<strong>Leah</strong><br/><br/>"Well, it did, soon as he found out I was transferring, he decided he wanted to come to Hogwarts too. He can be such a pain... but that's what brothers are for I suppose." Leah replied waiting a moment to continue. "We don't have traditions as far as houses go in America, that much I can tell you. It's pretty much everyone for themselves. At least at my school it was. It was actually at lot like the mundane, er... muggle school I attended before, except you know, with magic."<br/><br/>She took a drink from her cup and looked over at Lily, "I guess maybe because it's in New York City or maybe it's an American thing, I don't really know, but we do a lot of mixing non-magic classes in with magic classes in our schedule. Maybe because we live in the middle of so many non-magic people. Of course I could be totally wrong, I'm muggle born so I don't really know a ton about the magical community, especially not over here. I mean, you don't even use electricity."<br/><br/>"My schedule's uhm... kind of busy I think. I'm taking Arithmancy and Ancient Runes. I wanted to take Magical Creatures too, but I just can't fit it into my schedule. Maybe I can take it over the summer. Yours?"<br/><br/>She listened to the conversation shift to Quidditch for a few moments before piping in when they started talking about Hufflepuff. "If my brother joins their team, Hufflepuff will have a pretty good beater too." Leah added to the quidditch discussion, "He played for our school in New York on the varsity squad. I didn't really watch much, but everyone used to talk about how good he was. Ususally girls come to think of it."<br/><br/>"Hey, by the way, is there a duelling club at Hogwarts? We had one in Manhattan. If there is, I want to join."