“Obviously, we’re expected to win,” she bit back and watched the other closely. “But just because we’re going to win doesn’t mean we shouldn’t look as skilled as hawks in the air.” Body buzzing with irritation, the older teen mounted her broom and dug her heal into the supple earth. She could her a small eruption of mud spurt forth as she kicked, taking off into the air as if it were second nature. The wind against her whipped at her clothing, tugging at it tightly like a needy lover. Shivering, Samorn lightly touched her broom, halting it’s movement so she could gaze down in wonderment at the sight below. “If you’re so grand and talented, in no need of help, come meet me up here!” she called out, cupping her hand around her mouth as she shouted. The breeze tousled her locks, blinding her as she sat there, still and content, in her rightful place in the sky. Devoid of any social encounters in the air, Samorn knew that broom flying was the right hobby to fit her internal needs; the correct fit; the correct release. It was perfect for forgetting about all of the troubling matters that teased her day in and day out. Languidly, the Slytherin gripped at her broom and inhaled, sucking in a breath of air so fresh that her eyes prickled at the corners.