While Charlie Potter could honestly admit that his time at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry had never been too boring, the arrival of his twin sister and her continued presence at the castle and the surrounding area had definitely caused a stir to the status quo of the Wizarding World, making things more interesting as result. A big enough stir that the Daily Prophet, the newspaper produced by the Ministry of Magic, took a break from the usual attempted smearing campaign against Dumbledore and himself and focused on his sister and the fact that she was dating a girl, Luna Lovegood specifically, instead. Trying to make a scandal out of it, only for the silvery grey eyed girl to simply not care. She did what she wanted, when she wanted and there was practically nothing that could stop her.
The only things that could possibly have any kind of influence on the Demi-Dragon Goddess was the individuals that the silvery grey eyed girl considered precious. Her girlfriend(/mate, according to the other Demi-Dragon Goddess, Rouge Rubedo), Luna Lovegood, and her adoptive daughters, Karna and Entoma. Charlie wasn't sure what, but there was something definitely abnormal about the quartet consisting of his sister, his sister's girlfriend and his adoptive nieces. And he wasn't referring to their appearances, in which Entoma had the other three beat in terms of abnormality, looking like some kind of mix between a human and an insect of some kind. While he was somewhat unnerved by his adoptive niece's appearance, namely Entoma's mouth, sheer number of teeth, lack of lips and additional eyes, he ultimately didn't really care about it, nor was he judging because of it. Which earned him some approval from the girl he wouldn't mind having as his girlfriend, Hermione Granger, who had been born and raised for the majority of her life in the Mundane World.
Something that Hermione brought up that Charlie could possibly use to start getting to properly know his sister was the fact that both of them seemed to like animals, even if both Hermione and Charlie couldn't help but feel a little jealous over the fact that Blake had a cooler pet than them, which she had named Chomp if he remembered correctly, making his beloved owl Hedwig look quite underwhelming in comparison. Actually, now that he thought about it, almost all of the people associated with Blake Ouroboros had unusual pets, the only exception being Rouge, who didn't have a pet of her own, but wanted one. Specifically a Tetranadon (whatever the hell that was), which she would name Perry (if it was male) or Candace (if it was female). Based on what he had managed to overhear, the creatures that were the pets of the group associated with Blake apparently came from a collection of islands that weren't on the map of the world, and when someone asked where they could get a similar creature of their own, the only answer that they got was a glare from Blake, which was enough to get the message across. She wasn't talking and the only thing repeatedly asking did was make her annoyed. Thankfully though, nobody did anything that could turn that annoyance into anger, seeing as what happened to Umbridge.