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Kellen raised a brow as he just shook his head but gave no elaboration. She didn't mind she supposed, but it did make her curious. "Ozzy, got it." She said laughing a bit at how serious he took what she would call him. it was cute, like a little brother would be. But her actual brother was not...

Kellen narrowed her eyes as she walked further into the forest. "Afraid? No way." She said, though she was a little afraid of how upset her parents would be. "Home? You live in the woods?" She asked before answering his question. "I'm a third year, so respect your elder or something like that."...

Kellen looked to the side at the voice, her large orbs narrowed slightly. "I'm not being a chicken, I'm being cautious. Calculating your next move can keep you out of a lot of trouble." She said to the young boy. "Aren't you in my house?" She asked, before taking another step into the tree line...

Kellen stared at the tree line. She hadn't explored the forest in any of her three years at school. Of course she'd considered it, but she didn't want to get in trouble. She was sure she was already disappointing her folks by not playing quidditch. They never said anything to her about it but...

Kellen had a letter to send to her family and so she made the horrible walk from the dungeons all the way to the owlry. It was quite a hike and she was out of breath by the time she was at the top. She needed to get in better shape if she was going to do five more years in this school. As she...

Kellen shrugged. "I mean with apparation as an option who would use flying for travel?" She asked seriously. She didn't see the appeal in it. At his question she made a face when he asked if she'd be trying out. "Might make mum happy for once if I did." Kellen, young and naive, often didn't see...

Kellen was annoyed that she'd done so poorly in her classes. And even more annoyed that her parents were breathing down her neck about it. Keeva was especially upset, telling her if she didn't want to be a quidditch player she was going to need better grades. She knew that! She wasn't stupid...

Exams were coming to an end and her parents said they'd send a reward. But it was a broom. A stupid, ugly, broom. Kellen sat in the floor of the owlery holding it. Maybe she could sell it.