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Mercury looked around the room and then back at her food. She'd barely paid attention to what the headmaster had said. She was too distracted by the fact that her mums had only given her a few weeks notice that they were moving back to London. She barely remembered the city, but both her mums...

Mercury could tell the boy seemed nervous, something she was wildly familiar with. She thought he might be a first year, and that made her a bit more comfortable talking to him for some reason. The others in her year and older students made her incredibly anxious. "It's.. well, it's math," she...

Mercury reread over her Arithmancy notes as she heard some rustling nearby. She wasn't sure how all these numbers were supposed to mean anything to anyone. Her mums hadn't chosen her name based on numbers, and she didn't feel the universe had assigned her to have her last name, either. But the...

Mercury had found that she liked sitting at the edge of the Forbidden Forest. Part of it was because other students tended not to bother her there, but also because part of her was intrigued by the forest. Maybe it was because her dreams tended to be so frightening that the woods didn't seem so...

Mercury Hela as a Damsel in Distress

Mate

Mercury had had a decent break, nothing too eventful, other than her mothers making her go to see a therapist, something she was not enjoying. She didn't like to talk to people, let alone a stranger. And even though it was a therapist who was also a witch, Mercury was struggling sharing anything...

Mercury looked around the table as she sat on the edge. The loneliness of that last two years was starting to get to her. She didn't really have a group of friends, even if she was friendly enough with her roommates. But making friends was so hard for her for some reason. She never seemed to be...

Mercury looked up at the sky and then back at the boy nervously. He wasn't out here for class, which meant he was also breaking the rules, being out past curfew. She really didn't enjoy breaking the rules, but she also was intrigued by things in the sky. "What?" Mercury replied, confused for a...

Mercury walked into the courtyard, feeling overwhelmed at all the students and professors about. She knew electives could be very important, and while she wasn't like some of the students who knew exactly what they wanted to do or work in the Ministry, she knew it was an opportunity to learn...

Mercury felt very alarmed by the fact that she was out past curfew, but it wasn't her fault. Anyone mad at her had to understand that. She gave a quick nod and was about to run up the hill until the boy continued speaking to her. "The... the meteor?" she asked. Was he out here for Astronomy?

Mercury's eyes widened, feeling quite awkward that she had been talking to Natalia all along. Or at least, a Natalia. Even if there was another one, she didn't care and quickly shoved the rose and note into the Slytherin's stomach before running away up the stairs.

Mercury had been spending more and more time outside, usually laying on the grass and staring at the sky. She found it kept her her imagination at bay; she could see more of what she wanted rather than what felt like against her will. Unfortunately, this particular day, she had fallen asleep...

Mercury looked around, unsure what to do and started feeling her chest turn heavy. She looked up at an older girl who looked kind of spooky, something that comforted Mercury. "Um, do you know Natalia?"

Mercury nodded as Indira thanked her and tugged slightly on the ends of her hair. "Yup. See yah," she muttered quickly and walked quickly out of the room.

Mercury creeped into the room, taking it in as she had never been in there before. "Umm, I have a rose to give you," she said, handing the head girl a yellow rose.

Mercury looked up, eyes wide and gasped as someone spoke to her and realized it was her classmate. "Yeah, fine. Umm, here," she said awkwardly, handing Conan the yellow rose.

Mercury saw who she thought was the quidditch player and swiftly walked towards him to get this over with. "Are you Leonardo?" she asked, barely waiting for a response before shoving the rose at him and running away.

Mercury wasn't sure if the next person she was looking for would actually be at the lake, but she had heard he liked collecting seashells. And while the lake was fresh water, those things could sometimes have seashells. It all really came to show her that she knew nothing about her classmates...

Mercury liked taking walks away from people, and while she didn't care much for quidditch, she at least knew where the pitch was. One of the hufflepuff players mentioned the chaser might be practicing and Mercury figured it was a start as she watched onto the pitch.