Chapter
One:
Amee Oran walked brusquely (which is certainly a strange word
isn't it?) to her very first Charms class. Amee had large, but very
sleepy looking brown eyes, and thick black rimmed glasses which made
her look like an emotional sort of person. She was short and...short?
Well, now, this is Harry Potter isn't it? We'll have to change that,
won't we? Okay, so she was not quite as hobbit-ish-ly short as she
was 2 seconds ago. Her hair was very messy, which is strange because
in the Potterverse everyone is beautiful, no? Maybe it's a Harry
Potter kind of messy, the Potterverse can tolerate that... Well, so
this messy, short little thing was walking to her vewwy fwist cwass
(aww) when she was interrupted by something very scary and
blonde.
"Amee!1!Doyourememberme?Westoodinlinetogetherlastnightbeforethesortinghatsortedus?OMGYou'reinRavenclaw?Youmustbesmart!I'minHufflepuff!Whereareyougoing?"
Amee
was frightened, confused, and out of it thanks to hardly any sleep
because some stupid Asian chick wouldn't leave her alone last night.
But Amee was used to this kind of behavior around her, because she
was so adorable people couldn't think straight, or at least that's
what she thought.
Amee yawned and then nodded.
"Yes...Sheeta?"
Sheeta grinned.
"Yepthat'sme!Whatclassareyougoingto?"
"Um...I
think Charms. Whatever that is." Amee started trying to walk
away, but Sheeta
followed.
"CharmsisaclasswhereyoulearnaboutCharms,Duh.Aren'tyoumuggleborn?AndfromAmerica?DidntyousayyougrewuponafarminOhio?"
"No.
I grew up in a city. In Iowa." Amee was getting a little more
than annoyed by now.
"WOW!Sothatswhyyourvoicesoundsfunny!"
Sheeta giggled.
Amee rolled her eyes. "So, what class are you
going to?"
"I'mgoingtoCharmsAdvanced!"
"Advanced?
There's an advanced class? But aren't you in
Huffle-"
"OMGAmeeI'msosurprisedyouwouldeventhinkaboutthosestereotypes!I'mjustassmartasanyone!"
"I
never said you were
stupid."
"OhsonowyouthinkyoursometoughshitbeinginRavenclaw,hm?You'renotevenarealwitch!Youreparentsarenotmagic!Well,I'llseeyouaround!"
Amee
sighed and watched Sheeta storm off in the opposite
direction.
"SoIguessyou'reinCharmsAdvancedtooAmee?"
Amee
looked up from her desk. Sheeta was standing right above her.
"Why
are you in here?"
"Well,myschedulesaidthiswastheroom."
"So
this is actually Charms Advanced?" Amee was
befuddled.
"Yep!Isntitgreatthatwehaveaclasstogether?Moveyourbag,I'llsitbyyou."
Sheeta giggled and pushed Amee's backpack off the chair and onto the
floor. "OurteacherisFlitwick.Cantwaitforclass,canyou?"
"Oh,
I can." Amee yawned and buried her head back down into the
jacket that was acting as a
pillow.
"Youcantsleepinclass,youwontlearnanything!IthoughtyouwereinRavenclaw!Doyouwantapeiceofmyparchment?IgotitatHotSpot.Itspinkwithfaeriesonit."
"I'm
fine, thank
you."
"WellokaythenWOWisthattheteacher!HesREALLYshort!"
Amee
slowly lifted her head back up and was amazed to see something
shorter than her climbing up on a pile of textbooks.
"Humph!
Oh, Okay. Attention! May I have your attention, please!"
Professor Flitwick yelled over the class in a squeak voice, while
tapping his wand handle on the oak desk infront of him. "I'm
going to do attendance. When I speak your name, please say the word
'Present'." He picked up a small parchment. "Boot,
Terry!"
"Present!" A large, blonde Ravenclaw said
in quite a gruff and deep voice for an 11 year
old.
"Wowhe'salittleontheheavyside,isntheAmee?" Sheeta
whispered a little loudly.
"I guess..." Amee was still
too tired to care.
Once Flitwick finished yelling out names so
students could yell right back, he waved his wand around and
textbooks began appearing atop every desk.
"Turn to page 115.
We begin today with some basic disappearing charms."
Ari
groaned and sat up on the top bunk he was sharing with Boots. He
rubbed his eyes and looked over at the clock on the other
wall.
"Shit."
Ari flipped his gorgeous, somewhat
long, platinum blonde tresses. His great, magnificent and deep as the
ocean grey-blue-green-other pretty color orbs blinked majestically,
"I'm late, and it's the first day! Oh, woe is me! If only my
utter handsomeness could carry me to total and complete perfection!
And I'm in Ravenclaw! No one shall ever understand me here,
especially now that I am late for my first class! Dread of dreads!
