New School, New Freedom (HS Grounds)

[Caelan Maxwell]

The feeling of renewal was in the air for Caelan Maxwell. After a year in New Zealand and all the fiasco that he had gone through from his cruel cousins, the Hogwarts in Scotland felt more serene because he knew neither Teagan or Nora wasn't there. He didn't had to split his glory with them because all the family he knew at Hogwarts was Keagan and he's about to graduate that year anyways. Caelan had met a few housemate from Ravenclaw but he rarely mingle with them.

All he does was either paint or read a book somewhere he can't be bothered. Although, this time of year were everyone just got back from the holidays, Caelan would be seen at the library. Clamoring around to finish up holiday homework that he tried to ignore. With books on both arms that he would be needing, Caelan found a table at the back of the library where mostly quiet and comfy to study. "Procrastination is not a Maxwell motto, so, get to it." The Ravenclaw boy murmured to himself and got to his homework.

 

[Robyn Taylor]

Robyn had been at Hogwarts for almost two years, and she couldn't say she enjoyed it too much. If anything, it was because she had no friends, though she often found it difficult to make the right kind of friends around here. She had her brothers of course - besides one whom she would rather not contact for the rest of her young life and who was thankfully in new zealand, but soon they were going to graduate and Robyn had to make sure she didn't feel completely alone when they were gone. Despite all of this, the girl was keeping up with her studies. Not having many people to talk to had its advantages. One of them was that you had more time to study.

The girl decided that although she was on top of things she could still see what else there was to do in terms of her classes. Maybe she could practice her charms. That sounded great. And today was a nice day. Robyn figured most students were outside, so she would spend her time inside the library, anywhere where it would be quiet enough for her to practice her spells. She gathered her books and placed them in her bag, before grabbing her wand and tucking it safely in her robes pocket. As she predicted there was barely anyone, considering they were just back from the holidays.

Robyn proceeded to find an empty table at the back and when she couldn't find a completely isolated one, she settled herself near a window at the back, by a table taken up by someone around her age. She'd seen him before in the common room and some of her classes but had never spoken to him. It was odd, was he new? She couldn't remember him from last year. Then again Robyn hadn't paid much attention to anyone in the school during her first year, she'd always tried to remain out of everyone's away and keep to herself. Robyn tried to ignore the boy who was muttering to himself and continued to practise the spells quietly under her breath. She needed to do well.