In Silence. [OPEN]

Andria was back to her real world. The real world that she belongs to. She smiled to herself as she walked around the tall trees, covering the sky above them. After minutes of walking and humming her tune, she came into the clear view of the forest clearing. It was silent and deserted, just the way she liked it. One way to celebrate her comeback from the past world is to play the instrument she does best. An instrument without magic to be exact. Andria opened the small case she's been carrying, settled by a tree and brought out her years-old polished violin. She played to the tune she hummed while getting there, letting out all her emotions desperate to come out now she's home. She never played like this through those years of suffering. Finally forgetting them and sticking to being happy of what she loves the most. The symphony was perfect with nature's call, the trees in the breeze, the birds, the sound of the rushing water from a nearby lake, rustle of the meadow, and to top it all was the cloudless sky. Rays of sunlight emerging from the canopy and hitting the ground beautifully.

Lalia had been walking through the forest, just after dispatching someone that she had been comissioned to sort out through her work, and her attention was grabbed by a sound far off in the distance. Wondering exactly what it was she decided that she would go and check it out for herself, for whoever or whatever was playing it was playing it so beautifully.

As the sound of the violin grew nearer she peered around the forest and up ahead she saw a clearing, maybe the person was in there? Drawing a little closer to it she found that there was a woman sitting there and she smiled softly at her, just staying perfectly still and silent for a moment until she moved out of the line of the forest.

"You play beautifully you know."

Silver was walking around aimlessly around the forest but on her guard. Being an Auror, she tended to be cautious even of little things and even just a walk, was never 'simple' for her. Suddenly, she heard a beautiful piece of music being played from across a distance. Wow, that sounds amazing, she thought with a smile.

She walked ahead and saw that the person playing had another audience as well. She stood next to the woman watching, and continued to listen intently to the other woman playing the violin.

Dulce was walking around- slowly growing numb.

Her sister walked on these grounds.

Her sister was alive while she walked on these grounds.

She shook her head, and walked into a forest clearing where three students were. "Oh.. hey." She said softly. A breeze blew her hair into her face.

Andria abruptly stopped and looked back slowly, putting down her violin, she smiled at her audience and thanked them in her soft voice, "Thank you. Fancy meeting you here. So what brings you? Lovely day isn't it? Or is my instrument somewhat new to you wizards? Andria Fallen by the way. And if it may not offend you, I'm a muggle-born. But I take both sides of the conflict. Grew up here and I absolutely love the two worlds." She stood up and gestured a handshake with each of the girls, the smiled still painted on her pale face.

Dulce blinked at all the words the girl just said. "I was just walking around. I am a pure blood, but I don't really care if you are a muggle born." She said. Then she grinned."I grew up in the Muggle world too, and here. I love both of em'."

"Well that's very nice, young lass. There's are hundreds of reasons to love that world that you can't describe overnight. I expect pure bloods to hate me." Andria chuckled and a thought struck her and brought up another topic instead, "You know, I'm kind of interested in becoming a professor and teaching you students. What do you reckon? I've always loved teaching younger people ever since. I'm currently waiting for a position. But while I'm here for now, I'll just do what I love as a muggle. Call me Andi."

Dulce grinned. Oh yeah, she was defiantly a talker. "You should. You have the right type of character to teach." She said true to her words.

(OOC: I just realized that you were a adult... lol)

"Well, the Headmaster already owled me. Position for Dueling! Are you on that class? I'm definitely excited!" Andria asked and wondered.

Lalia had observed the conversation so far with a sort of helpless confusion, she didn't quite understand why the lady thought the need to go and advertise what blood she was and all about herself to people she had literally only just met...and people said that she was a chatter box.

Smiling softly she moved over to the group from her stance of leaning against the nearby tree and she walked over to them.

"Pleasure to meet you. I'm Lalia Richardson. I came because I heard your beautiful playing, it distracted me from my route home so I decided that I would come and see who was playing so well."

"Oh. Coincidence is just really like that. Pardon me if I'm much too comfortable with you all. I'm always like this. And once it became a threat to me." Andria recalled and the words just slipped through her mouth but continued instead for the hope that these people might understand her. "You see, I escaped the past and here I am . . . all returned to my real world. Sorry if it may seem annoying to you." She said in an apologetic and regretful voice.

Dulce raised an eyebrow. ".. Escape the past?" She said in a confused tone. How could anyone do that?

Lalia smiled happily and nodded at Andria, she hadn't really thought that there was anything annoying in the way she was so open but it was more a worry about who she might say these things to, maybe one day it would be to the wrong person.

"Oh I see...I'm so sorry to hear about that but I'm glad that you've seemed to move past it, you should always try your best to do that..."

Smiling still Lalia hugged her arms around her chest as she looked at the people in the clearing:

"If you don't you'll end up being hurt in a way that you really shouldn't."

"I'm Silver," she introduced herself with a grin. "Nice to meet you guys! Today was kind of a rough day at work, so thought I'd take a walk. And then I heard you playing and I couldn't resist." She smiled. "Whatever past it was, glad that you were able to escape. Mind me asking what happened to you?" Silver said, feeling curious.

"Yes, Lalia is right, we might regret making the choice of not moving on."

Andria sighed and resisted the temptation to cry. But eventually found trust in these people, she looked at them all before telling her story, "I hope my deepest secret is ought to be kept. Well, it was two years ago when it happened. I was in the muggle world. In love, happy. I thought I found the right man." She gave them a headstart and closed her eyes for their reply.

Dulce didn't know how she could escape memories. Dulce could never.

"I know how hard it is to try to move on." She said quietly.

Andria smiled weakly at her friend and continued with her story, "I was supposed to get married. We were happy. Everything a girl could ask for. But one night before my big day I've decided to tell him what I should have told him long before. That I am a witch and this is my destiny. He said it was all fine. And on the day, he left me. Right there in front of the whole world to see." she paused and sighed, "Well, you know what already happened. I told my mum and dad that we ourselves should go back. Back here and escape."

Dulce smiled sadly at her. "I feel so sorry for you." She truly did. "I'd like to bet up that man." She thought out loud. But then quickly covered her mouth. She wasn't sure how that would go with her. "Sorry."

Andria chuckled at Dulce's taunt and patted her on the shoulder, "Blimey, he's a coward. That is. Bewildered for you to do that. But life goes on. You can't have revenge. And I myself can't hurt a person that touched my heart even once. I'm not that type." she smiled and her emotion a while ago was up lifted.