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David frowned as his sister left giving him some random look like he was about to be in trouble she obviously didn't care to counter Sapphire's argument on who's fault it was that she was joking about guys. Though, David wasn't entirely sure if his sister was entirely joking or not. He looked back to Sapphire and then Leo and when Sapphire addressed him he let out a long sigh.

"I'm fully aware of how nice the Slytherin common room is. It tends to be one of the more opulent common rooms if you compare descriptions, but I don't like underground levels of any sort. So, I probably wouldn't care much for Hufflepuff's commons either," David said raising a brow at Sapphire before glancing back to Leo who Sapphire was saying should join the conversation and listed what they had discussed. At least Sapphire wasn't making up ridiculous accusations or anything about their conversation, though David was thrown off she would admit again about being jealous of Leo.

"Is that why you insult Leo so much then: you're jealous?" David said making a scoff. "I thought you were perfectly happy being hated and a Slytherin. Change your personality or that now and you just might scare people." It was then he realized that Sapphire mentioned one thing that they barely spoke about: the day after the first day of Healing. When he actually was polite enough to give her advice and then she threatened to give him Hell for fun and kissed him on the cheek and started the whole idiotic rivalry or whatever she had. At least David could say he knew who were the two best academically in healing probably-himself and Sapphire as they put in the most work, in Sapphire's case to outdo him. He sighed and pulled out a bottle of Excedrin and looked at the bottle but didn't bother taking it yet, figuring it was good to have close, but hopefully Sapphire would leave before causing headaches-actual and figurative ones.

Location: Great Hall : Ravenclaw Table

Glancing over at Tanya, Leonette smiled and lightly waving it seemed everyone was out of the norm this evening. “It was nice seeing you Cathy.” Leonette told her as she headed off back to her own table. It seemed the girl wasn’t overly fond of sticking around for Sapphire’s reply. Like she was really going to do anything, Leonette wasn’t like that.

“Avoiding yet another question I see.” Leonette replied as she listened to Sapphire talk about the Slytherin common room. When she asked if she’d join them Leonette took a seat next to David, pretty much taking Cathy’s spot. “Why is it that I think you mentioning any of those things, was intended to make me bite?” she asked Sapphire. True she could have said something about the blond mentioning her sister, or even her being jealous of her, or better yet what happened after healing. However she tried her best to reframe.

When David questioned Sapphire on her jealous Leonette wasn’t surprised. “First I’d just like to say there is hardly a reason for you to be jealous of me. Second of all my sister has plenty of Slytherin qualities.” So Leonette couldn’t keep her mouth shout about her sister. No matter how much her sister drove her crazy the fourth year Gryffindor would always stand up for her Mira.

Status: Happy, what's she up too?
With: David, Cathy, and Sapphire

Wearing: Gryffindor Uniform

OOC: ---

You don't have to say you love me
Just be close at hand
You don't have to stay forever
I will understand
Believe me, believe me
I can't help but love you


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Timothy stepped up to the podium after entering the Great Hall, knowing that the end of the year had come and actually sad to see the seventh years go. He'd seen all of them enter the school and grow during his tenure as a professor, and now they were leaving the school ready for the real world. Hopefully the real world would welcome the new graduates with open arms. He gave the hall a look and smiled, glad the year was over.

"Another year has come and gone, and we have all hopefully grown wiser for it. Of course along with the End of Term feast, we also have the duty of knowing the House Cup winner and the Quidditch Cup winners. The Quidditch Cup goes again to Gryffindor, and congratulations to the rest of the teams for their performances. In the House Cup race, fourth place goes to Hufflepuff with 210 points. Third place goes to Slytherin with a total of 350 points. Second place goes to Gryffindor with an impressive 475 points. And last but not least, Ravenclaw claims this year's House Cup with an astonishing 480 points. Congratulations go to Ravenclaw, and of course good luck next year for the rest of the houses." He clapped politely for the winners and waited for the hall to settle down before of course bringing the speech to an end. "As I am sure we are all ready for the summer to begin, let's enjoy the feast before we send you off in the morning for home." Timothy smiled and clapped, food suddenly appearing on the tables at the sound. He himself took a seat at the table, ready for a break himself.


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Location: Great Hall
Thinking: End of the year, and time for a break.
OOC:

David looked to Leo, impressed she didn't get all that irritated about Sapphire's questioning as it was obvious she was trying to egg Leo on-and probably David. Then again, David knew that he did have a temper and he wasn't the best at hiding it at times. It probably should be himself he should worry more when it came to his own family-the Averys-and whatever they were up to than Leo. That was when Sapphire chuckled at both's response and David narrowed his eyes at the blonde Slytherin as she began to explain herself. "I have yet to find someone who tells only the truth with good intentions," David said, "especially Slytherins. I do pay attention to my family history enough to know that much."

And, as Sapphire went on about the few Gryffindor qualities of Mira and compared her to Wendy, by saying Wendy was a dunce, David thought for the briefest moment to defend Wendy. But then again, why? Wendy did care about the Avery Family bloodline and spoke of it, but that was all she had to cling to at this point. And it wasn't like Avery women were encouraged to be anything but pretty, proper, and follow orders. Wendy was raised like that so it made sense. And obviously, the Chaisty family had madness in it, or at least in David's opinion, which disturbed him slightly since his own grandmother was a Chaisty. But, it was also annoying he even was giving Wendy the slightest benefit of the doubt, maybe his sister did rub off on him occasionally-of course Cathy would never have flat out accused someone as being hated even if it was true.

"No one deserves to be hated," David amended with a small 'tsk'. "I merely said I thought you were happy to be thought that way."

He let out a sigh and saw the switch as it happened and Sapphire channeled her inner Slytherin or whatever and went for the melodramatic and went for aiming to be at the top some day and eventually they would answer to her at some point. David narrowed his eyes at Sapphire and said, "Honestly, I don't bloody Hell care. Hell, I'd rather answer to you than a lot of people I do answer to you. You're not the type who would set me up to get murdered in my sleep. Fine, hypothetically, you get the power to make me answer to you, what capacity would you do so? If it isn't in any part of my life particularly important I would be more than happy to. And, I have different values than others. I don't need power, I need accomplishment. And, that I have a fairly good chance at getting if I am smart. You technically aren't going to block me from that."

He raised a brow and then heard as the headmaster announced the house rankings and who got the quidditch cup. So, Gryffindor got the quidditch cup and Ravenclaw got the house cup. It was a remarkably close race considering five points made the difference for Ravenclaw and David raised a brow at Leo, "Well, I guess not just quidditch does pay off. Hmm... I wonder if the moron running charms class just decided not to take off points this year or something from me. Anyways..."

He glanced back at Sapphire and said dryly of her giggle and bright smile, "Pureblood families have enough issues without purebloods showing the insanity that runs in about every single one of them. At least Wendy, though quite capable of murder and God knows what else, is able to only come off as an obnoxious, spoiled princess, and a bigot. Boring, obviously, but it is an intelligent tactic to take. Maybe you should compare notes. Besides, I'm spending most of the summer at the same manor as she lives, so I'm sure she can find plenty of entertaining stories to tell you. Anything else?"