Closed could be different

[Theodore Nightray]

It had been a rather crazy week in Hogwarts New Zealand - a school that Theodore had never thought he'd actually be able to go to. Sure he received howlers from his parents and his sister, but he didn't really regret signing up for the exchange program. Especially since he didn't even think they'd accept him. It was a completely different experience, getting to know new people and even just seeing family that he didn't normally see for most of the year. He still didn't know how to deal with the little twerp that was Julian. But being able to hang out with Eurydice and teasing Mikael was quite the novel experience. Today, he'd spent most of the day exploring the castle before deciding that he should send the letter that he'd been putting off for days now. An apology to his twin and to a certain someone. He'd just been about to leave and make his way down from the Owlery when he encountered a familiar face. He frowned as he looked at the other boy, he could have sworn. "Hey, don't you attend Scotland too? Ravenclaw?" he was pretty sure he'd seen him around last year.​

 

[Loki Styx]

Loki Styx was not a fan of leaving Makaria Styx behind, but he felt that he needed to be in Hogwarts New Zealand this time. He might need to keep some of the others in check. He might not be the oldest, but he certainly was the more mature. More so than Cassius, that was for sure. He was sending an owl out to his sister when he heard a voice that instantly turned a decent day sour. Wait, that meant that he was away from his sister. Loki could work with this. "I did. I came back to keep an eye on others. Now, I have another one to add to my list." Loki was not exactly subtle about his dislike for the Gryffindor. If Makaria was not involved, then Loki would honestly just not care at all. "I'm Loki Styx. Makaria's my baby sister. The one you were making some eyes at last year." Loki glanced at the owl that had his letter, vanishing off in the distance. "One less thing to worry about for now."​