A change in routine?

[Raziel Kim]

Raziel's not one to go around blaming people. On the off chance that he does screw up, he'll take full responsibility for it. It's pointless to push off the blame on someone else, especially when the truth will come out anyway. But really. IT'S NOT HIS FAULT. He had never realized that bacon could be so deadly. But once he pondered about it, poking the said meat with the fork on his hand, and took into consideration that bacon contained bacteria and a fat-laden nutritional content, both of which could potentially lead to disease and death, bacon just wasn't worth eating anymore. And so, it was not his fault that he pushed the plate aside, opting to not eat or even touch it again. It's not his fault that he didn't want to eat anymore. Though of course, he feels a little guilty. The house elves worked so hard to prepare the meal for the students, yet he chose not to eat the portion that he got. He had just totally wasted it. And in some way, he was to blame. But then again, it was still not his fault. It's the bacon's. No matter how silly it may sound. It is. And so, here he was, sitting with his knees hugged closed to himself, snapping the chocolate that he was holding in two. This would do. It's not like he'll die from not eating. He had his sweets with him, he'll be fine then.

His coal black eyes traveled this way and that, hands locked around one of his signature blonde curls, twisting and twirling it. The table before him now was completely empty, saved for the pile of playing cards to his right. He had nothing else to do for the day. It is a holiday, Christmas to be specific. And so, there were no classes for him to attend. There were students who had opted to go home and visit their families. But he didn't. He preferred to stay in the castle than to be locked up in their house with nothing but toys and books around him. Though of course, being in the castle didn't made that much different. He would still be surrounded by books considering that he's bound to stay in the library anyways, and he'll be surrounded by the toys that he brought with him. What makes the difference though, would be his surrounding. He'd love to learn more about the castle, learn more about the people around him. And that alone was enough to make him decide to stay despite his parents attempt of convincing him to go home through their letters. He started to look around, some students are busy talking to their friends, and here he was, alone. Thinking about what he should do to entertain himself, the young ravenclaw decided to play with his cards yet again. He liked playing with toys, he really did. With toys, he could imagine. He could be creative. Others would ask why, why did he bother? Why turn something into something else? His answer would be clear, and perfectly logical for him. It's because toys are so devastatingly simple. He didn't like those advanced toys that were being sold in the muggle market. A simple toy like say, some playing cards is what he prefers. It can easily cure the overwhelming boredom he would posses whenever he's left to his own devices. There are many ways one can go with playing some playing cards. One can build. And that is what he would do for now. His obsidian orbs took on a curious glint, and a faint, miniscule smile made his lips turn upwards. Slowly, he found himself building a large castle with intricate patterns. His breathing was slow as he carefully stacked the cards up, careful to not make a mistake. Because even is only one card falls, then the entire thing goes to ruin. Cut-off from the world around him, the young Ravenclaw continued with what he was doing, occasionally stopping to get a bite on his chocolate, undisturbed and not minding the sound that his stomach would sometimes make reminding him that he had not eaten anything except for his chocolates for now.​

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[Moon Sailor]

Moon saw a boy just eating his chocolates, since she and the guy are alone in the Great Hall she transferred beside the boy and wondered why he is not eating the food that the house elves prepared. When she noticed the cards she was amazed cause it was so beautiful so she asked "What is that?, it is so beautiful." While she was waiting for the boy answer she watched as he finished it "Oh, so is it a tower or a castle?" Then the boy smiled, then Moon asked his name and waited for it's reply

 

[Raziel Kim]

Raziel was too focused on his cards to even notice his surroundings. Little by little, the card castle gained more height, more intricate patterns followed, a tower on the side, a gate on the front, a little house somewhere else built from fifty-two differently-decorated papers containing the same items. He liked it, he really does. He likes playing with these cards. They are-Simple. But they always held more than one function. Game. Statistical experiment. Balance testing. His favorite one was the last one, building a house of cards based a sketch of a structure with so much details. Or sometimes, just stack them up in whatever way he pleases to do so, just like what he was doing now. And being the boy that he was who will be completely isolated from the world whenever he's doing something that really interest him, he was completely unaware of the obvious risks in his surrounding, not caring whether some kid would stalk over him with an intent to demolish his creation. He can always redo it anyways. Cause in Raziel's world, he didn't care whatever others would do, they won't dictate him. No matter how many times he must recreate the tower again due to some bullies demolishing it over and over, he won't stop, cause if he did, then they'll really win.