Woe of woes! Pity of pities! I'm the only Malfoy to ever be in
Ravenclaw and the only person who slept in! No one shall ever
understand me! Oh, but now I must get dressed in clothes that do not
suit me because no one understands me, and I must go down to the
class which I am late for where everyone shall hate and scorn me!
WOE!"
He floated out of bed with grace befitting of a
Malfoy, and a princess. He was clad in a kingly robe of silver and
green, which flowed behind him in awe. He wore one of those floppy
peasant shirts, and those tight funny pants that vampires always seem
to wear. He flung open his suitcase and gasped. There was a hideous
orgy of blue and bronze. "Oh dear! Not again! Always, always I
am constantly reminded as a failure as a Malfoy! No one shall ever
understand that these are not my true colors! My colors are green and
silver! The colors of Slytherin! The colors of Malfoy! The
colors...of amore..." He sighed and held his clasped hands to
his bosom. The angst filled the room in a shower of dark black tears,
as black as poor Ari's soul had become. It became dreadful, really,
and after he had put on his hideous blue and bronze robes they had to
call Filch to come and clean it up.
Ari made his sexy way down the
stairs and found his way to the Charms class almost without any
errors. Even if he was in Ravenclaw, he was a Malfoy, and Malfoy's do
everything to perfection.
He stepped in through the door and sadly
found the only empty seat was next to that horrid Terry Boots. How
much Terry could one boy take?
"Hello. Why are you late..."
Flitwick looked down the parchment. "Ari Malfoy?"
Every
student gasped. A Malfoy? In Ravenclaw? Was the world really coming
to an end? Was Jesus going to come and swoop down onto the Quidditch
field and line the students up, taking the good and caging the
bad?
"I...um...slept in, Professor. I'm awfully sorry. I was
having trouble falling asleep." Ari hung his head down in
shame.
"Well, since it is your first day, I'll let it pass.
But don't do it again." Flitwick gave him a stern look and then
continued with the lesson.
"Please, everyone, with your desk
partner, come up to the table and grab a paperclip."
Ari
looked up at Terry Boots, and Terry nodded. He knew better than argue
with a Malfoy, and walked up to get the paperclips. When he came
back, he had to wipe the seat and table of strange black
puddles.
"Now, on page 115, please read and follow the
directions to disappear your first paperclip."
Terry read the
paragraph out loud for the poor, angsty Malfoy, and helped the blonde
pick up his wand and whisper the correct words.
"Okay, say
Disaperro." Terry gently grunted.
"Nobody understands
me!" Ari sniffled.
"It's okay. I'm sure no one will care
that you're a Malfoy after this class." Terry gently patted the
Malfoy's back. "Now, just say Disaperro and we won't fail
today's lesson."
"Blue and bronze are not my colors!"
Ari choked. "It clashes horribly with my hair! It clashes
horribly with my skin! It clashes horribly with my eyes! It clashes
with my soul!" Ari began to sob and more black puddles
appeared atop the desk.
Terry was a little more than disturbed,
but tried to help the Malfoy the best way he could anyways.
Back
at Amee's table, Sheeta was having some
problems.
"DisapperoDisapperoDisappero!1!" Sheeta
yelled, and jabbed her wand at the paperclip.
"You keep
saying it with two p's and one r." Amee shook her
head.
"Howdoyouknow!" Sheeta growled.
"Um...I
just do." Amee sighed. She had disappeared hers almost instantly
after Flitwick began talking.
"Very good, very good. Well, we
shall continue this lesson next week. Class dismissed." Flitwick
waddled off of his stack of
books.
"OhmygodthisissomuchfunIlovecastingspellsitsthegreatest,
butit'ssooooooodifficult, isn'titAmee?"
"Not really..."
Amee sighed. She gathered her things and walked out of class.
The
tables were filled with piles of food, which makes me wonder, why is
it that there are only about 4 people in Hogwarts who are fat? With
all that food they eat shouldn't they be as fat as a man who eats
Micky D's every day for 3 months? Anyways, the pretty, perfect people
of the Potterverse were indulging themselves in a well deserved hour
of gluttony.
"Master...would you want me to eat such things?
So many? Master, I need your guidance." Niena clasped her hands
in a religious way to her outrageously oversized and much too big for
an 11-year-old boobs.
"Wow. You're awfully religious."
Said a male voice behind her.
She opened her dazed, deep brown
orbs and turned to look at him. It was that sort of fat guy who was
talking to that dreadful looking geeky guy earlier, "Ah. You
were speaking to me?"
"Yeah. I was just saying you're a
really religious person. You never see people like that at
Hogwarts."
"But how can I not? The Master is wonderful.
So wonderful," She sighed, "If you knew, you'd understand.
