Wandering Open Closed

_{Mentions:@Ruth Fairchild @Avis Greymond
@Ari Morozov}

_{Time: time given in thread}

_{Day: Dec 1st}

_{Outfit: Below in the Reducio}

Reducio

Andy then realized that he sounded a bit ruse when he talked to the Hufflepuff girl, so he made it clear, Oh, sorry guys, I didn't mean to sound rude or anything, just sad that no one likes peppermint toads... Andy then realized that the girl was talking about Quidditch. Yeah, probably this books is outdated. I just joined the team and I am waiting for my spot. I want to play beater, how about you? Avis right? Andy made sure that he was talking to the right person, because he can't remmeber every Ravenclaw, especially when their is a full common room of them. Andy saw how the upset girl reacted to Andy's broken sweet shop rule and how he was rude to her. He accepted the hand shake and apologized. Oh... Damn it, sorry I didn't mean to hurt your feelings. I just get sad when nobody accepts these candies, they are good, but if you don't want me any rules, then okay, I respect that, just please let me talk with you, since I am a very talkative kid. Sorry again. Andy said smiling at the girl, hoping she will take his apologie, which was proabably good enough to be accepted.

Date	Dec 1st
Outfit	XXXXX
EN/FR/RU	#oeac77/#008080/#6495ed

Ari typically did not make a habit of remembering the first impressions of most individuals. He even considered this to be one of the most random collections of people he had encountered at the school to date, yet he felt that this group would somehow be an exception.

Mentally, the first girl that approached him seemed to be engulfed in a mental frenzy over her missing wand; nevertheless, her physical posture could easily convey a different impression. To Ari, she almost appeared somewhat uncoordinated, yet it was apparent that her intentions had been set in the right places.The following arrival was a Hufflepuff who introduced herself as Ruth Fairchild. Ari sensed that she was a person of propriety and critical judgment, though she wasn't one to use this in a whimsical manner. Rather, she reserved the scrutiny for those who often overlooking of the basic sense of justice of civility. Another inexplicible whim that he incountered was that, as the two girls interacted with one another, there was some type of conflict that arose from their exchange. However, he kept in mind that this phenomenon was most likely a figment of his imagination.

The final member to join the crew was another boy, who appeared to be slightly older than the original trio. Ari observed that this boy was nearly his complete opposite; in the most straightforward manner, he was extroverted. However, if he were to be honest, he would emphasize that he did not intend the term to carry a positive connotation. Truth be told, Ari came to the conclusion that he was excessively talkative, though in a rather obnoxious manner. In this instance, he intruded upon their conversation without any specific intent, notably unlike the other two, which was a trait Ari would rather not see in others. Even so, he remained aware that he must remain vigilant regarding individuals like the older Ravenclaw, particularly in a magical world such as theirs. Ari's justification for such thoughts laid in the fact that he was very likely to be more adept in magic than they were, and any provocation could lead to bitter revenge for the younger members of the group, if he did, in fact, see fit for the use of such resources.

A few moments later, he finally registered that the Ravenclaw girl was speaking to him. "Thanks." He responded, a minute later providing her with a quick but gentle shake of his head in response to her asking his prior knowledge of the fourth.

With a quick change of the tone of the situation, and despite Ari's desire to caution against the actions of the Hufflepuff girl, she swiftly reprimanded him for the sticky candy he had brought into the library. Fortunately, Ari felt relieved when the boy promptly apologized for the candies.

As they continued their talking, Ari kept his head raised toward the trio, as he found it considerably difficult to concentrate on his reading amidst the surrounding commotion. Nevertheless, this was not to imply that their discussion was not somewhat entertaining for him. Yet, as content as he was, it began to sound like the girls were beginning to leave, specifically Ruth. This realization left him slightly dismayed, not because of their seeming departure, but because it implied he would be left alone with another person, when he had initially sought solitude to engage in reading. Regardless, he refrained from discussing the matter; however, if the other boy did not leave, Ari would be force to emphasize the idea that he wanted to be left alone to the other boy, should such a situation become their new reality.

As of now, he could only wait to see how the situation would progress.

@Avis Greymond, @Ruth Fairchild, @Andy Loggins

OOC: Sorry again y'all, just finished christmas break. Hopefully next time I won't take too long.
Anyways, late merry christmas to y'all if you guys celebrate!