Ravyn walked down to the slytherin table, there was no one there. she smiled to herself, she didn't have to talk to any one! she poured herself a glass of orange juice and got some bacon, and sat there doing her potions homework.

Saku sat down at the other end of the table, but, noticing Ravyn and recognising her as the girl who had argued with Kendrix the other night, he slid along the empty bench until he was right next to her, probably too close for comfort. He leaned over her shoulder. "What are you reading?" he murmured in his strange, drawling voice. "Oh. Potions. How...uninteresting." He smirked at her, sarcasm in his voice. He'd heard her say that she was Snape's daughter; anything he could say to provoke her... She'd been quite interesting when she got angry.

"It is quite uninteresting, but as it seems it is all that I have left to do!" Ravyn began to fell a little uncomfortable so she slid down a little.

His smile widened, showing his pure white teeth - they were so white they almost made his skin look tanned. His somewhat pearly lips looked blood red next to them. "You're interesting," he murmured out loud, drumming his fingers on the table and regarding her in a new light. "Very irritating, but quite interesting..."

She rolled her eyes, "If you say so, but I seem to recall you telling that girl the same thing, except she wasn't irritating!" Ravyn didn't want to call Kendrix her sister because she refused to be realted to her family!

"Kendrix? Oh, yes, she is very interesting. But not in the same way as you are. She is interestingly beautiful; whereas you are...merely a curiosity. I wonder how that pretty little head of yours works," he added jovially, tapping her on the forehead with one of his long, pale fingers as he did.

"Did I tell you, you could touch me?" she asked moving down a little more. "I don't see how you can find that girl interesting" She said the last part with disgust.

"Well," Saku said, retreating a few millimetres and pouting a little as he tried to defend himself. "She is very beautiful, really. Her hair, and her skin. And her blood smells as if it would be divine!" He licked his lips, showing her his fangs for a fraction of a second.

"Well, you have fun with that!" she said sarcastically.

"Oh, I will..." he muttered in a low, dangerous tone, staring at her menacingly and biting his lip lightly with his sharp fangs. I wonder how much this girl actually cares about Kendrix. They're meant to be sisters, as far as I understand...

Ravyn got a creepy feeling from him when he spoke, she looked at him and then back to her homework, "I may not want to be related to her, but if you hurt her, you will wish you hadn't!

"Aha!" he cried, leaning back and pointing at her. "I knew it! I knew you cared! Ha!" He smirked at her; they both knew he was joking. But was he? Kendrix's blood certainly had smelt very tempting to him... And it wouldn't be that difficult to fight this one, if it came to it... But no, he mustn't think that way. Or he'd have to go home, far away from other students.

"I don't care about her!" she said simply, "If it were some one else I would say the same!" She hoped that no one else knew that she enjoyed having a sister, she grew up alone, Fleur was only her friend, she wasn't the sister type to her.

I walked over to the Slytherin table. "Ravyn, have you seen Rae?" I asked her.

"Well, well, well, someone's touchy on the sister subject," he whispered into her ear, grinning widely and flicking some hair from his face. "If you get so angry every time someone mentions her, people will start wondering..." He whipped round to face the other girl as she arrived, giving her a quick glance up and down. Pretty, but...