Interacting with: @Xiomara Torres, @Renzo Russo, @Rowan Sallow, @Atticus Drake, @Septimus Merrill, @Aamon Athanatos & @Nathaniel Costello

Colby watched as one of her tent mates opened the book. It was definitely not a typical book, but rather very similar to that of a children's pop-up book. Colby went a little closer to the boy and looked at what was being shown. It was a Quidditch game, but it seemed different. Colby hadn't played Quidditch before, but she had gone to a couple games with her family. There were different roles that each player had. In this, they seemed to be just racing around randomly. It wasn't organized play.

"What are they doing?" she asked, trying to figure out what was going on. Immediately there was a 'click' sound that seemed to be in-time with the book, but it sounded as though it was in their tent. She looked around, wondering where it was really coming from only to see one of her other tent mates getting up to leave. Was he scared? "Hey! Where a-" she called out to him, but it seemed that he was already making their way out of the tent. Did he have the right idea? Colby shrugged her shoulders. She would leave if she felt unsafe. Right now, it was a mystery.

"I wonder what we are supposed to do next?" she thought, watching the Quidditch players fly around aimlessly in loop. Are they supposed to help them? She looked closer into the book and saw sleeping bags on the floor. This was getting more and more weird. Perhaps someone would have a different thought as to what to do. However, if no one was pitching in, Colby may just give up and leave considering that there's nothing really happening and something happening outside the tent. She gave some time for others to 'wake up' and solve the book.

The more Colby had waited, the more she was beginning to lose interest. If they were not as excited to see what was going in, then it might as well be left alone. Colby walked away from the book and shrugged at her tent mates. "I'm going outside for a bit," she said, "let me know when you decide to do something with the book," she added. With that, Colby left the tent and her tent mates.

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