Chapter 1: Introducing the Silver Dragon

"Jade? Jade! Have you heard a single syllable, much less a word I have spoken in the last thirty minutes?" Professor McGonagall's voice snapped as she glared at the teenage girl slouching in the armchair across from her. The office was empty, with the exception of the two, so her voice echoed of the maroon walls. That's the main fault of circular rooms, everything can project itself sound wise.

With a sigh, the calm, northwest accented (from the states) female replied, "Auntie Minerva, honestly, I understand. Even though I'm here under…peculiar circumstances, I'm still a student and I have to technically follow the school's rules, I get it."

The young girl gazed warily at the professor for a second, her black pearl eyes reflecting everything she saw. Her long, black hair floated lightly off her back as a breeze passed through the window sending perfect ripples through each strand.

Rubbing her temples, Professor McGonagall exhaled loudly before saying with the smallest of grins, "I know you've memorized all the rules, I'm just asking you to follow them."

Groaning, Jade mumbled, "no way. I cannot go through a whole year without breaking at least a hundred rules."

Acknowledging the professor's raised eyebrows, she grunted out, "freshman year I broke over 149 rules, I broke a few repeatedly. Sophomore year, I broke 122 rules, at least and that's counting three rules. And my junior year…I haven't even tried counting. The Vice principle of Student Life had to make up five new rules because of me and some of my teachers gave up the 'be in class on time, in your seat' rule." Smirking now she added, "Of course, rumor has it Harry Potter and his friends have demolished more rules than I have. Not to mention the rules they break are much more extreme than the one's I've ignored. Then again I should have technically been expelled a few times…"

Regaining her cool demeanor, and ignoring the last statement Jade made, McGonagall said sharply, "All right then, I'll make it simple. Don't haze the other students and no cheating. That seems easy enough."

"Hold on…okay…the hazing thing shouldn't be a problem here because all the little kids are little and they don't get cliquey yet. And I've never cheated before, that seems all right."

"Good. Shall I escort you to the main hall?" the Headmistress asked peering down her spectacles as she stood up.

"No it's alright. I have to make a quick stop to the bathroom, so I'll see you there," Jade replied.

A.N.: This is one of those boring chapters that's like a prologue that's not meant to be understood until later. Technically this is a redone version of the far from finished "Save Me from my Destiny. I had to change it since the sixth book came out and all. But in general same theme, same couples, etc.

I promise you this will be the shortest chapter and aridest.