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I just started watching it a little bit ago and I'm on the tenth episode. I haven't touch the manga just yet, but I love Uta! This is a little idea that popped in my head and wouldn't leave my mind. So I've decided to write it out in order to clear my mind. If it's bad, I'm sorry.
Since someone asked, I've decided to give you guys a time-line of what has happened so far:
1) Original trip to Japan and meeting Uta- Aria age: Five, Uta age: Seven
2) Dumbledore kidnapping Aria- Aria age:6, Uta age: 8
3)Second trip to Japan- Aria age: 7, Uta age: 9
4) Dumbledore and Snape taking Aria- Aria age: 10 almost 11, Uta age: 13 as his birthday is in December
Turns out that Ravenclaw didn't force you to room with anyone, Aria was more than happy as she'd had to room with some other girls at the orphanage. They were horrible and made Aria miss Uta. While he did have a horrible habit of leaving bloodstained clothing, it was better than dealing with air headed and giggly children. At the very least, he didn't badger her about wearing dresses and play princess. Aria gagged at the thought of having to deal with that again and focused on getting her room fixed up. Aria did have to admit that her room was awesome as the ceiling had the same enchantment on it as the great hall and a window seat! She could sit on it and draw comfortably.
Downside of living as a Ravenclaw was that the other students were nosy as hell and wouldn't stop asking questions. It wasn't until Professor Flitwick intervened when Aria was about to explode that they stopped. Admittedly, they were heavily reluctant to do so and seemed to watch Aria like hawks. It made her get creative to get some time by herself. On the plus-side, Aria managed to increase her stealth and collect quite an interesting collection of objects from fellow students.
Making a deal with Gringotts was easy though it did take a chunk out of her trust vault, Aria would be kept happily fed and the goblins got paid. Of course, it helped that Aria was willing to help them get into contact with the ghoul community once she was older. They had known ghouls existed, but lacked the ability to get into contact with them as ghouls lacked the ability to use magic.
Class wise, Aria found herself getting bored. Understanding the theoretical material was easy and it only took Aria a few tries to get the practical stuff down, she finished her homework as soon as she could rather than let it build up like some other students. History of Magic was spent sleeping or doing homework. Herbology was spent trying not to sneeze as she was apparently allergic to certain magical plants. Astronomy turned out to be her easiest class even with a rather pathetic telescope. Transfiguration was interesting for the first class before Aria started getting bored. Charms tuned out fun as her head of house, Professor Flitwick, realized how easy it was for her. Instead of forcing her to work on a spell once she got it down, he gave her the next lesson's to practice during class while asking that she help her fellow students. Defense was mostly self-study like in History though Aria had to get creative to avoid being caught. Finally, Potions became her most hated class.
It wasn't because of Snape though he played a huge part of it. Aria had quickly found out Uta was right about bad smells being worse with a sensitive nose. The potions classroom didn't not have proper airflow, so scents tended to stay in the air even years after the source was removed. Not only that, the room was chilly and gave off a slimy feel that made Aria wanted to leave immediatly. Snape, of fucking course, made it worse on Aria as he seemed to pick the potions that required the ingredients that smelled horrible. Not only did he do that, Snape had the gall to accuse her of doing things wrong and take points for even breathing. In retaliation, Aria had taken to leaving the animal carcasses and owl feces that Setsuko sometimes left by window in front of his classroom door. She did it to his office and personal rooms too when she finally managed to find them. Of course, she had to befriend the rather amusing ginger haired twins to get that information, but they were funny enough that she didn't mind.
As it was, Aria felt like killing a majority of the students around her come Halloween. Aria hadn't celebrated the holiday before and never planned on it save for indulging in chocolate as that was her favorite sweet. Aria's resolve to never celebrate it had only increased upon learning that her parents had died on the holiday. Even if she never really knew them, Aria acknowledged and thanked them for their sacrifice. When everyone bothered her on Halloween to thank her for 'saving' them, Aria had slowly started to become angry. Aria's anger built to an inferno when Ronald Weasley came up to her and began to comment on how great Halloween was. So she could be excused for blowing up at him and not going to any of her classes for the rest of the day, Aria had managed to have the foresight to grab her journal and disappeared into the furthest reaches of Hogwarts she could. When Aria had found a good place in an abandoned classroom, she warded the door as best she could before opening her journal. As soon as she did, Aria found her anger gone and a smile forming on her face upon seeing what Uta had written:
You're probably going to have a crappy day today, so you should probably fuck off and just talk to me.
