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Nodding at Aria, she smiled at her. It was fine to her that she didn't want to join. She couldn't force her to do anything, and the offer to teach her spells was something she couldn't turn down, "Its alright. Teaching me is good enough,"

Glancing from Aria to Eye, she asked, "Do you think any of them would join the group if we made one?"

This idea, as crazy as it was, had to work. As much as Savannah disliked being around people, this chance to do something important was too great to ignore. Noticing the way that Eye was looking at her with an expression of awe, Savannah blushed, glancing away, "Well, you have to take everything my aunt says with a grain of salt. I wouldn't be surprised if she was lying about it."

"Well, I think I can make them. Not harshly. But I reckon they'll love the idea. Since we need proper teaching of Defense Against The Dark Arts, why not try it instead? I'm sure they're up for that one." Iris replied as she stopped from the staring and straightened herself to continue,

"I know it is dangerous. Really. But sometimes we have to take risks. Who knows? If one day we'll finally have a professor for the subject, then we won't go over the plan. The end. It's just some try. I think."

She did wonder if ever the officials of the school will discover this sort of arrangement. If ever it will proceed. But mainly, some excitement and adventure would be guaranteed. And Iris for one was excited about that coming around. Some sort of thing that she would get herself into for the first time. Harmful. And somewhat neither fragile nor weak.

"After all, we're hear to learn first. Everything else that comes from being at school is secondary," Nodding, Savannah thought deeply, pulling herself up on the counter by the sinks, frowning slightly. It was great and all that they knew people who'd join, but she barely knew anyone. The only people she knew by name were Kristen (and she couldn't stand her, so she didn't count) JJ, her friends, Dimitri and Aiden. Out of all them, JJ was the only one she'd actually talk to outside of class. But all she had to do was convince that one person to join. Her friends would follow suit.

Snapping her head up, she glanced at Eye, her frown deepening, "How is it dangerous? All we're doing is helping people. Its not like we have some ulterior motive behind it,"

Of course, she wasn't going to go around telling random strangers, but she didn't see how it could be dangerous. It wasn't like they were trying to get them to assassinate someone.

Iris frowned slightly and glanced back up at Savannah. Well for her, it is dead dangerous. Or not really at all. Just something that deals with taking risks and not being discovered. It still depends though. And plans might change somehow. But they should deal with the precautions first and before even establishing that group. If ever they will at all.

She thought deeply for some time and answered with a soft edge from her voice, "I know, right. But if ever we're discovered. I mean, they'd think that we don't trust the school or anything that we're learning. Still, they'll be disappointed on us students. But one good side is that we're willing to learn the proper way."

[[OOC: Oh yey! DADA's here! ]]

Sighing, she pouted, running her fingers through her black hair. OK, so maybe Eye had a point. If they were caught, the amount of trouble they'd find themselves in would be paramount. But that was only if they were caught. There was always that chance that they'd be able to do this without being caught. But the chances of that were low. Dumbledore's Army had gotten caught, and they'd had Harry freakin' Potter on their side.

"That's true. Who knows, maybe we'd get expelled if they caught us," shuddering at that idea and how her mother would react, she hugged herself.

((Yes! So, this plan's never going to actually happen, is it?))

Iris nodded in agreement and sighed with mere disappointment if that would ever happen. It was hard and too hurtful to imagine. Getting expelled? She would face anything on her way - even the things that she fear most, just to survive that consequence. That terrible consequence. That would be her worst nightmare in her life. Leaving Hogwarts just because of that. True, years ago things were way different than what is now. But. You'll never know what to expect in this kind of generation. Bad things can happen eventually.

"Oh sure. Perhaps they will. I'd beg if I have to. I would never want to happen. But we'll see. Maybe even tomorrow a miracle would happen. Let's just hope for the best. Though building a groupie is sort of exciting, it can also be the worst. So we'll play safe." She replied with some hope in her voice.

Nodding, Savannah mulled over Eye's words. Though she didn't think she'd beg (especially not to the likes of Asric Chaos), she knew that inside, she'd feel absolutely ashamed. There was no way she'd willingly let herself get expelled. They'd have to drag her unwilling body from the castle. And even then, they wouldn't be able to stop her from coming back the next year. And the year after that, and the year after that and so long and so forth.

Sighing, she looked back at Eye, "Playing safe is going to be difficult. Because you're never really safe. There are even people in the castle you can't trust."

"Who can do that? What soulless demon can do that?" Iris asked Savannah with a shocked and confused expression on her face. Sure thing, she was surprised that that part suddenly came out of nowhere. Maybe this Gryffindor had some experiences or even some tough secrets. But obviously, the Slytherin can't push her to confess. And to think about it, anybody can be that traitor. Even right inside Hogwarts itself.

"Ah well. It does depend. We still have a week to see what's up, though." She changed the topic instead, - hoping that that Savannah wouldn't be disturbed, and shrugged.

Shrugging, Savannah met Eye's confused expression. She couldn't name any names (because no one really needed to know), but there were people Savannah didn't trust and there were people who she really didn't trust. And it was the people who she really didn't trust that could betray them, though to be honest, anyone was able to betray her.

Even Aria and Eye. Ignoring that idea, she frowned at Eye's topic change. What was with the complete change from shock to calm in seconds? What if she was a spy? No one would expect that, but if it was true? Deciding to keep calm, Savannah replied, "That's true. But it'll be a long week,"

Myrtle decided she would leave the second floor bathroom, and go to the Prefects one and run the bath to make a bubblebath, she loved the way the bubbles were so light and pretty and seemed to just drift around rather like ghost Myrtle thought

She floated up through the walls until she came out of the one of the stalls in the Prefects bathroom, she heard voices, though they sounded quite young. Myrtle then floated out towards the sinks and saw three girls standing there having a conversation

Myrtle then gave a little giggle " Your not Prefects - I would know" she said to the group of girls as she floated in mid air

"Oh. I think it's time to go. Anyway, we're all not prefects aren't we dear Myrtle?" Iris said with a small smile on her lips as she greeted the ghost. She stood up from her sitting position and headed out the door, deciding in her mind that there are still spots from the castle that she was missing. Rather than just do something idly here. And yet, the conversation wasn't even coming to any direction either.

"Yeah I should go. Thanks for the time! I still have to hop onto another place or so. See you around, Myrtle!" She bid her farewell with a short wave and went outside of the bathroom.

Myrtle pursed her lips as Iris greeted her, it seemed as though she was mocking her " Myrtle then swopped closer towards the girl " You think your so much smarter than me, well your not" Myrtle said in an angered tone

Myrtle then burst out wailing leaving puddles of water on the ground, She then glared over at the two other girls before flying through the stalls on her way back to her beloved second floor bathroom

Staring at the ghost as she came barging in, Savannah simply watched her as she suddenly got very angry before beginning to cry, drenching the bathroom floor in water. Watching her fly off, Savannah simply shrugged, deciding it was her cue to leave, "Well, that was interesting," Glancing at Aria, she waved, "See you around,"

And with that, Savannah left the bathroom, being careful to walk around the puddles.