It really did feel unreal, Draco agreed on that. Honestly, he didn't really know how to react to this. He reached out and took Harry's hand, not sure if he was allowed, but he needed something to steady him, and he really felt like physical touch would help him with that. The world was so unreal, but Harry's hand was very real, and that was enough for him.<br/>"A year ago we were just kids," he said in a small voice, just looking at the black-haired boy with a soft frown. It's almost overwhelming to think about the fact that they once children, who walked around these halls, and stressed about Quidditch and Potion essays. It all just seemed so silly in hindsight. They had dead classmates now. People who were never going to get their NEWTS, and who were never going to leave Hogwarts. It's too much, and if it hadn't been for all the other horrors he had also seen, then he would probably have been more moved by it. It had bee the longest night of his life, and he felt like he had aged 30 years in the span of it.<br/>"I can't believe it's over now."