Aria absentmindedly wiped away the tears staining her cheeks. Uta was the best friend she could ever ask for or need.
Halloween officially sucked when she caught the scent of something particularly nasty while on the way towards Ravenclaw tower. It increased moments later when a scream sounded and Aria dropped her messenger bag. She opened the door to the classroom she was in and stared at the mountain troll currently standing in the doorway of the bathroom. She heard panicked screaming and glanced around the troll to find the bushy haired girl, Hermione, cowering near the sinks. Aria inwardly groaned as while she didn't like the bushy haired girl, she really didn't want to be tempted by the child's blood. Aria prayed to any god up there that she didn't get killed and darted under the troll to get into the bathroom. She skidded to a stop while commenting, "You really need to stop screaming. You're only going to piss it off more."
"A-Aira?" Aria didn't look back as she could guess that Hermione was looking shocked right about now, "I thought-"
"Don't think I actually like you or anything," Aria glanced back at her, "I'd just rather avoid anyone getting hurt near me," The girl flinched at Aria's comment, "Just get out of here when you find an opening, I really don't need a distraction,"
"Y-you'll get yourself killed!" Hermione shouted making the troll roar in pain and smash his club around.
"I'm stronger than I look and stop shouting," Aria growled at the girl, "Just get out of her and get a fucking teacher, they should be made aware of someone letting this stupid thing in here,"
With that said, Aria began making the troll focus on her rather than Hermione. It worked and soon an opening appeared though the bushy haired girl didn't take it. Using one of the advanced spells Flitwick had her learn, Aria blinded the troll with something goo before grabbing Hermione and leaving the bathroom. She shoved the girl down the hall. Hermione stared at her with wide eyes and Aria glared at her. The girl finally seemed to get the message and began to run while shouting, "Be careful!"
"Just go already!" Aria shouted before focusing on the troll as it finally managed to get the goo out of it's eyes.
Hermione darted off and Aria was left with a rather pissed off troll. Yeah, Halloween officially sucked and Uta was going to accuse her of attracting trouble again. Just her damn luck, Aria took a deep breath through her mouth and focused on the troll. No time like the present to see what her kagune was.
By the time the Professors had arrived, Aria had managed to kill the troll, but ended up passing out. She was taken to the infirmary and left in the care of the matron. Thankfully, the matron's spells only detected her health rather than species, so Aria's secret hadn't been outed. Aria had been thoroughly questioned about how she managed to kill the troll not only by Dumbledore, but by some Ministry officials. Rather than expose herself, Aria had lied and told them that she couldn't remember as that night was a blur. Thankfully, they believed it and stopped asking questions. An hour after the questions stopped, Professor Flitwick came by with her messenger bag and an amused expression on his face. Apparently, Dumbledore had attempted and failed to get into her messenger bag leaving the old man quite annoyed.
Aria wasn't amused by Dumbledore's attempt to invade her privacy, but was glad she'd shelled out the money she had on her bag. No one save for her and those she allowed could get into it much like her rather expensive trunk. Aria would never take any chances with curious school children around especially those in Ravenclaw. The house animal might be a raven, but it should be a cat with how curious everyone was.
After leaving the hospital wing, Aria had to get even more creative when it came to avoiding people. If it wasn't some Ravenclaw attempting to figure out how she managed to create the crystals she used to kill the troll, it was Hermione attempting to talk with her. Ronald had only increased his attempts to get close to Aria while commenting on the fact she should be in Gryffindor because she'd been 'brave'. Aria had taken to finding random classrooms to hide in and managed to discover multiple secret passageways during her attempts to hide from nosy brats.
Aria enjoyed flying and was pretty good at it; however, Quidditch turned out to be confusing and Aria never went to any of the games. Since almost the whole school went out to see the matches, Aria had plenty of time by herself. She spent her alone time either talking to Uta or researching new spells.
