#santillian

Santana was leaning on a tree in the courtyard filing her nails. She'd rather be smoking, but there were too many students around. Sometimes the whole Head Girl gig really sucked.  She sent an owl to Lillian telling her to meet her there; no it wasn't a request or optional. She was sure Nicodemus scared the crap out of the younger Slytherin when she saw him approach. He was a small owl, although he had the Napolean complex like his brother Henry, and wasn't exactly the nicest owl. Lillian must have thought it odd to see Santana's owl flying in her direction. Santana and Lillian hadn't exactly been on the friendliest of terms, so it would be odd for the older girl to be sending Lillian an owl about anything. 

Blaine was hurt and Santana was fired up. She had tried to let the Hufflepuff handle his tormentors his way and it landed him in the infirmary. Now it was time to handle things her way. Well more accurately her and Lillian's way. The younger Slytherin was the one to alert Santana to Blaine's latest stint in the infirmary. She was also the only other student at the school as prone to acts of violence as Santana was to protect her friends. Santana was willing to go after the boys that had been bullying Blaine on her own. However, if she had to have company, she was glad it was Lillian. Blaine and Lillian had been growing closer and closer lately and Santana was just happy that both of them were opening up to new people; especially the younger Slytherin. Lillian had spent her first few years at Hogwarts as sort of a social pariah. Santana knew Lillian wouldn't take someone messing with one of her few close friends very well. Santana was happy to have someone who was so ready to do what needed to be done as she was. 

Santana tucked the scroll with the list of Slytherin boy's names on it that had possibly been bullying Blaine into her black knee high sock. The sixth year Slytherin obtained the names in a not so legal manner, that involved the intense questioning of some first year Slytherin boys. She did some further investigation to see if the first years were possibly lying to her. When it turned out that the boys in question did have a certain grudge against Blaine, that was all Santana needed to find them as guilty.