Summer Camp Cabin of the Kelpie Closed

Wait Lucy was gone? He hadn't even managed to say hi and now he probably wouldn't even manage to see her till next year started. This really made Blaze feel weird but he didn't want it to ruin his summer. "Yeah summer is the best time of year no school or work or anything," he told himself smiling. 

So he quickly snapped out of it because at that moment Arceus jumped up behind him and whispered into his ear, "Wait do I?" he said blushing "I didn't want to... I mean I'm not. And anyway she is leaving now so..." he trailed off at the end of his sentence not wanting to think about it. Luckily Arceus continued talking, "Yeah it's nice here I guess," he paused "I don't mind the dampness, and well we get our own part of the lake thing,".

"Speaking of the lake wanna ask the professor Barclay if we can go out to the lake outside like I know there is a designated area somewhere else but you know... to have our own place cause that should be nice right," Blaze had been thinking about it ever since he was put in this cabin and he really wanted to do it so he walked up to Thurston and asked him. 

"Professor may we go to the lake?" he wasn't really sure what the professor would understand by his question but hoped he would let it slide.

"Well that sucks" 

    Moments after, that girl with the platinum gleam was gone and he once again left to his solitude.  It was awkward that close moment after getting her from down that wretched tree, trying to talk to her that the teacher unexpectedly just swoops her away from him, she looked interesting too - you know with, the whole "Book-Monkey" thing; this annoyed him. Moreover, he didn't get his parents permission either, him banking in on his mother's support for his decision. Hoping she would most likely, like always, justify why Bellamy did what he did and why he could do it to Bellamy's father. She was a very persuasive lady, even for Bellamy she couldn't rebel against her, she was too good; he was grateful for his mother being this awesome. Nevertheless, he moved on, erasing the girl named "Lucy Howell" from the board, "I wonder if I'll see her again?"

     What was he to do now since his previous objective was just kicked out? Go meet the other cabinmates? He just tried to keep his distance from them? Why would he go to them now? That would be just plain dumb to do. Lost in thought he surmised that he would just wait for the next person to come in whether it be a girl or boy didn't matter, though a girl would be better as girls rarely made conversions with him, it was ideal for that to happen. Idly standing in between the pillars that raised the huge slab of stone. Bellamy patiently waited for the newbie, though, they were newbies as well, they weren't here long either. It was the first day at camp.  

    Facing the grove of rich trees, his lack of movement for those passing minutes transformed him into one of the pillars, actually no, not a pillar, but a new statue that overlooked the grove but alive of course. It lasted for quite a while until he notices the movement of a figure. The shaded object moved pretty hastily through the trees. It moved even closer out the brush. Bellamy got anxious, He wondered who'd it be, "Commmee on.. Pleassee." Seconds after, he got his wish, it was a girl, 'AWESOME!' She was moving quite fast when he gazed at his "hopes" being that he realized he was still under the veranda. He weirdly enough didn't want to appear creepy in front of the oncoming "newbie;" usually Bellamy didn't care. With a controlled hysteric reaction,"Oh wait..." "Oh, la vache!" Bellamy does a smooth 360 turn and scampers back inside where the other cabin mates still remain, lurking behind the double doors, "casually" waiting for her arrival.

Frost bounced with glee. She had recently received an owl from her parents telling her that she had to stay at Hogwarts for the summer because her parents had to go on a trip to Spain for her father's work. The girl understood. Her mother went with her father on his trips usually. He didn't have too many, but it did happen sometimes.

But thankfully, Hogwarts had a summer camp! The ginger hadn't gone to the bonfire, but rather just signed up for a cabin first so she didn't miss her chance. Here she was. So close to the Great Lake. She clutched the strap of her leather knapsack and looked along the shoreline for her cabin. The cabin of the Kelpie.

Her boots crunched the dirt beneath them as she walked along trying to find her assigned cabin. The was the Hippogriff, the Pheonix, the Thestral. But where was the Kelpie? It couldn't be that one over there, practically in the lake. She internally facepalmed. Of course, it was that one. Making her way through the many trees that surrounded the area,  the ginger could see someone with their bags being led away from the cabin. Maybe they are leaving?

She continued to peacefully skip through the trees and make her way to the cabin. And there it was in all of its glory. The list of names, the steps, the rack full of brooms. Wow. Walking up the steps, she tightened her ponytail. Here goes nothing! The Hufflepuff slowly opened the door, just enough for her to slip through. Her hazel-brown eyes peeked around the room. Usual cabin things. Beds, shelves, water. Wait what the heck.

Water? 

Water was on either side of the platform in the middle, beds hovering over the water. She assumed the empty one was for her. Wow. Frost didn't mind the water. At least she knew how to swim. She leaned down to slip off her leather boots so she could make her way to her area. Just need to untie a few more strings and- AAH!

A figure stood in front of her. A dark-haired Slytherin boy.  How did she not notice him? She looked straight at him. He stood at least half a foot taller than her. He was rather intimidating.

"Oh! Hello there! Sorry, I didn't see you there!"

The ginger calmed down a bit. "I'm Frost Cira, by the way." Frost gave him a small smile. 

"Oh, I'm sorry. I wasn't blocking your exit was I?"

Bellamy leaves the cabin and returns home.