Searching for a Snake

[Madeline Kaimarama]

Yellow rose for @Nicole Fisk

Maddy had heard that her next target was a Slytherin, so she ventured down to the dungeons, one of her favourite places to explore apart from the forest. Totara was perched on her shoulder, and as she approached the Slytherin common room Maddy turned to him. “Nicole Fisk! Find her! Go on, boy!” The little dragon enthusiastically took off and soared over the heads of the crowd of people leaving the common room, or trying to find others for roses. She didn’t think he was very likely to actually find someone he’d never seen, so she started calling out as well. “Nicole Fisk! Anyone seen Nicole?”

 

[Nicole Fisk]

Hearing that someone was looking for her outside the common room, Nicole quickly hurried into the corridor, side stepping someone's weird lizard thing flapping around with a little squeak. She'd been hoping it was another rose and was excited to see what looked like another girl delivery roses calling for her. "That's me, I'm Nicole!" She announced, brushing her hair flat to chase out the phantom feeling of the lizard things gross wings.

 

[Madeline Kaimarama]

Nicole seemed excited about roses, just like Maddy was, which was great, but she didn't seem so happy about Totara. Which she supposed was fair, as he was flying a bit too close to her head. "Totara! Heel! Don't be rude." She grinned at the girl, then began rummaging in her basket for her note. "Hi Nicole! Great to meet you! I've got a rose for you here!" Maddy found the rose and note and held them out, one in each hand.

Spoiler: Note

Nicole Fisk!
You are the colest friend ever!

 

[Nicole Fisk]

Nicole almost said some not very nice words when the little lizard dragon thing flapped past as the rose girl called out to it, just managing to keep her cool. At least it seemed mostly trained. It just reminded her too much of the weird things her little brother always brought home and then forgot about until they were in Nicole's sock drawer or something, yuck. Refocusing on the roses, Nicole beamed at the girl, taking them happily. "Yay, thank you so much," She said, reading the note and frowning a bit. It was a sweet note, but not signed, and Nicole wondered who sent it. "They don't tell you who they're from right?" She asked, flipping the note over to check she hadn't missed anything.