<strong>Lily</strong><br/><br/>”Ron Mewes needs a good cursing, and you’re dumber than you look, Ethan, if you believe anything he says.”  She rolled her eyes when he went on about Madam Puddifoot’s.<br/><br/>”Megan, honestly?  I thought she was going to fall off her broom half the time.  It doesn’t help to find the Snitch if you can’t catch it,” she sighed heavily as Hufflepuff was confirmed to be their greatest competition.  ”We just better be on our game when we play them.  No dueling until we beat Hufflepuff,” she suggested hopefully to the “Adventure Brothers”.<br/><br/>Lily sighed, Ethan and Jack were hopeless.  It was unlikely that they’d get any help from a first year.  No first year ever made the team, except for one.  She sipped her drink and continued to eat, her focus completely on Quidditch until Leah mentioned how fit the Potion’s professor was.<br/><br/>Lily glanced up at the Head Table where the professors were before knitting her brows together and giving Leah a questioning look, ”he is, kinda, huh?”  Her smile was warm to the new girl.<br/><br/>”So what’s so fantastic about dueling?  Do you plan on being an Auror?”  Lily asked before glancing at the Head table again, this time her eyes falling on the Defense Against the Dark Arts professor.<br/><br/>Lily glanced at Leah.  She paused and waited for the new girl to answer.  She probably hadn’t done a whole lot to make her feel welcomed, carrying on about Quidditch even after Leah said she didn’t know much, and only giving passing interest in the reply to the questions she’d asked.  Lily could be a bit self absorbed, but she tried not to be.  The truth of the matter was that the Quidditch players were likely the only people in all of Ravenclaw Lily felt comfortable with, as she wasn’t that dedicated of a student.  When she was with Megan and the rest, she quickly became wrapped up with what she loved most, Quidditch.<br/><br/>Well, she had at least stopped momentarily to try and listen intently to Leah this time.<br/>