Briar Werewolf (Sixth Floor)

[Jaden West]

 

[Daisie Riverwood]

Daisie was walking down the hallway she couldn't help but wonder just how her son was doing. James had taken him for a week and it had been hard for Daisie but she knew that father and son needed to spend sometime together. As she made her way down the hall she saw a bunch of students around a poster. Getting closer to it Daisie cleared her throat. "Professor coming through make way please." Daisie said in a loud clear voice. As she got a closer look at the sign Daisie glared at the sign. Pulling it down Daisie ripped it to pieces. "Let me make this clear to all of you if I find the person who did this they will be in so much trouble." Daisie said her voice going low with anger.

 

[Mylie Styx]

Mylie did not like drama. So from the moment she laid eyes on the poster she wanted nothing to do with it. Mylie barely knew Briar so it felt like an invasion of privacy reading the poster. No one else seemed to be happy seeing it either. Mylie had no dea who would be immature enough to do it either. Did they not realize that this might get them expelled? Mylie did not like school much herself but she felt that she was above doing this. Mylie remained not saying a word. Her brown eyes stared at others nearest to her and she sighed. Mylie felt that she had better things to do then exploit anothers condition. Mylie knew that she would hate it if others did it to her. Even though she could guess that a werewolf was maybe worse than what she was. They could bite another student. But Mylie did not know Briar. Maybe she would not get the chance to bite someone. It could all be a lie for what the school knew. Mylie did not know whether to believe the writing or not. Maybe it was an annoying little first year trying to be cool? Mylie decided that it was better off that she did not know. She stuck her hands the pockets of her robes and wandered away to avoid impending trouble. A Professor or a prefect could handle it. The poster could be cursed too. Mylie knew she did the right thing by minding her own business and not trying to get involved in the situation.