Music Closed

"Awesome!" Christy was so excited to have made a really good friend by accident by falling into the room she was singing in.

Absorbed in thought, Alexandra was walking around Hogwarts and trying to become more familiar with the magical school. She was passing by, what appeared to be, the Ballroom. In the room was pianos that haven't been dusted in a while. Alexandra heard some voices coming from inside the room. Judging from the voices, she assumed they're girls. She peeked her head into the room, her long extensions falling over her shoulders, to see three girls at the dusty piano near the entrance of the doorway she was standing at. Alexandra heard, "Awesome!" come from the girl with long curly brown hair at the piano and in uniform, she could tell the girl is from Hufflepuff. 

"Must be grand, to have friends here." She turned away from the door to continue her walk through the school. Her long extensions falling over her shoulders. Alexandra stopped right in her tracks and peeked in again. She mumbled to herself, "That purple haired girl with a scar... She looks extremely familiar..." she paused. "I can't put my finger on it." 

"Wait a minute..." she looked closer and was now squinting her blue and green eyes to get a better look. "HYDRA!?" she accidentally yelled, covering her mouth once the words came out. 

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Adohiro entered the ballroom since he could play the piano and violin since he was four years old. Music and books were his only friends growing up in his lonely childhood. He was unsure if he could play the piano without permission. He entered the music room, seeing a few people inside talking about instruments. There were a few pianos so he took his seat on one that was empty. He began to play Symphony No. 9, his fingers dancing on the piano keys quickly. He had been tutored by one of the best pianist teachers from South Korea, the country he hailed from since he was four years old so he was exceptionally good at playing the piano. He was also taught how to play the violin too, but he preferred the comfort of the piano. It was the first instrument he was taught to play so it remained his favorite. Once the piece of music was over, he had stopped. The piano keys seemed quite dusty so no one had played with it for awhile. It was sad to see a piano neglected like a forlorn child so he hoped more people could play the piano.