Truth or Dare PV Closed

It had been a boring day. Not much exciting events had happened, and Kira's classes had gone by with a bore. However, things changed when a student, a first year Ravenclaw, had asked if she were to be interested in joining a game of truth or dare. She had happily accepted his offer, having absolutely nothing to do for the rest of the day. 

As Kira walked through the castle corridors and towards the small hall, where the Ravenclaw had asked her to go to, her mind wandered and thought about the idea of this game. She had never properly played truth or dare before, as she had never had actual friends when she was younger. Of course, she knew the basics of this game, however she did not know what appropriate truths or dares she could give to the other players. What if the others disliked her truths or dares? Kira thought of herself as boring, and soon, when the other students would find her dull and lacking variety as well, they would most likely never invite her to these kinds of games ever again. 

Kira shook the thought out of her head, and strolled into the small hall. 

Why had she agreed to this? Cambion wasn't really sure why she had even been asked, but she figured it was worth a try. For once she actually had a chance of meeting other people, someone who wasn't in her family. She figured it was part of the way she had to grow up - she was eleven years old, and was in school. Meeting people, making friends - it was a new adventure, and she wasn't honestly sure what the steps would be for her, but this, participating in 'truth or dare' might not help, but she couldn't know until she tried.

Besides, if nothing else then she wouldn't sit in the library and read alone for a while. She headed toward the small hall, curious to meet whoever else would be there, and talk with more people. She wasn't sure what to come up with when it came to either truths or dares, but she knew herself - she would come up with something on the spot if needed. And maybe she could ask others for ideas as well. There wasn't anything else she could do about it right now.

As she walked into the small hall, she smiled slightly, trying her best to be seen as friendly, and not just a weirdo, who had never been around other people. "Hello," she said with a smile, her voice maybe a bit overly excited in an attempt to hide a bit of nervousness.

He had not been doing much, when the ravenclaw boy has asked him about the game. He had things to do, it wasn't as if there weren't things to be doing, but a game like truth or dare was supremely, intensely interesting. He had never played, and didn't even really understand the finer details, but he had asked a different kid on the way over, and although said other kid had been a bit freaked out when Kaegen somehow managed to sneak up behind him, while the kid's back was faced towards a corner. In fact, the other student had been almost certain that the quiet boy had been a spell, cast by some bored slytherin as a prank. His opinion changed when Kaegen twisted his ankle on the stone on his way out and hurt his hands stopping his fall.
He could see two students up ahead, in the meeting place. Kaegen wondered what information he could be getting out of the two, he didn't have very much information himself, there was no worry of any secrets being uncovered. He just hoped he didn't have to talk all that much. Maybe they would be happy with more clipped answers?
He had drunk the rest of his pain killer potion, and now his ankle felt like it was asleep. But this was worth it.

Eri had been sitting in the ravenclaw common room when a ravenclaw boy asked her to join in on a game of truth or dare later that day. Of course she was hesitant but agreed to meet them in the small hall later that day.

She had finally navigated her through the corridors and to the small hall. There were a few more people than she thought there would be and she also recognzied her friend Kaegen she always seemed to see everwhere. She smiled and walked in sitting down near everyone else. She quietly wondered what this game was. She had never played it before but she was quite excited to hear more on this game.

She sat quietly not wanting to say anything. She just hoped if she chose truth she wouldn't have to share any secrets. She carefully observed everyone and watched their expressions. She could tell some people knew this game and others had no clue.

She wanted to know what this game was all about but was scared to ask any of the others near her and in fear of embarrassment. Would she have to do a lot of dares or would she just choose truth everytime.

     Aliea sprinted through the crowded halls, breathing hard. The Ravenclaw had told her to go to the Small hall via the school owls, but she had been let out of class late. The Truth and Dare session seemed interesting, so she had agreed in joining the group. Besides, she didn't have anything planned anyways. Up front she could see the doors leading into the meeting place. Aliea burst open into the hall, gasping as she saw the group of students gathered. She looked around for the lilac haired boy, was his name Alex or Alecks? She found him surrounded by several other students she figured was in the group Truth or Dare. "I hope I'm not that late," She said, still out of breath to the Ravenclaw boy who had invited her.
     Suddenly aware that she made a loud entrance she glanced around, and brushed her messy hair away from her face. "Sorry if I disrupted anything..." Aliea made her way towards the group of students and grinned. "Hey guys, I'm Aliea. Aliea Frost." She sat down, noting everyone who were there. "Nice to meet y'all. I was let out of class late, and had to run here." Aliea wondered what they'll do next. She had played Truth or Dare with her muggle friends, but none with any wizarding friends. Would it be different? She was excited to find out. 

Alecks smiled as everyone had found their way to the small hall, no matter the amount of time. 

"Hey everyone!" His heart was beating out of his chest, knees weak, arms were heavy, but he knew he could do it, "Thanks for actually showing up. Maybe we should introduce ourselves a little bit first?" 

Alecks looked around the circle with a wide grin across his face, hoping that he would get a couple back. 'Oh lord, please tell me that this is going to end well,' His hands found his hair and tangled it into a bun, putting his bangs behind his ears. 

"Okay then, well, my name is Alecksander, but you can call me Alecks. Um..." Alecks' eyes flutter around the room and the group nervously, "My favorite color is lilac." A deep breathe in and out was heard as soon as he finished the word lilac. He smiled at one of the girls as encouragement to take her turn of speaking front of the group with a little about herself. once everyone had said their little piece about themselves, Alecks began to explain the regular rules, and the special rules for this certain game of Truth or Dare.

Introductions, huh? This game was turning out to be easier than he had expected. I mean the first round just required him to say his name? Well, I mean that and a little extra.
"Deathmote, Kaegen Deathmote. I..." Kaegen's smooth halted for a second as he realized the true difficulty of this trial. Wait, hadn't the other boy just named his favorite color? Was the trick to just follow the baseline the previous participant sets out?
Kaegen resumed speaking, and finished his introduction. "My favorite color is grey, like the fog."
He smiled slightly, maybe this wouldn't be so hard. There was just a trick to it. He wondered to himself if the other students there got the hint, or if they were going to freeze for a second like he did. Looking to the student standing next to him, he waited for them to take their turn. The boy who had gathered them all together seemed pretty nervous. He put his hair into a bun, randomly messing with his hair. That did mean he was nervous, right? He was pretty sure it did. If playing with a strand of hair indicated slight nervousness, changing your hairstyle while talking to a bunch of other kids must mean extreme nervousness. Or supreme calmness. It depended how you thought about it.

     Everyone had now rearranged themselves into a small circle, and Aliea herself did the same. As the lilac haired Ravenclaw gave a wide grin towards the group, Aliea couldn't help but to grin back. He seemed so eager, but looked somewhat nervous at the same time. Oh, so his name was Alecks, not Alex, Aliea thought as the boy introduced himself. Next up was another Ravenclaw called Kaegen who paused a short moment, maybe hesitating, before saying his favorite color. Wait, favorite color? 
     "I guess you guys heard, but I'm Aliea, Frost." It looked like she had to say her favorite color. "My favorite color is black and maroon. I guess I don't specifically have a reason for liking it." It was true. She just liked dark colors in general, and black and maroon happened to be her favorite. Especially maroon, since it was her house color, representing Gryffindor. Aliea glanced at the student sitting next to her, indicating it was their turn to speak. She was not only curious to know what the next student will say, but also if they'll follow the pattern. She was looking forward to meeting more students during this Truth or Dare session.