<div class="floatleft">(http://l.yimg.com/ea/img/-/081218/cast-400x300-rebecca-breeds_14kjjnc.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Aithne Koles<br/><strong>Age/Year:</strong>18, First Year<br/><strong>Gender:</strong>Female<br/><strong>Blood:</strong>Half Blood<br/><strong>Clan:</strong>The Blackburn Clan<br/><strong>Wand: </strong>cedar, 10 inches, unicorn hair<br/><strong>Tag:</strong>Emily, Andy, TK, Korol, and Lili (Noticing Julian)<br/>--------------------------------------------------------------<br/>Aithne didn’t know that she wasn’t the only one that had been watching the older male student that was handsome, cocky, and seemed quite confident in himself.  If she had she more than likely have immediately dashed him off her list for she would never want to hurt her friend if she would have a chance to be happy with a guy.  She frowned slightly at TK seeing that the guy had once again startled her shy friend and made a mental note to inform the boy sometime soon that if he scared Emily with his strange creature talk that she would make him regret it.  Seeing Emily’s eyes pulling at her to hurry, she sighed and made sure that she would keep up with her friend heading for where they needed to be.  She hadn’t meant to startle Emily when she just wanted to warn her that she felt Lili could be sneaky and to tread carefully. “I got a feeling she could be the sneaky type.”  She muttered to Emily to clarify before Lili rejoined them.<br/><br/>She wasn’t sure if Emily really got the message of what she truly meant as her friend’s eyes went wide with fear and such.  Aithne didn’t like to see that look on her friend’s face so she hoped that she would have a moment to explain it more clearly to the other girl if she needed to.  Before she could give her friend a warning Emily had bumped into the guy in front of them and her eyes went wide hoping that the male wasn’t the grumpy type because she didn’t want in a fight right yet.  Aithne had barely caught Lili’s words as she steadied Emily pulling her from where she had been gripping at the guy in front of her not to fall.  “It is amazing.”  She actually said to Lili in a breathless whisper before looking at Emily.  “Are you alright?”<br/><br/>Aithne nodded at the older girl’s warning.  “Thanks for the heads up, Lili.”  Letting the girl know that she had heard what she said about the assistant Headmaster and their doubloons.  “Hear that Emily?”  She asked softly.  For the moment the girl’s cold tone was gone around both Emily and Lili thinking that the other girl wasn’t so bad, she should try to be polite.  That was at least what her aunts would tell her because she was always so grumpy like and treating others like enemies all the time.  She watched Lili thinking maybe they could be friends but it didn’t mean she was going to let her guard down easily for her trust and friendship was not easily earned.  Hearing the Assistant Headmaster Radiust calling out to them, she had to admit that Lili was right about him with the way that he was acting that he didn’t seem pleasant.<br/><br/>“Come on, Emily.   Let’s do what he said.”  She remarked leading the way to the center of the room as she looked for TK. Despite the fact Aithne wasn’t sure on the young man she didn’t think anyone deserved Radiust’s harsh words if they weren’t where they were suppose to be.   Now, as she stood there waiting for things to began she noticed that the people they had been talking to outside were scattered around the room at different tables. The guy named Julian that they both had noticed was at the same table as Lili though she didn’t know that she and Emily both had been caught staring at him earlier.  While both Andy and Korol were at two other tables, she wondered if she would end up at any table with one of them or more importantly if she would end up with Emily at all.<br/><br/>That thought made her gulp and shake her head trying to clear it from that line of thinking, despite her coldness and toughness Aithne would be lost without her friend.  She stood there trying not to shake now knowing that all the older students were watching the first years preparing to become part of the school.  “I don’t think I can do this Emily.”  She muttered showing her weakness only to her closest friend.