His raven colored orbs narrowed as he placed a card on top of another, careful to not shake as to not let the whole tower fall. He was about to put one more card when a voice spoke to him. It was completely unexpected that he unintentionally knocked it down. Cards then scattered on the table, his work was completely wiped off. He was disappointed, but that didn't show on his face as he cleared the table again and slowly began to work on his masterpiece. The tower started to build up again, yet the boy paid no attention to the source of the voice. Only when he saw her shadow casting against the cards that he raised his head to look at the said person. She was someone that he cannot really recognized, and that was definitely something, for Raziel was the type of person who would easily distinguish one person from another as he's one who is to observe really really carefully. "Would you please move a little?" He said, his face remaining devoid of any emotions, and his voice sounding a little lazy and slow. He didn't bother to wait for the girl's answer as he started to work on his castle once again. He wondered why she was there though? Possibly to talk to him? Or does she want something else. His eyes then turn to the innocent but really dangerous looking bacon that was still on the plate that he had pushed aside. It was situated somewhere to his right, right in the place where the cards won't be touching it nor would he be touching it. Maybe she wanted it then? Was that the reason why she walked to him? "Would you take the bacon?" He asked, tilting his head a little to the side. "Don't eat it. Bacon is deadly. It will kill you with it fat-laden content." He looked really serious when he started saying those things. He meant it. That's why he didn't eat them. "Eat these chocolates instead." He then shoved a bar of chocolate to the girl's hands. He didn't mind sharing it. He had lots on his room, and besides, this would save the girl from eating those bacon. ​

 

[Moon Sailor]

Raziel was too focused on his cards to even notice his surroundings. Little by little, the card castle gained more height, more intricate patterns followed, a tower on the side, a gate on the front, a little house somewhere else built from fifty-two differently-decorated papers containing the same items. He liked it, he really does. He likes playing with these cards. They are-Simple. But they always held more than one function. Game. Statistical experiment. Balance testing. His favorite one was the last one, building a house of cards based a sketch of a structure with so much details. Or sometimes, just stack them up in whatever way he pleases to do so, just like what he was doing now. And being the boy that he was who will be completely isolated from the world whenever he's doing something that really interest him, he was completely unaware of the obvious risks in his surrounding, not caring whether some kid would stalk over him with an intent to demolish his creation. He can always redo it anyways. Cause in Raziel's world, he didn't care whatever others would do, they won't dictate him. No matter how many times he must recreate the tower again due to some bullies demolishing it over and over, he won't stop, cause if he did, then they'll really win.

His raven colored orbs narrowed as he placed a card on top of another, careful to not shake as to not let the whole tower fall. He was about to put one more card when a voice spoke to him. It was completely unexpected that he unintentionally knocked it down. Cards then scattered on the table, his work was completely wiped off. He was disappointed, but that didn't show on his face as he cleared the table again and slowly began to work on his masterpiece. The tower started to build up again, yet the boy paid no attention to the source of the voice. Only when he saw her shadow casting against the cards that he raised his head to look at the said person. She was someone that he cannot really recognized, and that was definitely something, for Raziel was the type of person who would easily distinguish one person from another as he's one who is to observe really really carefully. "Would you please move a little?" He said, his face remaining devoid of any emotions, and his voice sounding a little lazy and slow. He didn't bother to wait for the girl's answer as he started to work on his castle once again. He wondered why she was there though? Possibly to talk to him? Or does she want something else. His eyes then turn to the innocent but really dangerous looking bacon that was still on the plate that he had pushed aside. It was situated somewhere to his right, right in the place where the cards won't be touching it nor would he be touching it. Maybe she wanted it then? Was that the reason why she walked to him? "Would you take the bacon?" He asked, tilting his head a little to the side. "Don't eat it. Bacon is deadly. It will kill you with it fat-laden content." He looked really serious when he started saying those things. He meant it. That's why he didn't eat them. "Eat these chocolates instead." He then shoved a bar of chocolate to the girl's hands. He didn't mind sharing it. He had lots on his room, and besides, this would save the girl from eating those bacon. ​

