Tripped up PV Liliafix Finished

Liliafix was in such a good mood. Nothing could bring her down! She had just had a lovely chat with some other students who enjoyed muggle books just like her. She was skipping around and turned a corner. She smashed into a beautiful girl. She had lovely white-blonde hair. Which was all Liliafix saw as she tumbled to the ground.

"Would you watch where you are going you bumbling fool! You broke my mothers necklace."

"Oh my gosh! I'm so sorry!" Liliafix cried out. "On no! Your necklace. Um.. there must be some way to fix it. " Liliafix said in thought. She tried to remember a fixing spell from charms. She didn't think this girl was very nice, calling her a 'bumbling fool'. But Liliafix couldn't blame her. She had run straight into the girl. Surely she wasn't that rude, just surprised. Nevertheless, Liliafix needed to fix this. Taking out her wand, she said 'Reparo!'. Nothing happened. Then, a few sparks began to shoot out of her wand. Then a few more. Then it seemed like her whole wand was on fire! "Argh!' cried Liliafix. She threw her wand on the ground, trying to stamp out the fire. This caused her robe to set fire. Spinning around trying to beat it out, the fire leapt to the other girl's robes. If this girl wasn't mad before, she certainly was now.

Aravis continued to glare at the girl. How foolish was she? This necklace couldn't be fixed. "This necklace can- WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!" She screamed as the girl caught her own wand on fire. Aravis hated fire, it was on of the things that terrified he to end. Fire and Aravis did not get along. Paralyzed with shock it took her a few moments to realize that her own robes had caught fire as well. She quickly tossed her robe off making sure her skirt, tie, and shirt didn't catch fire as well. She wouldn't relive the Blossom ball. She had been caught on fire before and was not about to let it happen again. 

Unsure of what to do she grabbed a flask of water she carried around with her pouring some on her robe until the fire died down and then throwing the rest on the idiot girl in front of her. Aravis's face was a blood red and if looks could kill, Liliafix would have been killed 6 times over. "You- You recalcitrant, unworthy, defective, urchin freak!" She said in a hushed yet firm tone. She didn't want to yell and get in trouble so she decided to whisper-yell. "What in the ever loving world were you thinking?! You set me on fire!" 

Aravis's eyes changed color as she seemed to get angry. They went from the bone chilling icy blue that they normally wear to a blue that was commonly seen as a raging hot fire. "You're going to be sorry." She muttered clutching her wand ready to cast a hex at the blonde in front of her before loosening her grip on the wand. She wouldn't risk casting spells at the girl again, she didn't want detention. "You have no clue who I am do you?" She asked with a sinister look on her face. 

She held her head high in the air looking down on the shorter girl in front of her. "I am Aravis Isolde Escanora, daughter of Elvira Haven and Percival Escanora, one of the highest wizarding families in the world and you dare assault me?!" The caged fire in her eyes seemed to be leaking out of what once contained it, anger bubbling to the surface in her words. Her words were becoming venom, and she was the cobra that would use it. "Do not dare speak to me as if you can fix catching me on fire. I could have you locked up in Azkaban at the slightest blink of an eye." 

Liliafix soon realized attempting to make up would be impossible. The girl's eyes seemed to fill with rage.

"You're going to be sorry."

Liliafix was sorry. Why couldn't this girl just accept it? Liliafix shrank as the girl pointed her wand at her. The girl loosened her grip, and Liliafix realized she wouldn't hurt her, to avoid any trouble.

"You have no clue who I am do you?"

Liliafix didn't. All she knew is that she was really starting to hate this girl. A villainous grin seemed to appear on the girls face. She confidently proclaimed:

"I am Aravis Isolde Escanora, daughter of Elvira Haven and Percival Escanora, one of the highest wizarding families in the world and you dare assault me?!"

A frown formed on Liliafix's face. Liliafix had no idea who Elvira Haven or Percival Escanora were, but she had a feeling she wouldn't like them. She certainly didn't like this Aravis. I did not assault you! It was an accident! Liliafix thought. One thing was for sure, her anger was no longer masked. She wanted to get back at this girl. Liliafix wasn't good at insults, though. There had to be a way.

"Do not dare speak to me as if you can fix catching me on fire. I could have you locked up in Azkaban at the slightest blink of an eye."

"I don't know what Azkaban is, but I am not going there!"
Liliafix winced. That was pathetic. She opened her mouth as if to say something, but didn't. Aravis had a smug look on her face, and was glaring at Liliafix aggressively.
What did I do when the boys would pick on me? Yell at them and...
Liliafix kicked the girl in the shins. Instantly, she realized this wasn't the best decision. She ran past the girl, a bubble of hatred, and, though she didn't want to admit it, fear, in her stomach. She ran through the library doors. She would get back at this girl somehow. This wasn't their last encounter. The next time she saw her around school, she would make sure Aravis didn't leave with the upper hand like today. Liliafix knew that she had made her first enemy at Hogwarts.

Aravis was about to let the mud-blood run away until it happened. Normally she wouldn't call someone a mud-blood, after all Aravis had plenty of muggleborn friends, but this one was a disgrace. A pest that she would exterminate in some way. The mud-blood kicked her in her shin. The shin with the burn that hadn't fully healed through the summer. The burn from the first year ball. Aravis yelped slightly surprised, her leg hurt like nothing else. She had a burning look of hate that made people in the library ignore her as she looked through the shelves practically hunting Liliafix down. She would find her no matter what it took. 

She exited the library as she finally spotted the fool who made their worst decision. "Go ahead and run! I will hunt you down like a wolf, you'll regret this day" Aravis yelled down the corridors before the girl vanished out of her sight. Aravis calmly made her way back to the common room, her shin hurting more than ever, she would need to find her brother would have something to ease the pain so she would be fine. "Mother forgive me for I will do something so horrible I will shame this house for many years." She whispered knowing Elvira couldn't hear her. Her mother was long dead after all.