Amaya seemed nice enough. She was always apologizing whenever she thought she did something wrong and was rather cheerful when she wasn't. Lallie could tell she was on the shyer side, but she couldn't tell whether or not this girl was an extrovert or introvert. She was rather reserved, but she seemed to perk up at the idea of a conversation.

Lallie smiled. A Ravenclaw, huh? At the beginning of the year, Lallie tried her best to avoid Ravenclaws because they reminded her that she disappointed her parents by getting Gryffindor instead of Ravenclaw. Now that she knows most of her family is ok with the fact that she's the only Gryffindor, she's cool with Ravenclaws.

"I get it if you wouldn't want to share, but what were you drawing, or writing over there? You seemed to enjoy doing it." Lallie asked more or less to continue the conversation, not so much as to be intrusive.

Lallie glanced over at the girl next to Amaya. She knew that she probably wanted to be left alone, but Lallie couldn't help but feel bad that they were excluding her. She also knew that the dark-haired girl was probably having trouble reading. After all, isolated noises or voices always tripped Lallie up whenever she was reading.

"It was just a story I've been working on" She didn't want to say what she called it, or anything about it. In fact, she felt a bit awkward just talking about it. She still didn't really know what to talk about. She could talk about the train ride, or Hogwarts, but she didn't want to seem too eager, or excited about it. She just didn't want to talk too much, or too little. It was kind of the reason she was always so shy and awkward, she just didn't want to mess up. She didn't know why she was always like this, but she learned to live with it. She kind of glanced at the other girl, she hadn't really said anything in a while. She didn't want to disturb her or anything, just kind of didn't want to exclude her, or make her feel left out. Though she seemed perfectly fine on her own, just reading. She kind-of hoped neither of them had seen her writing or drawing, she didn't mean to be rude not constantly showing her art to everybody, she just felt so self-conscious about it. Maybe this train ride wouldn't be so bad after all.