01/09/08 - Train Crash

She laughed. "Well it is kind of helpful to know some muggle skills so like if you wanted to pretend to be one so you could gather information on them you could. " She stoood up heading for the door. "Is there food on this bloody train? Cause I'm so fricking hungry."

"Me too!" Sergei said. He stepped out into the corridor, and looked both ways. "There's usually a witch who pushes a cart full of sweets around, but shes taking her bloody time about it..." He grumbled.

"Maybe she ran over a mud-blood." She snickered. "And cause their blood is so filfthy it gumed up the wheels. We can go look for her if you want. So we won't die of hunger."

"Yeah, haha. Let's go look for her. I wonder which side of the train she usually comes from...? I never bothered to pay attention before."

"Okay...left or right first?" She asked as they walked out of the compartment.

"Let's go right, towards the front..." Sergei said. He allowed Lillian too pass him, and followed along, slightly behind her. "They should make this aisle wider, its too narrow..." He said.

"Can you imagine a huge person walking down here? They'd get stuck. It would probably be some retard mud-blood who did. They have no boundaries of which foods are bad too eat. Have you ever seem muggle food? It looks so gross and filfthy. They have this thing called um.....Fast food I think. It looks disgusting."

"Not only have I seen it, I've tried it. I almost puked afterwards. I don't understand how they eat that and expect to stay healthy." A first year was approaching them, apparently on the way to the bathroom. Sergei moved to the side to let him pass, and then jerked forward and said "Boo." The firstie jumped and screamed, then clutched his heart and moved on down the aisle at a much faster rate. Sergei burst out laughing. "Hope you didn't pee yourself!" Sergei said after him.

She laughed. "Wow if they did then no need to go the bathroom." She glanced distainfully at the compartments. 'They should separate mud-bloods and purebloods on the train. It's so wrong."

Sergei Sokolov wrote:

Lillian Eaton wrote:

She snickered "Wow those were Gryffindors? I kind of excepted them to be a bit better than that. It's too bad mud-bloods and blood traitors had to invade your school. If it was't full of filfth then maybe the Gryffindorks might be a bit better. Such as staying loyal to their pureblood beliefs."

"Well we'll show them this year." Sergei raised his head when Elli entered. "What the hell do you want from me? I'm having fun, so I'm laughing. And don't even think about threatening me again, or you will regret it. You may leave, Elli." Sergei turned back to Lillian, and shook his head. He sighed with exasperation. "And there was a perfect example of an annoying Ravenclaw..."

Elli narrowed her eyes
"Im not some foolish girl you can order around."
she turned, but took out her wand and sent a silencing charm at him from under her arm before he could leave then went back to the other compartment to grab her things
"Stupid Slytherins.."
she muttered

"They can be horrible sometimes," said Alex with a shake of his head.

"That would be great, then we wouldn't have to look at their ugly faces." He sighed. "But life isn't fair, now is it? Thankfully our Common Room is mud-blood-free." He laughed. "I think you're gonna be put in Slytherin, because there is no way I would get along with you so well if you belonged somewhere else."

"I'll die if I am placed else where so yeah it's definiately Slytherin." She smiled. "Imagine if a mudblood got put into Slytherin? That would be the end of the world." She continued looking horrified at the thought.

"No one in our house would accept it if a mudblood was sorted in. Our parents would not stand for that, and since they provide crucial funding for the school, there is almost no risk of that, thank god."

Scorpius Malfoy wrote:

He walked out looking for another compartment. He found one, surprisingly. It was completely empty. He took a deep breath.

Heather saw Malfoy walked past, she didn't do anything at first until she saw him go into a compartment. She was too busy being nosy in what others were saying on the corridor she forgot she was meant to look for an empty, or even one with people she thought were good enough.
She broke from the wall and followed him. He was a friend to her brother and only spoke to him a couple of times. Heather knew a little of what he was like and since he was a fellow Slytherin and one she could count on, there was no harm.
Heather slid the compartment door open "D'ya mind if I share this compartment with you? Every other one seems to be filled with filth." She rolled her eyes, her hand resting on the edge of the door.

Sergei Sokolov wrote:

"No one in our house would accept it if a mudblood was sorted in. Our parents would not stand for that, and since they provide crucial funding for the school, there is almost no risk of that, thank god."

"Okay good. Besides they wouldn't make it too the common room if they were sorted into Slytherin."

"That too." Sergei spotted the lady with the cart at the end of the hall. "There she is! She hardly reached the middle of the train after all this time!" He said. "Now let's go eat." He said smiling.

"Probably serving stupid mudbloods first." Lillian muttered lowly. "I'll take some licorice wands and chocolate please." She said handing the lady a few galloons to pay.

"Let's see..." Sergei said, browsing the contents of the cart. "I'll take seven chocolate frogs, four packs of bertie bott's, five cauldron cakes... um... however many fizzing whizbees this is, two packs of droobles gum, and... thats it. Yes, I would like a bag." He said smiling.

She turned to look at him. "Wow you are hungry and yes a bag too. No not together." She made a wow she's an idoit face a Segei.

"Haha, yeah I am." He rolled his eyes and nodded in agreement with Lillian's expression.

"So " She said once the lady left." What should we do now?"

"I dunno." Sergei said. He let his eyes roam over Lillian's body. Very nice... he thought. He brought his eyes back up to hers and smiled.

She smiled back. "We could go looking for people to hex or we could go back to the compartment."

Everything was moving smoothly for te train..well as smooth as it gets with rowdy students aboard, when there was a loud screech.
The slammed to a halt, throwing bodies and luggage and animals everywhere. It was dark outside now..and they were in the middle of the mountains.
The train was lifted on one side, mking everyone tumble to the left.
Elli grabbed hold of something and steadied herself.
Some screams ran out as first year girls were jostled.
finally
Elli thought