<strong>Sirius Black</strong><br/><br/>"Oi Prongs! Wait up!" Sirius yelled at his best friend, running to catch up with him. Ever since arriving on the platform, James had been looking around eagerly, rather than paying attention to Sirius.<em>Probably looking for Lily,</em>Sirius thought with a grin. He finally caught up with James, who seemed to have found Remus and Remedy, although the redheaded Lily was nowhere to be found. Sirius waved at the other two casually. "Had a good summer, Remus, Remedy?" he asked with a wink at the latter of the two. He had known Remedy ever since they were little, though he would have never predicted back then that the oddball of a girl would grow up to become such a captivating beauty. They had not spoken much in their childhood, but Sirius was coming to like the blonde Gryffindor more and more, especially since learning that they were not as different as Sirius had thought.<br/><br/><strong>Elizabeth Shadowstar</strong><br/>Liz stepped out of the barrier inconspicuously, her luggage in tow. This would be her final year at Hogwarts, and she was eager to go back, not to catch up with old friends -- she had few of those, but to utilize the huge library, with its vast store of books and comfortable plush seats.<br/><br/>As was her custom, she went immediately to the Hogwarts Express, without looking for anyone. As she walked, she passed by a group of Gryffindors, seventh years like herself. Liz had been in a few classes with them, and found them alright, if a bit noisy. Especially that James Potter and Sirius Black.<br/><br/>"Alright there, Shadowstar? Read any good books over the summer?" Liz turned at the sound of her name. Sirius had spotted her. Surprised that someone actually bothered to say hi, she made an attempt to smile and nod. "Y-yes... I could r-recommend you some, if..." she began, but Sirius was already laughing. Liz turned red, bowed her head with embarrassment, and turned to leave. Just like the boys in her muggle school, Sirius was fond of teasing her about being a bookworm. But that was just the way he was. As long as he didn't do anything worse, like he and James do to that Snape boy, it was alright.