You'd say I'm not being devoted enough."
"O...kay.
Well, my name's Ron Weasley. It's nice to meet someone with such big,
delightful...piety as you."
"Thank you. But I'm really
not doing enough. My name is Niena Bergin. Pleased to meet you."
She closed her eyes again and started to pray.
"Whoa! Hey!
Aren't you gonna talk to me or something? We just met, we should get
to know each other."
Niena opened her eyes, and slowly
smiled, "You're quite right, Mr. Ron. But I'm busy right now."
She motioned for him to come closer. Confused, he moved closer, "Come
to the Ravenclaw girl's dorms tonight. The password is
'Sparkleypoo'."
"Who picked that one?"
"Oh,
the main prefect of Ravenclaw, Merry Shu."
"What are we
going to do?"
Niena smiled a Cheshire grin, "You'll
see." She stood up and swished out of the Hall as if she was
never there.
Ron blinked, "I've gotta tell Harry."
Ron
ran back to the Gryffindor tables and jumped back into his seat next
to Harry. "I have something to tell you, Harry."
"What?"
Harry asked, mouth full of peanut butter jelly goodness.
"You
know that girl I was just talking to?"
"Yeah?"
"I'm
going to her dorms tonight!"
Harry coughed and food spilled
from his mouth out across the table. "You're going where?"
"To
a girls dorm!"
"Dammit Ron! This is our first night! Me
and Neville already planned playing Dungeons and Dragons! You can't
NOT play Dungeons and Dragons!"
"Harry, sometimes you
have to NOT play Dungeons and Dragons. I'm going to a GIRLS dorm. Not
some D and D party. I'm going to get me some feminine lovin', not
some dragon killings."
Harry sighed. "Ron, we're eleven.
We don't need girls. We need card games and fart jokes. Girls come
later."
"Maybe for you, Harry. But I'm already in the
future. Just think, I'll have a girlfriend, and by the way she was
acting, maybe she'll even play Dungeons and Dragons with us!"
Harry
rolled his eyes. "Girls can't play Dungeons and Dragons! They
don't have the necessary smartz that we have!"
"I heard
that." Hermione sat down across the two idiots. "I've been
playing Dungeons and Dragons since the age of five!"
"Yeah
right. I bet you were always the bard and everyone laughed at
you."
"I was not the bard! I'm a level 19 Elf
Warrior!"
"Puleez." Harry laughed, "I'm a
level 21 Ogre Mage. I could so whoop your ass."
"Ummmmm
you said a bad word!" Neville scolded shortly after he sat down
next to Hermione. Nobody cared, however.
"Well you know, I'm
better than both ya'll." Ron smiled. "I'm a level 23 Orc
Healer!"
"Ron, how many times do I have to tell you,
having a higher level doesn't always make you better?" Harry
slapped his forehead. "And why does it even matter to you. I
thought you had a girlfriend."
"Ron has a girlfriend?"
Hermione coughed. "Whatever. Even I wouldn't date him."
"No
one wants to date you Hermione." Ron reminded her.
"Oh!
How dare you! I hate you!" And with that she ran out of the hall
and into a random girls bathroom.
"Why does no one like me?
Aren't I sexy enough? I know I'm a helluvah lot sexier than that girl
Ron likes. What is so great about her anyways."
"Um,
excuse me, but you've just woken me from my meditation." Niena
stepped out of a stall. "You better have a damn good
reason."
"You! You're the one Ron likes!"
"Oh,
him? Yes, I suppose he might want to be my friend, but I'm not sure I
can trust him yet. Don't worry, I'm going to test him later tonight.
I found out something most horrific earlier today."
Hermione
wiped her eyes. "Like what?"
"Well, if you really
want to know, we're going to have to do a flashback."
"Alright
then. I could do with a good flashback."
FLASHBACK
Niena
sat in class, looking at the little rodent which she had turned into
a pat of butter. She was hungry. Would The Master mind if she ate
this rat/butter? Was butter nutritious? The Master always told her to
eat things that were good for her, because he cared about her. How he
would wrap his big, strong arms around her and say, "Niena, is
there something wrong, my dearest disciple?" And how she would
smile and look at him and say, "Master, as long as you're here,
there's nothing wrong with me." He would smile so wide after he
said that and then he would...
Well, dearie me, this is the
unimportant part of the flashback. Let's just skip over this. Now,
after Niena had transfigured her third rat she became bored. She
pulled a not-exactly pocket sized portable football game, the closest
thing she had to her brand new Nintendo Entertainment System out her
pocket and her thumb went to switch it on...on...on...ON. ON! ON ON
ON ON ON! WHY WON'T IT TURN ON!
Niena screamed.
"Miss
Bergin?" Professor McGonagall raised a thin, delicately penciled
eyebrow. She pursed her old, wrinkly and bright fire engine red lips.
