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Morri was still reeling at Kat's vivid description of Ria's last words. Morri looked at Kat with eyes of disbelief. No way Ria Pocomtuc said that, the most lively girl in existence. Morri still remembered when she first met Ria. 1st year, just getting used to the school and a bunch of higher years began to try and haze Morri. And then Ria, a loved 2nd year because of her bloodline came to her rescue. Morri rests along side Kat as she thinks on the moment.
Morri looks at Kat, reassuring her nothing she could've done would've mattered. "It's not your fault Kat, we had no idea she was up there. Nothing done would have stopped her. You hear me? She felt like death was it, you said it yourself...but why? Why Ria of all people? The most full of life. I don't get it...". When Morri saw Kat in pain from wanting to embrace her more, Morri slapped her hand down to remind the girl to stop moving, instead wrapping her arms around the saddened serpent. However, when Kat said that she deserved what she got, Morri almost went red hot with burned blood. She beckoned Morri not to go anywhere. She lifted her embrace and stared at Kat with her eyes again, almost in a way that Kat should know better than to say such things. "You don't believe that. So shush with the self-destruction." Morri then lightened up a bit, feeling Kat's hand shake in hers. The tears were over and gone with Morri, but she knew Kat was more sensitive. Badass, but still sensitive. "You kidding me? We're practically adjoined at the hip. You'd need the vanishing spell to get rid of me. Somebody has to keep your ass in check."
The nurse brought over the tray of sweets Thomas had prepared for them. Neither had eaten all day, one was too hurt and one was too dazed. She gave a nice smile to Kat and Morri and walked back to her duties of cleaning the beds and clearing the space for more students who would come later. But she left Ria's bed untouched. She left everything as it was. She also left Morri's wand on her bed too, not wanting to push anything until Morri was ready.
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The sun starts to fall into the sky, dusk and night nearing. Morri and Kat was dozing off, but she could've sworn that she saw Sabrina Andrews storm past the infirmary, seemingly upset. After moments of rest Morri sits up on the bed, and takes a bite of one of the pastries, her blood warming and a pleasant sigh escaping her. She'd never let Thomas see, but these were damn good. She ate another, and then maybe one more after that. She must've rested for a while, seeing its almost dark and students wave past the door, handing the cards to the nurse to deliver to Morri and Kat. She didn't understand why they didn't come in and talk to them, maybe the Headmaster had said something to give them privacy? Surely someone would be in soon. The nurse then taps Morri on the shoulder.
Nurse: "You've been cleared, you can head to your room. Katalina needs more rest and recovery, you can visit her tomorrow."
"You missed the part where I'm not leaving."
Nurse: "Morri I really th--"
"I lost a friend today, almost a best friend. She's alive and hurt and you're asking me to leave because I'm physically okay. Would you leave?"
The nurse finally relents and continues her duties, as Morri sits up but never lets go of Kat. She takes her school robes off, getting a bit hot. Just outside the window, students on brooms can be seen flying around making lights with their wands. Their silhouette in the well starry night sky showed the shape of a heart, followed by a message that says 'GET WELL SOON!'. Morri smiles as she wakes Kat up. "Look, we got fans." Morri probably knew it was her quidditch team deciding to pay respects after practice. It was thoughtful and washed her with happiness. Morri still felt like she was dreaming, and any moment she'd wake up back to the routine, mundane day of Ilvermorny. "Can I please wake up now.." Morri gripped her necklace her mom gave her when she was younger, the trusty Stardust. She looked at the magical glow inside, the luminescence complimenting the ice on her eyes. She noticed Kat holding her necklace too, it was the fire to Morri's ice, Kat's more amber and a hotter color. It reminded Morri of her secret, one that no soul at this school knows, not even Kat. Many times she wanted to tell her, but many times she found that it wasn't the right time. Maybe now, while it's just them is the perfect time.
"Kat, I have something to t--"
She stops herself. She couldn't. "Something to talk about for tomorrow. Have you decided what NEWT's you want to finalize yet? Tomorrow are reviews and I don't know how I'm gonna focus with everything that's happened."
Tomorrow was Ilvermorny's day to review everything learned in classes so far, but for 6th and 7th years, it was also the last day to finalize what NEWT classes a student would take. Morri was pretty good at alot of things, but some students were exceptional at a few things. One thing she knew was her spells. Most students had to re-read what a spell is or does, but Morri's fascination with information has embedded it in her mind. A wizard could cast a spell many times, but when that spells calls for another application, the lack of mind prowess could be the death of them. Morri did wish she could have her poem book with her right now, a softer side of her no one but Kat and a few Horned Serpents know about.
Anything to take her mind off today, but instead Morri confronted the feelings. She wasn't run to put off and avoid. Ria would fight through...or would she?
She certainly didn't in the courtyard. Who was that girl? Morri struggled in believing that was Ria Pocomtuc.
