Outside of, what the Devils would come to refer to, the Leech-Lockhart-Incident, nothing particularly interesting occurred during the shopping trip. Before they knew it, the day where they boarded the Hogwarts Express arrived. While they didn't really pay attention to most of the people on the platform, there were two individuals that caught Enuma's attention.
One of the two individuals that caught Enuma's attention was a fellow redhead who kept her hair tied in a pair of braids with brown skin and yellow eyes. What was unusual about the yellow eyed girl (besides her eye color) was not only the fact that she was quite athletic for her age (which was probably eleven, considering that the Red Duchess hadn't seen her at Hogwarts last year), had a presence that felt both wild and proud, and a figure that showed signs of her being an early bloomer, but also that she was being seen off by a man with a total of three scars running across his face that made Enuma feel a very vague feeling of deja vu (for some reason).
The other individual was another girl, this time with short white hair, European pale skin, azure colored eyes and somewhat Asian facial features, more specifically Japanese. But it wasn't just the girl's appearance (and the fact that she too showed signs of being an early bloomer) that caught Enuma's attention. And that was the distinctive scent of salt water that the girl seemed to try and cover up, making the scent of salt water not as potent. Considering that Hermione, regardless of what she tried, couldn't completely cover up her own scent of salt water, it made Enuma suspect that the white haired girl, much like Hermione, held the power of a Phantom-Ship.
The inevitable headaches of having to deal with Lockhart on a regular basis, due to the guy announcing that he was going to be Hogwarts' latest Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher… once someone managed to undo Aleister's spell that turned Lockhart into a leech (literally), aside. The entirety of Enuma's Peerage came to the unanimous conclusion that the upcoming year was definitely going to be interesting… and hopefully not in the cursed sense of the word.