Moon was surprised when the boy had accidentally demolished the castle because of her, so all that she did is to apologize "ohhh i'm so so sorry i didn't mean it." then she waited for the boy to reply. When the boy asked her to move she said "ohh sure I will move because of me it got demolished." Then she introduced herself "I'm Moon, Moon Sailor a first year Hufflepuff. What about you what's your name?" When the boy is done introducing himself he the boy asked if she wanted the bacon then Moon replied "oh I don't like Bacons cause i'm don't really want the taste of it." And then the boy lend her a Chocolate then she thanked him. Then after that the boy was finished with the castle, it was really beautiful it was the first time she saw that.

 

[Raziel Kim]

The apology of the girl was quickly brushed off by the Ravenclaw as he continued working on his castle. Honestly, he didn't really mind her staying there and talking to him, it's just that, it was quite unusual. Usually, people would just let him mind his own business and would not even bother to try and peek on what he was doing, except of course if their mission in life was to approach him only to mess with him, which he didn't really mind. He had no time to argue with those people, so instead of fighting back, he'd just stare at them, or when he's in a really bad mood, which doesn't really happen that often, he'll just walk pass themed, not really caring. He wasn't sure what this girl's intention is, but she seemed kind enough. Don't get him wrong though, he wasn't the type to judge people easily, but she just comes off just as a friendly person.

Raziel didn't even bother to raise his head again to see whether the girl would indeed move or not, but because she isn't casting her shadow over his cards anymore, he can assume that she did move. "Kamsahamnida" He muttered a thank you, picking up card after card, before he started to hum a little song, oblivious to the world around him. He had always been like that it seemed, not really minding what's happening, just focusing on the task at hand. Holding a card, his hand stopped in mid air as he heard the girl spoke once again. He had completely forgotten that she was still there actually. Was she really serious in talking to him then? With a sigh very unlike his character, the boy placed the card on top of the tower that he was building, staring at it for a few seconds before he moved his attention towards the girl who had just introduced herself to him. "Moon. It's such a curious name." The Ravenclaw said as he blew on his fringe. People in Hogwarts really have interesting and curious names it seemed. There was that Blaze professor, and there are those other students' too. And now, here was a girl from the yellow house whose name was really interesting too. "I like your name." The boy's black orbs then turned to the castle in front of him before he looked at the girl again. "Raziel Kim, I'm from the blue house. You can call me any other name though, I don't mind." The boy then took a bite off his chocolate once again as he continued to stare at the girl. It seemed like she was still standing and that she had no intention of sitting at all, so he took the initiative to offer her to sit. "You can sit if you want to.." He then pushed the plate aside once again seeing that the girl is not interested in it too. It's good, at least, she won't be in danger then. "Bacon is deadly, stay away from it." He emphasize once more as he once again stabbed the poor bacon with the fork before he once again, pushed it farther away from them.​

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Kamsahamnida - Thank you

 

[Moon Sailor]

Moon noticed that the boy said some other language that is said to be "Kamsahamnida" so she asked the boy what's the meaning of it, then the boy said that the meaning of it was Thank You, then she replied "oh so that's the meaning of it, i'm not really familiar with that word cause i'm a Japanese." then the boy started talking about Moon's name "Yeah it's really a curious name." she said. Moon heard that the boy liked her name "Raziel right, I also like your name, so can i call you Raziel-kun or Raze-kun." she said. The boy approached a sit to Moon she just sat. Moon noticed that the boy is staying away from the bacon cause she know that he don't like bacons like her.

