Truth or Dare PV to 3 Others Closed

Clary was pretty sure she'd mentioned her name before but didn't have the heart to point that out. Blaze was probably scared out of his mind, or maybe just nervous. Either way, she repeated it, saying with a nod of her head, "Claryssa North, at your service." She shifted her desk so she could face the small trio, wondering who was going to begin the game. Fortunately, Delilah was thinking the exact same thing and deemed herself the one to begin. She paused, contemplating her answer for a moment before making a verbal decision. On one hand, if she chose Truth, she threatened the possibility of giving away an important secret. On the other, if she chose Dare, she could just outright embarrass herself. 

Feeling a bit adventurous, Claryssa answered, "Dare, I guess. Don't give me a hard one!" She shot Delilah a hesitant smile, a bit nervous what her fellow housemate would come up with, and prayed it wasn't anything too horrible. I mean, what's the worst that could happen? The game would probably have to stay in this classroom anyway, and there wasn't that much to do in the empty space. She could knock over a desk, write something on the board, or technically do something with either Delilah or Blaze, but she doubted it'd be anything overly bad. She glanced in Delilah's direction, awaiting her fate.

Having completed what homework she did have, Amelia was at a loss for the first time at Hogwarts as to what she should do in her free-time. Usually she’d sit in her dorm, upon her comfy four poster bed, and crack open a leisure reading book. Other times she’d make her way down to the grounds, sit out by the lake and hope some kind of magical beast would rise to the surface that she could discover. None of these things felt quite right to Amelia, though, and she felt a restless feeling she couldn’t quite explain. The feeling had been coming around quite often since she started her time at Hogwarts. The Ravenclaw had never stayed in a different place other than her parents estate. She had uncovered every square inch of her home, found all the good hiding spots and all the little critters that ran around her backyard. Here at Hogwarts, everything was foreign and you could get lost in the castle for the next six years if you tried hard enough. With that thought, Amelia stood up from her table in her common room and headed out into the hallways of Hogwarts.

Climbing the staircases as they twisted and turned, the first year decided she might as well try to get as lost as possible and see what happened. Her undying curiosity was the one thing that could really get the play-by-the-rules girl to adventure outside her comfortable box. Amelia had never been the adventurous type, and she believed strictly in structure and poise, something her parents imbedded in her from a young age. Pranks and adventuring after dark and things of the like held no interest for her. Although she wouldn’t admit the restless feeling she had more and more often in the pit of her stomach. Those were the kind of feelings you held back, they only led to trouble. That’s what her parents had told her, at least, and they hadn’t been wrong as of yet. The brunette’s mind traveled to the thought of her parents, whom she missed dearly. Shaking that thought from her head, she realized she had made her way, in a day-dream like state, down a random, abandoned corridor.

Blinking a couple times out of surprise, Ms. Lovell stopped in her tracks. There were a number of doors around her—abandoned classrooms she assumed—and she didn’t know which one to head into first. Would there be anyone on this side of the castle? It’s as if the universe decided to answer her question, for Amelia took a closer look at one of the doors to her far left and saw a sign hanging there. ‘How strange…’ She thought to herself as she approached the old door. “Truth…or Dare?” She spoke out loud, furrowing her brow a bit. The question was pretty straight-forward, but Amelia being brought up in a purely magical world, she had never played the muggle game before. Her curiosity spiked and one of her pale, dainty hands grabbed for the doorknob.

Opening the classroom door, a loud creak echoed from the old hinges, and she popped her head in, instantly finding three other students sitting in what appeared to be an abandoned classroom. Her gaze caught two of her fellow housemates she vaguely recognized, and a boy who she didn’t quite remember. “Would I be…interrupting if I joined in? What’s truth or dare?” The two questions were blurted from between her lips, her unending curiosity shining through her quite obviously. They seemed as if they were already in the middle of whatever this meeting was, and if her parents had taught her anything it was manners, and interrupting was always a big no-no.

Blaze didn't feel so awkward these girls seemed to accept him they had both answered his question which he was so sure would sound creepy especially after him 'Amazing smile'. The one girl Delilah seemed really eager to play and well so did the other but... well maybe she didn't show it as much. 

Delilah asked the question to Claryssa, that EVIL question. Claryssa's answer was simple 'Dare'. Well in Blaze's opinion (if he was being honest) Dare was the better option of the two and when his turn arrived he would probably choose the same thing. 

As he waited for Delilah to think of a dare he heard someone opening the door. Out popped out a girl. The first thing this girl said was. What truth or dare is and Blaze felt weird. Does she really not know... instead of answering the girls question though he asked his own. "Who are you exactly... and no your not interrupting I think..." He looked up at the girl from his chair and continued. "I actually think we needed one more person to play but first let's teach you how to play, If you really don't know how to play," so Blaze started to explain. The whole time he was doing so he didn't feel as awkward as before. 


I hope you actually know the rules of the game IRL