Journey One: Cabin One [S]

Larissa frowned somewhat at Anna, she couldn't understand why she was been so pleasant to the irritating Gryffindor, probably as she was used to living with her Hufflepuff and Gryffindor triplets. She sighed. This was just too much, she felt exceedingly chlostrophobic. It was then that the train doors unlocked once more to now allow for six seats as the cabins were fuller than usual. Great. She sighed.

"There is a difference between rudeness and a necessary unwelcome attitude though, is there not Anna?" Larissa's smiled twisted, her teeth on edge, she usually found herself to get on quite well with Anna, but it seemed for the moment, she would have to intimidate her a little to understand her meaning. The girl was a Gryffindor. Slytherins do not converse easilly with Gryffindors.

Lilyan kept being focused on her book, even though it was difficult with the two girl that were keeping talk: she wished to have the possibility to spell herself to not listen anything, but she knew it would have been a bad idea.
She kept trying to be focused on an interesting witch that in the middle age had created a lot of new potions, but she was distracted again when she heard Larissa's voice remembering to Anna what attitude to keep with Gryffindors. She had to fight hardly with herself to not laugh loud, but in the end, as always, she just kept her usual attitude, turning another page of her book...

Larissa was happy when the train drew to a stop and instantly picked up her things before exiting the cabin without a word, she was just pleased to be out of there, it had been rather uncomfortable and she didn't want to be in such an awkward position again anytime soon. The students moved aside for her as she walked down the corridor, the younger ones in the short journey seemed to have learnt of her influence and now knew to keep out of her way. She departed the train.

Evie practically ran out of the cabin but managed before hand to smile and wave goodbye to Anna. With that she had stormed down the aisle in the train , thanking that the journey was over and her headstrong side hadn’t got the better of her. Larissa had deserved a slap but Evie wasn’t that type of girl . She would only imgine hitting her to calm down her anger.

Anna was shocked at what Larissa had said, which made her go silent. She bit her lip as she watched her and the Gryffindor girl walk out of the cabin. Her green eyes searched the cabin, looking upon the girl with the white hair. She smiled, "Excuse me.." Anna said as she got up and walked out of the cabin, wanting to find people she could talk to.