 

[Raziel Kim]

Raziel just listened as the girl from the yellow house continued to talk; it seemed like there was no stopping her, and he had already given up trying to stop her minutes ago. The card castle can wait. He can just do it again later once he have some spare time, which is definitely possible seeing that he had no other things to do for the day. Maybe that was the reason why she is talking to him then? Maybe she have no other things to do too. The ravenclaw just stared at the young girl as she continued her speech. He wasn't bored, NO. Just no. He just felt like there's no need to say anything. He shifted on his seat as he continued to watch the girl, barely blinking at all. And without any warning, he intentionally pulled a card in the middle of his card tower, effectively causing the whole structure to fall apart. All his works then go to waste. Or maybe not. He did it on his own will after all.

"You don't look Japanese though." He muttered, now picking up the scattered cards slowly using his index finger and thumb only. Pulling the pile of cards close to where he is. She really didn't look Asian, and her name doesn't sound like one too. But well, what does he know about her anyways? He took a last bite off his chocolate before he stuffed the wrapper on his pocket. He still craved for more though, so without any hesitation, he turned to look at the young hufflepuff again. "Would you mind sharing your chocolate with me?" He didn't realized earlier that he had no other supply of sweets with him now. The one that he gave the girl was the only one left. He can't be bothered to go back to his room though, he prefers to just stay where he is now.​

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[Ai Nightray]

Moon realized that the boy was not talking to her that much so she said to him "Oh I`m sorry am I that noisy" so Moon Sailor just shut her mouth for a minute then she thought that the boy was bored so she asked "Are you bored"

Out of Character:

Sorry, I'll finish the reply tomorrow... Whoops.. Forgot to switch Sissy's account..

 

[Moon Sailor]

Out of Character:

Sorry I used the account of my sister

Moon realized that the boy was not talking to her that much so she said to him "Oh I`m sorry am I that noisy" so Moon Sailor just shut her mouth for a minute then she thought that the boy was bored "Are you bored" she asked. The boy was curious because she cause doesn't really looked like a Japanese, because she really is not a Japanese she's an American, she just get the kun to some other people who was a Japanese, she was just testing if the boy would notice it.

 

[Raziel Kim]

Raziel didn't mean to come off as rude and stuck up. He didn't mean to act like he didn't want to be there, that he wanted the yellow girl to leave. He didn't mean it. He really didn't. It was just that, he wasn't the type to talk so much, nor was he the type to socialize with people that he barely even knew. He prefers being on the sideline, watching and observing. He's not one to put himself in the center of attention. That's why when this yellow girl approached him and started to talk, he wasn't sure what he'll do. Sure, he doesn't really mind her talking, but he didn't have anything to say to. And apparently, that appeared as if she was annoying him, that she was boring him, even though she did not. Shaking his head so his long blond hair come off from its messy ponytail, the young Ravenclaw brushed the girl's apology off. She didn't really need to say sorry. Well, her arrival changed his plan of spending the day to just play with his cards. Maybe this would result to something good too. "Aniyo. You're not noisy." He said, running his hand through his golden locks and tucking them behind his ears seeing as he had no other way to tie it into a ponytail again. In doing so, he appeared more frail and androgynous than he already is. If people didn't know any better, he'd get mistaken as a girl with that small frame of his and his pale skin.

The young Ravenclaw shook his head again and tried to give the girl a reassuring smile which wasn't really that successful considering that his expression were quite limited. His face doesn't really conveys emotions that well, that why even though he wasn't really that bored, or those he was actually happy, his face expression remained impassive and apathetic. "What are you doing here, don't you like to go home?" He tried to start a conversation so that the girl won't feel like he was ignoring her again. He's been raised to respectful. And it would be truly rude to not talk to her even though her intention of approaching him was to just probably talk to him too. "Are you bored?" He then hugged his knees while he rested his chin on his kneecaps, his deep black eyes were glued on the girl, as if he was looking straight into her soul. His parents would always tell him not to stare at random persons cause it is rude, but he can't help it. He likes observing. And when he talks to a person, he would always look at them straight into their eyes. That way, he could at least tell whether they are being truthful to him or not.​

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Aniyo - No