A not so ordinary study session

[Alexandra Hohenstein]

A week into the new school year, and Alix was fairig pretty well at school. Well, she thought so earnestly, and it was indeed true for most of her classes. But for one class, the above statement was as false as possible. Transfiguration, her scourge and her nightmare. She couldn't transfigure anything, not even to save her own hide.
Therefore, with an air of terrible frustration, she was in the Transfiguration section, chewing through theory after theory.

It was all in all a perfect arrangment, when considered ideally. However, this wasn't ideal circumstances, considering her headache and therefore, Alix was very easily distracted. Clutching her head in frustration over her latest failed attempt to concentrate, she sighed and reclined in the chair, secretly wishing that someone would come along and talk her through this uncomprehensible mess.

 

[Nadia Kaster]

Nadia sighed as she walked into the library. She had been spending alot of time in the Library lately. Even though her family had been lost months ago, she still felt it as a fresh pain. It was like it happened over again in her mind as she slept. Frankly, Nadia was getting quite sick of it. Moping around all the time was making her feel sick. It wasn't like she was the only person in the world to not have a functioning family. Besides, she still had her dad. He was willing to get to know her better. And all Nadia had been doing was pushing him away like he was nothing.

As she walked deeper into the library she spotted a familar German. She smiled slightly as she walked up and took a seat next to her. "Hey Alix, how are you?" She asked sloftly.