<strong>Sirius Black</strong><br/><br/>Sirius smirked back at Remus and licked his lips. "Don't know what you're talking about, Remus. Cats are rather... delicious, aren't they?" He leaned forward to bare his teeth at Remedy's kitten in a wide grin. The poor cat turned away quickly, and seemed to cling to Gryna more than ever. Sirius let out a bark of laughter, slapping his thigh in his amusement.<br/><br/>"Nope, Remedy hasn't told me anything," Sirius told Remus as he sat back in his seat. "But don't you two go worrying about her. She's a big girl, she can take care of herself. She has been doing just that for the past seventeen years, after all." Sirius was all too aware of Remedy's past. She was an outcast of her family, just like Sirius was. He only wished he had paid more attention to her when they were younger. Two outcasts could have more fun together than a solitary one.<br/><br/><strong>Elizabeth Shadowstar</strong><br/><br/>Liz shivered violently when she heard Symphony whisper something, though she didn't catch it well. "Sorry? What did you say?" she asked Symphony, trying to be polite. But Symphony had already changed the subject. She pulled a look of disgust as the Hufflepuff girl mentioned the name of that group. "Well, Remus is alright, but the rest of them... Don't know why Peter hangs out with Sirius and James. He obviously doesn't belong with them, but I guess it's convenient for them to have a hangdog to dispatch at their will." Thinking of them made her feel queasy, and so Liz changed the subject. "You guys mind if I let Artemis out for a bit? I'll make sure he doesn't touch Gulliver," she added to Symphony as she gestured towards the cage where she kept her cat.