Nessian Escapades PV Luna C. Closed

First year and second year, Luna wondered what was the difference between them. Those firsts and seconds were just the same, from mind to body. Between the second and third, she wasn't sure if they were still alike. But from first to second, Luna couldn't see anything different. To be fair, it was just the start of the second year. It was hard to say anything, but maybe people would change mentally more than physical. After all, people said Luna was much more difference before joining Hogwarts and after.

The purple-haired girl wouldn't say she looked too much different from last year though, the only thing that changed was her hair. Her height as well, it was something that should be mentioned. She wasn't tall but based on the fact she was still in the growing age, the Slytherin Prefect wasn't surprised that she grew more and more. She might even be able to grow taller than Water Tap and Kokonut, who knew?

Her hair used to be straight and pretty long, with a bang that was cut perfectly not to cover her eyes. Luna was not someone who cared about fashion like that stupid flying professor. That woman didn't deserve to be a professor. Back to her hair, she also didn't hate, there was no reason for her to change anything.

Then, the birthday of Oliver Choi came and changed everything. She did some stupid stuff for his birthday's present, and her hair now was curly, not as much as Water Tap's, but still curly. She could ask Alex, her big brother, to help her fix to her normal hairstyle. But then, there were some reasons for her not to do it.

First of all, Oliver said it was nice, seeing her with this hairstyle. There was a chance her brother was just being polite, but she doubted that. After all, the person she was talking about wasn't Alex. It was Oliver, and that boy, didn't know how to lie. He said both of her hairstyles looked nice, so she could keep or change it back either way.

The second reason would be laziness. The lamest, but also the most logical reason.

Turn back to where she was standing which was also her favorite place, the library. The only thing that changed here would be the number of books. There were even more than last year, which meant she wouldn't be too bored when classes ended. Now she was not in the mood to read, so these precious books would be for the later.

The lavender haired girl walked out of the library and started walking downstairs. The kids were so loud. Not that those older ones were quiet anyway. Just take a look at the pictures hanging on the wall, people there had lived inside for ages and they were just as loud as these kids, screaming about stuff she didn't care. It was just the same as last year, which was pretty annoying.

However, if most of the things were just another version of last year, then the Great Lake had to be as well. If it was true, it would save her from this horrible place. That place was one of the quietest places in the school. Some books mentioned about some creatures which lived in the water, but they were there to protect Hogwarts students and had no intention to harm them. Also, they already mentioned that those creatures lived underwater, not on land. That meant as long as she didn't fall and didn't come near the water, they wouldn't be able to hurt her.

Not being close to the water could mean being in a lot of places, on a tree would also be included. As long as she was still sitting on a tree, she would be safe. Luna learned that technical since long ago when she had just arrived Hogwarts.

A girl? Then, her happiness disappeared as soon as her eyes caught the sign of another human here. That also meant climbing on the tree would be a no. She hadn't tried climbing since before summer break came. That time, she fell off the tree while climbing for around two times. She hadn't practiced since then, which also meant her skill had become much worse, and Luna didn't want to embarrass herself in front of another person, no matter if they were strangers or not. That girl could hear Luna's footsteps from behind since the Slytherin Prefect didn't have any intention of hiding herself from her.

Standing next to a tree, she quietly rolled her eyes and looked around this place. So quiet she believed she could even hear her breathing. If she had a book right now, that would be great...