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... of Hogwarts infrequently thanks to getting a job working as a Cashier at Kinokuniya. Kinda long hours, so I won't be on as long. But I'll still be on!

Aedan shrugged. "Nope. Just reading for leisure. I already read the textbooks a couple of times." He returned his attention to his book of spells. Aedan delicately turned the page to the next. "I don't think you find History of Magic interesting, do you?" He frowned, studying the spell, the...

Aedan sipped his punch, nodding. "That's good to hear." He turned to the food, grabbed a plate, and began piling on some pastries and finger food. He picked one and bit into it, enjoying the flavor and taste greatly. "This is so good food," he said after swallowing. "Try it?" Aedan offered her...

Kings and Queens - 30 Seconds to Mars

"Ah. A pity. I suppose wizarding children have other things to do to occupy their time other than dice rolls and paper sheets of statistics and thousand pages thick rule books," Aedan sighed. He tilted his head to the left and thought. "... Although come to think of it most kids my age don't...

"Hey Rebecca," he said. Aedan looked at her, raised an eyebrow. "Vampire?" he asked. He snagged a glass from a tray floating pasts and offered it to her. "I don't think you know what I am, do you? No one here seems to, so I don't suppose you do ... ?" ... Sorry for the lousy post, I'm like...

Aedan shifted his leg slightly for a bit more comfort. One hand held onto a glass of fruit punch, the other rested at the wickedly curved blade that sat sheathed at his side. Costume blade, he corrected himself mentally. The armor he was wearing was, similarly, costume armor, and the helmet...

Aedan shrugged. "Well, the Hat dealt you the hand, so you gotta make the most of what you've got." He smiled himself as he saw her smile. "It's nothing," he said. "Take care through the dungeons," he called after her retreating back.

"Ah. Well. The qualites Godric Gryffindor had was courage and loyalty to friends, and late in life, and stark dislike of Slytherin, or so I grasped from his later works," Aedan mused. "I suppose the Hat must look out for those qualities in prospective Gryffindors before shunting them there...

Aedan Steiner as a Blackguard.

"Oh." Aedan lapsed into silence. He spun his wand a few more times, thinking to himself. "Well ... an eidietic memory is something you're born with. One can't ... learn it. But I heard there are techniques you can use to improve your ability to recall memories." He shrugged. "I don't know them...

"That ... really depends on the situation. I've found that remembering doesn't mean you understand something, and it makes it pointless to re-read a book I've enjoyed, because I can remember the story exactly." Aedan turned back to the window, scratching his chin thoughtfully, then winced at a...

Well. Aedan is always willing to help, and is probably definitely most likely able to give her a different view point.

Aedan nodded. "Yeah, I am. Did the massive pile of books give me away, or my robes?" He got up, and glanced at her. Her eyes were still slighty red and puffy. "You know, even if I weren't in Ravenclaw you'd probably still find me surrounded by books." He absentmindedly began twirling his wand...

"Well, just because we don't like it, doesn't necessarily mean it's good for us," Aedan pointed out. He shut the book, and looked up at her. "You probably don't like eating bittergourds, but they're really good for you," he added. "Judging from your robes, you're from Slytherin, is that right?"

"Aedan Steiner," he replied, "You can keep the handkerchief, I've got spares." He sat down near her, pulled his wand out and pointed it at the books. "Accio book," he said. One of the many drifted over slowly. He opened the book to a seemingly random page, and began reading. "You know, crying is...

Aedan looked up sharply as someone burst into the room. He watched her stand in a corner, her petite frame shaking. Hmmmm, he thought absentmindedly. I seem to be encountering all the girls these days. It was obvious to him that she was crying. She didn't seem to notice him, at least not yet...

... One?

Dear guys who complain about being in the-best-friend-zone; At least you have a chance. Sincerely, guys in the-like-a-brother-zone.

There was a slight thud, identified by his unconscious mind as the impact of a book landing on the table. Aedan looked up, seeing a girl sitting nearby. His eyes glanced to the book she was holding; A History of Magic. "The textbook for History of Magic," he said absent-mindedly. He had already...