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Mentioned - @Polaris North
Morri was still reeling at Kat's vivid description of Ria's last words. Morri looked at Kat with eyes of disbelief. No way Ria Pocomtuc said that, the most lively girl in existence. Morri still remembered when she first met Ria. 1st year, just getting used to the school and a bunch of higher years began to try and haze Morri. And then Ria, a loved 2nd year because of her bloodline came to her rescue. Morri rests along side Kat as she thinks on the moment.
Morri looks at Kat, reassuring her nothing she could've done would've mattered. "It's not your fault Kat, we had no idea she was up there. Nothing done would have stopped her. You hear me? She felt like death was it, you said it yourself...but why? Why Ria of all people? The most full of life. I don't get it...". When Morri saw Kat in pain from wanting to embrace her more, Morri slapped her hand down to remind the girl to stop moving, instead wrapping her arms around the saddened serpent. However, when Kat said that she deserved what she got, Morri almost went red hot with burned blood. She beckoned Morri not to go anywhere. She lifted her embrace and stared at Kat with her eyes again, almost in a way that Kat should know better than to say such things. "You don't believe that. So shush with the self-destruction." Morri then lightened up a bit, feeling Kat's hand shake in hers. The tears were over and gone with Morri, but she knew Kat was more sensitive. Badass, but still sensitive. "You kidding me? We're practically adjoined at the hip. You'd need the vanishing spell to get rid of me. Somebody has to keep your ass in check."
The nurse brought over the tray of sweets Thomas had prepared for them. Neither had eaten all day, one was too hurt and one was too dazed. She gave a nice smile to Kat and Morri and walked back to her duties of cleaning the beds and clearing the space for more students who would come later. But she left Ria's bed untouched. She left everything as it was. She also left Morri's wand on her bed too, not wanting to push anything until Morri was ready.
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The sun starts to fall into the sky, dusk and night nearing. Morri and Kat was dozing off, but she could've sworn that she saw Sabrina Andrews storm past the infirmary, seemingly upset. After moments of rest Morri sits up on the bed, and takes a bite of one of the pastries, her blood warming and a pleasant sigh escaping her. She'd never let Thomas see, but these were damn good. She ate another, and then maybe one more after that. She must've rested for a while, seeing its almost dark and students wave past the door, handing the cards to the nurse to deliver to Morri and Kat. She didn't understand why they didn't come in and talk to them, maybe the Headmaster had said something to give them privacy? Surely someone would be in soon. The nurse then taps Morri on the shoulder.
Nurse: "You've been cleared, you can head to your room. Katalina needs more rest and recovery, you can visit her tomorrow."
"You missed the part where I'm not leaving."
Nurse: "Morri I really th--"
"I lost a friend today, almost a best friend. She's alive and hurt and you're asking me to leave because I'm physically okay. Would you leave?"
The nurse finally relents and continues her duties, as Morri sits up but never lets go of Kat. She takes her school robes off, getting a bit hot. Just outside the window, students on brooms can be seen flying around making lights with their wands. Their silhouette in the well starry night sky showed the shape of a heart, followed by a message that says 'GET WELL SOON!'. Morri smiles as she wakes Kat up. "Look, we got fans." Morri probably knew it was her quidditch team deciding to pay respects after practice. It was thoughtful and washed her with happiness. Morri still felt like she was dreaming, and any moment she'd wake up back to the routine, mundane day of Ilvermorny. "Can I please wake up now.." Morri gripped her necklace her mom gave her when she was younger, the trusty Stardust. She looked at the magical glow inside, the luminescence complimenting the ice on her eyes. She noticed Kat holding her necklace too, it was the fire to Morri's ice, Kat's more amber and a hotter color. It reminded Morri of her secret, one that no soul at this school knows, not even Kat. Many times she wanted to tell her, but many times she found that it wasn't the right time. Maybe now, while it's just them is the perfect time.
"Kat, I have something to t--"
She stops herself. She couldn't. "Something to talk about for tomorrow. Have you decided what NEWT's you want to finalize yet? Tomorrow are reviews and I don't know how I'm gonna focus with everything that's happened."
Tomorrow was Ilvermorny's day to review everything learned in classes so far, but for 6th and 7th years, it was also the last day to finalize what NEWT classes a student would take. Morri was pretty good at alot of things, but some students were exceptional at a few things. One thing she knew was her spells. Most students had to re-read what a spell is or does, but Morri's fascination with information has embedded it in her mind. A wizard could cast a spell many times, but when that spells calls for another application, the lack of mind prowess could be the death of them. Morri did wish she could have her poem book with her right now, a softer side of her no one but Kat and a few Horned Serpents know about.
Anything to take her mind off today, but instead Morri confronted the feelings. She wasn't run to put off and avoid. Ria would fight through...or would she?
She certainly didn't in the courtyard. Who was that girl? Morri struggled in believing that was Ria Pocomtuc.
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