Hannah checked on Luna before heading back to her own room. The younger witch was sound asleep.
"Poor thing," Hannah whispered. Harry and Ron hadn't reported anything back to her. Still shaken from everything, Hannah didn't bother trying to go back to sleep.
Instead she sat down at her desk and scribbled a quick note of everything that had happened. She wanted her thoughts on paper before she started coming up with, what she knew would be insane, ideas.
She'd always had some trouble separating fancy from fact. Her mind drifted back to the idea of Sirius Black becoming a flowering shrub. Everyone had made fun of her for weeks after that.
She carefully wrote down everything Luna had said, even the part about the Crymson Cryders. She had never heard of such creatures. She wondered if she had taken Care of Magical Creatures in school she would have known what Luna had been talking about.
She quickly summoned a book from her shelf. It wasn't a complete list of magical creatures, but featured the most common. Finding nothing she tossed the book aside.
"Hannah, are you awake?" Luna's voice called from the doorway.
"I'm up. Come on in." Luna's eyes studied Hannah's living quarters.
"It doesn't look like you yet," she commented.
"I've only been here a few weeks. Give it time. How are you feeling this morning?"
"Confused. I still don't quite understand what happened, or why. I mean, there was nothing in my bag worth stealing. Did Harry and Ron say anything yet?"
"No, they didn't come back last night." Hannah glanced at the clock. "The guests should be starting to wake. I've got to get started on making breakfast."
"Can I help? I can, um, make tea? If you like tea that smells like dirty socks." Hannah laughed.
"No, but come along anyway." Luna followed Hannah downstairs. A few guests were already mingling around.
"Good morning," Hannah said entering the room. Ms. Mayhew waved.
"Good morning, Ms. Abbott. Come down to start the coffee?"
"Yes, I did. I'm sorry about the delay."
"No worries. No one's started a riot yet. Good morning," Ms. Mayhew said looking at Luna.
"Good morning," Luna replied brightly before following Hannah into the kitchen area.
"Normally this area is off limits to guests, but you're an exception." Hannah didn't have to do much to get breakfast started. She started the coffee maker and put on a kettle for tea. The Cauldron had a cook who would be coming in in half an hourish.
"There's some pastries left over from yesterday, can you do a warming charm?"
"Yes, I'm decent at charms." Hannah nodded letting Luna cast. Within a few minutes there was coffee, tea, and freshly warmed pastries.
"Ms. Abbott, you have a visitor." Hannah glanced at Luna.
"Stay here, I'm not sure who's here." Hannah whispered still a bit worried about Luna's safety.