess he was wrong. How stupid did she have to be to attack a group of centaurs? And where was he during that time, he didn't recall her casting a spell on them. "How moronic," he said, shaking his head exasperatedly.

Darren raised his eyebrows, he had expected her to say that a student had alerted her or she had just been walking in the forest when she heard voices. That would have been more believable. Only a couple of people were true seers, and he doubted professor Tiquelle was. "Really now.." he said in a disbelieving tone, chuckling.

"Yeah." Professor Tiquelle replied to Mr. Riddle's first question, ignoring him badmouth Miss Diggory. She wasn't in the mood to argue with him anymore. She just kept on walking through the castle, hoping he would finish ranting sometime soon. "It wasn't the smartest thing to do." she somewhat agreed, not wanting to call a student a moron, let alone one of her own Prefects.

Professor Tiquelle didn't expect Mr. Riddle to believe her, few people did. The people who mattered to her believed her, and that was what was important to her. "I'm guessing you don't believe I'm a true Seer, et cetera; so why did you even bother asking me?" she questioned him, curious as to why he even bothered to ask her when he wouldn't believe her in the end anyway. She thought it was kind of pointless if he had already made his mind up.

Darren walked up the stairs quickly and waited impatiently for the professor impatiently. "Well couldn't you have seen things a little quicker?... professor," he said, arguing with her just to annoy her. "I mean, if you came a bit quicker, you could have saved Mari and time and avoided this." He gestured to Mari, who was still very much unconscious. "Or can you only see stuff when there actually happening, or in the very near future," he asked, hiding a smirk. "Thats not entirely useful is it?"

Sitting where she was in the forest, Ginevra was getting restless because the thought of Mari being injured really did bother her. She had been stupid and provoked them but Ginevra herself hadn't offered help and therefore she felt guilty. Gritting her teeth at herself, she got up and started to walk out of the forest, taking a big step on her part. This was the first time she had ever been in the condition she was in and the first time she had taken the potion. It had to be safe, right? She wasn't trasnformed and the moon was indeed full. Having senses behind her normal still, it scared her as she could hear things quite a bit around her and even identifying them was easy. Was that normal? Dammit, she wish she knew more. The library was going to have to be her next stop, though since the writers went off of fact that didn't mean they were always right. She hated that fact.

Hearing the centeurs, she knew to show them no fear so she just walked and did not run to get away faster, if they caught up with her or were coming after her, she would get her way out but she seemed in luck and they did not come but stayed around the area where they were. When Hogwarts came into view, Ginevra had a silver necklace on just incase something did happen, she really didn't know anything about what she was but she did know silver would burn her and cause great pain, therefore distracting her if she was to change. It was just an extra precation. Heading right to the hospital wing, she looked around for Mari or a sign of the other two.

[[OOC:Seriously guys don't use my abscence to call me stupid lol.And let me get one thing streight!Mariana will NOT wake up before she arrives at St.Mungo's]]

[[OOC: Maybe we should take you to the Hospital Wing, have you not wake up, then transfer you to St. Mungo's. Sound good?]]

Professor Tiquelle reached the Hospital Wing finally, ignoring as much of Mr. Riddle's rudeness as physically possible. "I saw what was going to happen, I just didn't see when, which was why I was keeping my eye on the forest." she replied, getting annoyed. She didn't usually share her visions but it seemed pointless now it had already happened. She knew she shouldn't mess with the future, that this was meant to happen. She just hoped Miss Diggory would make it out alright, that was her main concern at the moment.

[[OOC: Shall I move this thead to the Hospital Wing/make a new one there?]]

"Well thats not particularly useful is it?" Darren asked laughing. Eventually, they reached the hospital wing, good, he could finally leave. He shouldn't have agreed to come with Mari in the first place. Opening the door to the hospital wing, he looked around forthe nurse.