<span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;">The whistle screamed as they departed for Hogwarts. Some students were hanging out of the windows yelling a final goodbye to their loved ones. The train picked up speed as it began it's travel through the country side. Laughing and chattering filled the hallways and compartments.</span><br/><br/>The group found that Peter had infact saved them a seat. They had all gotten comfortable but there was still no sign of Lily. Remedy was sure she was onboard somewhere, Lily was never late.<br/><br/>"How was your summer Peter?" Remedy inquired. Peter always came off a little strange to her. She scolded herself for thinking it, but she had absolutely no clue why the boy was in Gryffindor. She had never seen him do anything remotely courageous. However, he was a Marauder, maybe they knew something she didn't. It wasn't her business anyhow. After he mumbled a response she sat back in her seat resting her head against the window. Her kitten was curled up in a ball, purring as Remedy gently massaged her head. Anticipation of the year ahead of her was really taking a toll. It was the the last chapter in the first volume of her life and she had no idea what was going to happen.<br/><br/>She started thinking about her mother. Remedy had only visited her once since she'd been in St. Mungo's. That visit had been extremely hard. Her mother had no idea of her own identity, let alone even giving the smallest inclination that she recognized her daughter. As her mind continued to race, her thoughts moved on to her father. She hadn't seen or spoken to him since he'd been in Azkaban, though earlier that week she had received a letter from him. It was at the bottom of her trunk, unopened but not forgotten. Remedy wasn't sure yet if it was better left alone.<br/><br/>Remus had worked hard to find his favorite woman on board; the lady with the trolley. He was a sucker for anything chocolate, it was like an addiction. After buying quite a few chocolate frogs he sat back in his seat offering some to the others before unwrapping one and popping it in his mouth. Chocolate always make him feel better.<br/><br/>"Anyone up for a game of wizard's chess or exploding snap?" He inquired. It was something to do to pass the time, though he knew his friends would much rather use Snape for that.