She stood up and walked to her, her tiny lacey corset threatening to
burst all the while. Her thin, gossamer and of course, see-through
robes caught on her twelve inch stilettos. She tried to gracefully
free herself from her tangled robes, but ended up falling in a
somewhat graceful manner on the floor. Her leather pants squeaked as
she got up, "Is there a problem, Bergin?"
"Th-th-th-the
battery's dead or something. I forgot spares." Niena
whimpered.
"Bergin, there's probably nothing wrong with the
batteries. They just don't work in Hogwarts. That's why you're not
supposed to bring Muggle-"
Niena screamed again, "WHAT
DO YOU MEAN IT DOESN'T WORK!"
"Electricity and other
Muggle things don't work in Hogwarts. Now if you'll kindly stop
screa-"
Niena screamed again, a long, piercing and
heart-rending scream. She broke two windows.
"MISS BERGIN! 40
points from Ravenclaw! And every new scream will lose 50 more!"
Niena
collapsed, sobbing on the desk, moaning, "Master, Master, I've
failed you Master..."
END OF FLASHBACK
"Well,
that sounds um...like you had a pretty rough start. I'm Hermione."
She stuck out her hand.
Niena looked at the hand. "Well, I'm
Niena. I'm eleven, first year, and Ron likes me. I'm also Masters
personal secretary, maid and nurse."
"Who?"
"Oh
and cheerleader...I forgot cheerleader...and schoolgirl."
"Who
is Master?"
"You don't know?" Niena was shocked
once again. When would people learn? "How can you not know the
greatest of the great?"
"Um...well...maybe you could
explain?"
Niena laughed. "Not here, silly pants. Here,
tell you what, you come meet me up in my dorms tonight. You and that
Ron kid will both learn the power, the wonder, the gloriousness of my
beloved Master."
"Do I want to?"
"Yes, you
do. And I need help with something else anyways..."
"Like?"
Niena
looked behind her. "WOW. What is that?"
Hermione looked
up.
Then promptly screamed.
Professor Quirrell burst
into the Great Hall and shouted, "There's a troll...in...the
girls bathroom!" Everyone stared. "Thought you should
know." and then he fainted.
"Everyone! Back to your
dormitories immediately!" Dumbledore commanded. And the entire
student body left. Except of course, for two main
characters.
"Uh...where are you going, Neville?" Harry
asked.
"Well, I heard there was a troll in the girls
bathroom, so I thought I'd go into hiding with the rest of the
students."
"Oh. Well now, where did that Hermione run
off to?"
"Hey, I don't see Niena anywhere." Ron
cried. "How am I supposed to fall in love if she's not here.
Constantly. Forever. And ever. And -"
"Hm, can I have
your chocolate milk?" Harry asked. "I mean, you're not
really drinking it."
"Yeah, I guess so. But you owe me a
chocolate frog when we get back up to the dorms."
"Are
you almost done? I think we should be going."
Neville ran
back in. "Hey, just so you guys know, I heard Hermione was in
the girls bathroom where the troll currently is." And then he
ran back out. Quickly. Very Quickly. So Quick it was like...a
flash.
"Wow, that boy can run." Harry smiled.
"Hey,
didn't he say something about a bathroom?"
"No, he said
something about a Hermione."
"OH MY GOD!" Ron
shouted. But they continued to sit at the table.
"Dude, she's
in the bathroom with the troll!" Harry concluded. "Shouldn't
we go and do something?"
"Well, I don't see why not. I
mean, I get to see a girls bathroom AND go to a girls dorms
today."
"Well aren't you special." Harry muttered,
and threw away his milk carton. "Come on, I don't think we have
too much more time."
The two boys walked out of the
Hall.
"Hey, Hermione was lying! They don't have
couches!" Ron said angrily.
"We really need to focus and
getting rid of the troll, Ron." Harry whispered, pointing at the
large thing holding two females in short plaid skirts high next to
the ceiling tiles.
"They don't have free magazine
racks!"
"Ron, c'mon now. They could die!" Harry
whispered a little louder.
"They don't even have an
orchestra! Hermione said they had an orchestra!"
"Ron,
stop being stupid for ten minutes!"
And as if a switch in his
head went off, Ron was smart.
"Wingardium Leviosa!" Ron
shouted at the troll's club. It floated in the air and then bonked it
in the head, rendering it as stupid as well...as stupid as Ron
normally is.
Hermione and Niena fell from the Trolls
grasp.
"Niena! What are you doing in here?" Ron yelled,
and ran up to hug and grope his dream date.
"Geoff me!"
Niena yelled and punched.
"Sorry."
"What about
me?" Hermione cried, rubbing her butt from falling on the hard
marble flooring.
"What about you?"