When Christmas came around, Aria stayed in the castle and enjoyed the lack of annoying fellow students. While she did have to deal with Ronald, the twins made it easy to ignore the brat. The two were geniuses when it came to pranks and liked Aria's ideas. She helped them with setting up pranks and pranked Ravenclaw for them since neither of the twins liked attempting to answer riddles. So it was no surprise that Aria owl ordered them potions ingredients and some prank books that they'd get a kick out of, she also made sure to send something for Uta though it was mostly blood pops with a few sketchpads.
Because of how often Uta and Aria moved around, they hadn't celebrated Christmas though Aria hadn't really care much for the holiday due to her relatives actions. It came as a surprise that Aria actually got presents from people though she did feel a little touched. The twins had sent her some new lock picks, which she was pleased about since her old ones were in Japan, and some wizarding candy. The twin's mother had sent her a rather warm sweater and some fudge. Normally Aria would be all over the sweet, but something seemed off about it and Aria set it aside to have Professor Flitwick check it over. To Aria's annoyance, Hermione sent her a book and some sugar free candy. The candy was immediatly tossed while Aria kept the book because it was a rather nice art history book. Hagrid had sent her a hand made flute, a photo album, and some type of cake that made her jaw hurt attempting to eat it. Seeing as Aria could bite through bone due to her ghoul side, she was more than a little freaked out and tossed the cake.
Out of all her gifts, Aria was very confused over the last gift. Someone had sent Aria a cloak that used to belong to her father with only a small note without a name on it. Now, Aria could tell that the cloak was special simply because it smelt heavily of magic. Aria didn't touch it with her bare hands as she had no idea if the magic on the cloak was harmful or not. So playing it safe, Aria took it and the fudge to Professor Flitwick. Professor Flitwick tested the fudge and found it laced with potions, so that was tossed into the garbage. The cloak turned out to be an invisibility cloak and Professor Flitwick had assured her that it had belonged to her father. The off putting part was that someone had apparently laced the cloak with compulsion charms and tracking charms which were quickly removed by the Professor. After everything was said and done, Professor Flitwick had invited Aria to stay for a little while. Aria agreed and the Professor had shared some really cool stories about her parents.
Aria decided to try out the invisibility cloak after dinner and was pleased to have a new way to avoid the people that annoyed her. Once she got her scent concealing charms down, Aria could use this to help Uta hunt without being in danger of older ghouls coming after them. While Uta was strong, he still had some trouble dealing with the elder ghouls. As Aria walked, she noticed a partially opened door and looked inside to find an empty classroom. Heading inside, Aria was surprise to find a large objected covered by a white cloth. Aria's nose twitched as she caught the faded scent of Dumbledore on the cloth and moved towards the object. While she would normally avoid having anything to do with Dumbledore, she was curious as to what the old bastard was hiding. And so, Aria tugged the white cloth off and found her eyes widening.
A large antique mirror waited beneath the white cloth with writing on the edge. The craftsmanship of the mirror was excellent and Aria wished she'd thought to bring her sketchpad to draw this beautiful mirror. When she slipped off her cloak to get a better look at the mirror, it surprised her by not showing Aria as she was now, but an older version of her. The older version was leaning against a wall with white streaked burgundy and black hair. She had a rather warm looking black leather jacket with a red fur lined collar draped over her shoulder and wore a red graphic t-shirt depicting a howling wolf in black. Hung low on her hips were a pair of ripped up black jeans, she wore a pair of black combat boots. On the visible skin of her arms and legs, she had hazy tattoos in black. On her ears, the older Aria had three piercings in her cartilage and a single fang handing from her lobe. The last thing Aria noticed was that the older version had a black fang tattooed underneath her right eye.
Aria dragged her attention to the man that walked up behind the older version of herself. He looked like an adult version of Uta only with black hair and his kakugan activated. He too had tattoos that were hazy and faded much like her own. He also had piercings on his ears though he also had a lip piercing and two next to his right eye. The older version of Uta had a slight smile on his face as he wrapped an arm around the older version of herself. The older version of Aria smiled lightly and wrapped an arm around Uta's waist. Behind the older versions of Uta and herself, Aria spotted two people that she recognized from the pictures in Hagrid's photo album present. They were her parents. All four looked down at Aria and smiled while giving her a wave. Before Aria could focus on anything else, she heard footsteps and quickly pulled her cloak back on before leaving the room.
