#magic-mina

She blinked once, then twice, then thrice. Each time, though, her eyes saw the same thing. A Hufflepuff girl (Carolina, she wanted to say) had commandeered a disused room and was making all sorts of posters and banners for various houses. In light of the skirmish announcement, Quidditch Fever had gripped everyone, and this girl proved to be no exception.

You two solved the riddle and found the correct room! Congratulations!

Now all that is left is for you to continue your thread until your muses find their missing belongings! Have fun with it up till Friday when the event will be summed up :)

Bertholdt jumped at the voice, breathing a relieved sigh once he whirled around and saw it to only be Mina.

"Y-Yeah, I… I know. Breathe and all. I’ll do that," he said, running a thumb under the second letter’s seal - but if it was anything like Luise’s, he should already know what to expect.

The first month of separation every school year was always hard on his sisters, and conversely him. They’d normally attempt to stay upbeat and cheery, at least for the first part of the letter - but in Luise’s, she had launched straight into her worries.

The seal broken, he opens the flap of Laura’s letter and unfolds the page.

Laura’s normally neat handwriting is a nervous, shaky scrawl and some of the words are smudged, blotted out, the tear drops on the paper obvious.

She watched the Hufflepuff girl walk away without any strong emotions plaguing her mind. It seemed like the end, but when Annie turned to leave the other way, blue eyes caught with others from Slytherin house. They had been watching the entire transaction, a tad bit of disgust thinly veiled across their faces. It made the blondes lips purse in a mild form of anger, like venom from a snake.

With a sharp turn on the heel, she stalked back to Mina until walking by her side. "Let me see the soccer ball. I might be able to help with your... endeavour." It was a bit out of character for her to be so forward with another person, but the looks from those to bystanders had made cold blood boil.