Cell-block Tango (open)

"I am fine," Iva was about to explain the concept of God, but she thought of a better idea.

"You know, just ask Arsen about it," SHe smiled, "He just loves God,"

Iva stood up, cracked her back, then smiled again. "Arsen is a funny person, yes? He is always so serious and annoying. Almost as annoying as you. I wish to hurt him sometimes,"

Aria added yet another query to the rather long list of things she would be asking Arsen. She shrank in on herself a bit as Iva referred to her as annoying. Annoying was bad - she had learned that much.

"I'm sorry," she murmured to her book. "I don't mean to be annoying. I'm sorry." She vainly attempted to flatten out a crease on the corner of the page where someone had once marked their place. Giving up, she closed the book and stood.

"I will go, now," Aria said, giving a wan smile. "Do I..." The girl trailed off. She had been about to ask if she just took the books with her, but she decided she would ask the stern-looking woman at the desk, instead.

Karma had shut up at the mention of dating, her mind unintentionally wandering to the neighbor she'd met on the train. His eyes had been so blue...

She came forcefully back to earth at the mention of her and Iva dating Aria, and was giggling at that by the time she finally replied to Aria. "Ask the Librarian to take the books with you, if you really wish to leave. And I don't find you annoying, Blondie, just refreshing, and amusing at times."

She yawned and stretched. "So remember, Blondie, the next time you see Arsen, ask him about the differance between boys and girls, who god is, and if he gets angry, just flick a teeny tiny bit of water at him and he'll shut up. Got it?" She smiled. "And don't forget the bit about dating us. He'd love that too." She wiggled her fingers at her in a way she'd seen a high class socialite do in Diagon Alley during the summer. It felt weird, so she stopped immediately. "See you around, Aria."

Easily soothed, as only a childlike mind could be, Aria's smile became genuine and she gave a cheerful nod. "Okay!" she agreed. She frowned slightly at the bit about flicking water at Arsen, though. That seemed awfully mean. Aria didn't really like water, either...

Tilting her head inquisitively, Aria mimicked the figure-wiggling gesture, then giggled at how silly it seemed. Gathering up the books, the blonde shot them both one last grin. "Goodbye, Karma. Goodbye, Iva."

Iva waved goodbye to Aria. "See you again, soon."

After saying that, she leaned towards Karma. "Arsen's life is going to be a living hell. Ironically." She chuckled at her own joke. "I want to see the look on his face when she asks him all of that. I bet He will be-"

A yawn interrupted her horrible speak. Suddenly feeling dizzy, Iva rubbed her eyes. "Sorry, that was rude to yawn." She said, "Maybe I should go to bed soon"

Karma giggled along with Iva. "More like a living Heaven. Indirectly messing with Arsen is the best." She smiled and shared the yawn. "Perhaps we should go to the dorms...?" She asked, noticing she'd given her reading book away to the Blonde. Ah, well. She'd just have to read something else. She had more books in the dorm.

Iva nodded in agreement. "I miss my bed at home," SHe sighed, "But the dorms will do,"

She grabbed her book and headed towards the door. "Sleep time,"

Karma nodded and stood. "Let's go." She double checked for her wand and left, smiling and yawning. Slytherin Dorms here she comes!