Recent content by Amarantha Styx

Mari looked up as her twin brother left the bedroom. Really? He had to go somewhere else without telling her? The Hufflepuff puffed up and followed after her twin. He knelt, thus her, but instead of entering the room, she leaned against the doorway. She snorted a bit when her brother called...

Mari giggled as Luxen snapped at her. "Sounds like someone's feathers are a little ruffled," Mari teased. And it was even funnier when he tried to coax the owls to him. That was the wrong way to do it. The Hufflepuff broke out into a series of laughs, since even she could tell that what he was...

Mari shook her head at his question, but thought that overall, who would? She wondered how his throat was. Bet it was sore. She took the rose and the note, smiling at the message. This was very nice of Rai. "Thank you for delivering this," Mari thanked him and smiled at the same time.

A Gryffindor was shouting her name. Mari raised her hand and winced, "That's me, hurry up so you don't draw too much attention!" Mari was not a fan of being in the center of attention, so she hoped that other deliveries were making this shouting perhaps not that attracting.

“So, theoretically, your mother could have muggles in her family, or even muggle-born. If you want to raise awareness, you might want to prove your lineage first,” Mari shrugged her shoulders. Just one side of the family was not enough. Her family had been magical for many generations, maternal...

With the payments provided to her, with Rai giving her the most coveted treat of hers, Mari felt that her information might not be worth as much as what she had. But, she was certain that her friends might want to know about one of their peers in particular. “Ah, this is good for a solid week.”...

This boy had big dreams, and it was a little shocking for her. Mari didn’t have a clue what she wanted to do, even though her future could be set if she sat on her arse all day and night. But, one thing did bug her. “How do you know your magical roots go back that far? Did the letter mention...

Amarantha Styx sent notes out to the Mckenna triplets, and Sawyer because she had information that they might be interested in. There was a fee, and luckily, it was not money. It was sweets. Mari had a sweet tooth that nothing could satisfy. For her, information gathering came easy because...

Mari would be lying if she said that she wasn’t impressed with his ambitions. That truly made him a Slytherin. The Hufflepuff nodded along, and even agreed with his point of view. Muggles should be kept out of the wizarding world at all costs. But, his background could cause a problem. Mari...

Mari raised her eyebrows as he snapped at her. She muttered in Bulgarian, “If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck...” Mari knew for a fact that there weren’t many people here with Bulgarian background, so she knew that her words would be safe. Parents left the child behind, despite the...

Mari heard his comment, and nodded, even if he wasn't talking to her. She had so much family, she could barely remember it all. She paid more attention to her mother's side than her father's. Mari smiled a little bit as Luxen pulled out a letter that he had, stating that was something that...

Mari bit her lip when Luxen repeated what she said about attempted murder. She already spilled it, so she better explain it. "Chaos Zhefarovich, that was his name, kind of was a supremacist. So, he tried to set a student on fire. The other student was a muggle-born. Professor Styx dragged him to...

Amarantha nodded, though unsure if that was a common thing with Slytherins. It could be though. Mari shrugged her shoulders lightly, "I can see that. One of my cousins has that gift, and she loved snakes." Mari didn't know much about Aleyha at all. Just that she was deadly, especially when she...

Mari laughed softly, “That is what my brother says. He never sends letters to anyone.” She could see why though. Her twin was trained harshly to become the next leader of their massive family. He didn’t have the pleasure of socializing with cousins and kids as much as Mari had. In a way, she was...