The Worst Mentor

[Sianna Djordjevic]

Sianna had her aspirations for her time in school pretty high, she knew what she wanted or what she believed she wanted and was really just trying to figure out most of the time how best to go about it, for one thing, she knew no matter what she had to be better than her brother, and that was her first goal, a goal she knew could be easily achieved given who her brother was. Sianna was wandering the halls, her hair tied back in a loose ponytail, draped over her shoulder, eyes glancing about the place and she searched for something to do, she had her arms wrapped around herself, and she wore her Ravenclaw uniform with pride and found it so good to be able to walk around proudly knowing she was in the house with those who were like minded. She hadn't yet met a ravenclaw who wasn't curious in some fashion. Sianna finally ended up on the third floor and after giving it some thought, realised she could go to the Trophy Room.

Which was exactly what she was doing when she entered the trophy room at the end of the hallway, she wandered into the trophy filled room and wonder how hard it would be to get her name on to any of these trophies and it only took a little looking to spot the top points earners who got a little award of sorts it seemed and for her that was the first thing she had to consider doing. And then she would surely be on a path to always be better than her brother, which really hopefully wouldn't be too hard. She continued to look around at the trophies and awards which sat in this room, finding it strange to read the names of people who had likely all gone from the school, although a few names seemed familiar, though likely that was just family names.
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[James Adams]

James was just wandering towards Gryffindor tower, but he had decided with his pretty easy schedule to take a more scenic route, and he found himself wandering through the third floor corridor. As he was just rounding a corner however, he noticed a small girl entering the trophy room. He was slightly surprised at this, but then he considered that perhaps she was a first year and was actually lost so near to the start of term. So as he reached the doorway, instead of moving on, he opened the door himself and stepped inside. Although he'd been in the castle for seven years, he'd barely entered the trophy room once, let alone often, and so he found himself in a relatively unfamiliar location. He looked up and down the aisles of gleaming trophies, trying to find the girl, but with all the light bouncing around the room, he found it difficult to make her out at first.

Glancing up and down once more, he set out towards the right, following a convoluted passageway that would hopefully lead him to the girl. Choosing a few lefthand forks towards the centre of the room, he meandered up and down the rows until he suddenly came across her. Slightly startled by her at first, he half jumped before coughing slightly so that he wouldn't frighten her if she hadn't noticed his approach, even if he hadn't been moving particularly quietly. Glancing at the case where she was looking, he noticed that the names of the top point earners over the years were recorded in it. Towards the end of the list, he started recognising a few names, and half smiled as he remembered some of the bolder characters amongst them. He was starting to realise just how beautiful this room was, and he breathed in the smell of the slightly warm air around him. "It's a beautiful place this, isn't it? And some of the awards are pretty spectacular. I wish I could be remembered in here somehow, but I know by now that that is no longer possible."

 

[Sianna Djordjevic]

Sianna glanced at the different trophies in the room, letting her eyes linger on the different names that she could spot, she glanced between the different kinds of awards and wondered how hard she'd have to work to be able to get on to any of these, or whom she might have to avoid so she didn't have to work twice as hard to end up on the trophies and on the walls of this room, Sianna had just been about to make her way towards the exit when a second voice joined her in the room, and she glanced over to notice a much larger, taller guy standing looking at the trophies like she was, and he began talking about how beautiful this place was, and her eyes drifted between the older student and the trophies which were scattered about the room and she found herself wondering about what he'd done or who he was to ensure that he wouldn't end up remembered in this room.

The boy looked responsible enough but given what he was saying she had to assume he'd done something wrong and she didn't particularly want to associate with someone who was like that, she didn't want to tarnish her reputation so early on in her school career given that she knew she'd likely have to deal with her brother and his antics at some point within her school career, "What did you do?" she asked the heavy serbian accent imposing itself on her words as she spoke, "And you'll be remembered in the yearbook, those stay at the school people look at them," she told him truthfully, since she had glanced at a few of the first ones but not any of the later ones, people would maybe never remember them, but there would be a remembrance of them which existed within the walls of the school, "Did you try to kill someone," she asked given that she'd heard rumours about such things happening, but of course had no idea how real they were, the whole incident had been something that had interested Sianna a lot, though she had yet to really find out what happened.
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