As soon as Aria was back in Ravenclaw tower and in the safety of her room, she took off the cloak and sank onto the bed. She sniffed lightly and was surprised to find that her nose was stuffy. Reaching up, she touched her cheek and found tears. How long had she been crying and why?
Aria only made one more visit to the mirror and managed to read the writing on the mirror. Apparently, Dumbledore had thought it would be a good idea to bring a mirror that showed people what their heart desired into a school of children. It was yet another example of why magicals in England lacked sense. Even so, Aria was pleased that when she returned to the classroom the night before Christmas break ended, the mirror was gone. Since she had been planning on smashing it, Aria was happy that it was gone if only so she wouldn't have to destroy such a lovely work of art.
Due to the mirror, Aria had begun looking up tattooing, or rather the magical version of it. She was interested in how ghouls could get tattoos as normal needles wouldn't be able to piece their skin. Not only that, the ghoul's body would naturally assume the tattoo was a wound and reject it, so how? How did the older versions of Uta and Aria get tattoos? When Aria told Uta, he got curious as well and promised to ask around. With hope, they would find something.
Apparently, Hagrid had somehow managed to get a dragon egg and hatched it. He decided to raise it in his wooden hunt. Aria could only shake her head when she heard the news about Hagrid only being able to keep his job because of Dumbledore. The dragon was shipped off to reserve in Romania where the twins older brother, Charlie, lived. Aria had managed to get a glimpse of the dragon before it was shipped off and decided that while it looked ugly as hell, it was awesome for burning Dumbledore's beard. The old man had to wait for his beard to grow back the normal way as the dragon's fire apparently prevented any magic from being used.
On Another note, Aria was seriously considering killing Ronald Weasley and Hermione Granger. The two were the most annoying and persistent when it came to getting Aria to acknowledge them. They thought she actually cared that Snape was apparently attempting to steal some kind of magic stone. They wouldn't leave her the hell alone and Aria was getting ready to snap both their necks. The rest of the students had, finally, stopped bugging her for the most part. Her fellow Ravens still tried the odd trick to get her to spill some secrets, but pretty much backed off after she gave them all nightmares. Magicals really needed to learn how to handle gore. She'd be happy to help. On that note, she finally managed to learn how to take magical photos and took pictures of everyone's reactions to her stories.
When the end of the year exams came, Aria managed to pass all her classes and got in the top ten. She was second in everything save for Charms, Transfiguration, Astronomy, Herbology, and Potions. The first three had Aria at the top of her year. In Herbology, Aria managed to get in 6th place despite her allergy to certain plants which was negated some by using a rather advanced charm, the bubble head charm. In Potions, Aria barely managed to pass, but that was only because Snape was a douchebag that hated her.
Aria got some amusement a week before they left school. Apparently, Ronald and Hermione had attempted to stop someone from stealing the magical stone they'd been talking about. They almost died in their attempt with Dumbledore arriving in time to barely save them. As it stood, Ronald and Hermione were stuck in the magical hospital recovering from their ordeal. Dumbledore had no idea where the stone was as apparently the thief had vanished leaving the old man frantically searching through the school. Aria had been wandering around the forest to get away from the far too noisy school and found the shitty defense Professor fleeing. As soon as he saw her, the man attempted to kill her and Aria had killed him without a problem. She was surprised to see a cloud of black smoke rise out of his head and watched it run off scream while shouting it would get her back for 'stopping his return'. Aria had shrugged and decided to leave the teachers body for the wolves as she hadn't been hungry. As she was leaving, Aria came across a rather interesting looking stone and decided to take it along. Since she'd be heading to Gringotts to get things ready for her return to Japan, Aria would give it to them. Best–case scenario, she wouldn't have to pay for her trip to Japan. Worst-case scenario, the stone was worthless.
Okay, so I fixed some time issues that I didn't notice until I made a proper time-line. Aria returned to Japan one year after she was brought back rather than two years. Sorry if you guys got confused with the update.
Now, this is the last chapter for at least a week. I will only be working on Hunter: The Witch with maybe an update for my one-shot series unless inspiration really hits me.
See you guys next week.