AI10100
Expert Lurker
Location: Hogwarts Express
Interacting with: Caelum
Mentions: Ves
Felissa smiled as she managed to cut him off. Of course, she didn't just want to go because they were blocking the corridor, but because she didn't want to be out in the open and talking about her family life. It ran through too many security risks. Of course, she had been careful so that no one would hear them, but she still felt odd. So the fact that he had agreed, albeit putting on a small play, made her feel at ease. She followed her, but not even a full step later, he seemed to have stopped. Felissa managed to avoid bumping into his large frame as she paid attention to what was happening. Curious, she tilted her head to the side - a habit she picked up from somewhere. It became second nature for her to do it. Though why would Caelum suddenyl stop like that? Did he have anything else to say? Or did he see someone familiar?
Her question was answered when he finally spoke. There was a momentary look of confusion on her face. But then she broke into a smile - probably the sincerest and biggest one she had ever given him, shortly followed by a giggle. It would seem that Caelum had managed to break her somehow. Though it only lasted for only a moment before she managed to recompose herself. "Caelum, my good friend, I would not expect anything less from you." She pointed out, patting his chest and offering him her genuine smile once more before it disappeared into her neutral face once more. "When push comes to shove, I know that I can always count on you." She continued. There were things she could only count on her brother for, but Caelum always came in the picture when everything went wrong. He was the kind of guy who looks out for his friends, and befriending him wasn't a bad idea at all. It was reassuring to hear that someone had their back. She was sure that at one point, they would have to fully resist the Dark Lady. With Felix's sense of justice and her personal hatred for anyone Voldemort-related, there were bound to be some conflicts and major clashes between them. While they would not outright attack the woman, she would at least make sure to try and protect the students as much as possible. Felissa would not stand to see her fellow students harmed. Not without its proper consequences.
Felissa had wondered why she took over Hogwarts instead of simply destroying it. It would have cut off the potential wizards and witches to their education and no one would know how to fight against her - or at least, there would be very few who would know. But maybe that was the reason. Was she trying to train them in her image? Felissa had never despised an idea so much in her life. The thought of working under her - under a Voldemort follower and murderer. But there was little to do, not when she was in so much power. No, they had to bade their time well. Felissa will not allow her to taint the halls of Hogwarts as Severus Snape... no, Voldemort had done - or even that Umbridge lady from before. Never again. Felissa would make sure of that fact.
Seeing as he had moved on with a pat on her shoulder, she began following behind him. Felissa's mind was going a mile a minute, thinking of various ways to annoy the dark witch without angering her too much, or finding out who was responsible. Felissa may have been a prefect, but she wasn't going to follow a usurper of the Hogwarts Headmistress position. That belonged to Professor McGonagall, and no one else. Since Caelum had found an empty compartment, Felissa entered. "Your mother gave you good manners lessons." She said before taking her seat and then adjusting her robes. She had a little more time before the Prefect Meeting so she decided to speak, "So, you were telling me about your 'badass' summer vacation."
Location: King's Cross Station --> Hogwarts Express
Interacting with: Dominique
Mentions: DatBoi
Felix nodded at her. "Yeah, hopefully." He muttered. With the whole dark witch shebang going on, he didn't exactly know what kind of things he would be doing as Head Boy. He wanted to speak about it to the other prefects but he didn't know who he could trust. For all he knew, a Ravenclaw pureblood may have been supporting her, or a Hufflepuff Half-blood, or a Gryffindor elitist, or a Slytherin. He didn't know the other prefects too well, especially those who just came in for their fifth year. Felix knew he could trust his sister, Dominique and Bethany. His sixth year Hufflepuff prefects were quite trustworthy too, but he had yet to test that. Felix let out a sigh. He just wished that this whole dark witch thing would just end already. Last time someone tried to do what she did, they died. Voldemort was such a big influence, even after his death. It was a shame his name didn't just die with him.
"Sweet. Let's hurry up then." He said as he stowed away her stuff and then urging her to hurry up which was eventually helped by the fact that it was already nearing eleven and that meant the train was going to move - whether they wanted it to or not. "I feel bad for Cael though, since we have to go to the Prefect meeting later and leave him all alone~" He teased. It wasn't like the tough Hufflepuff wouldn't find a way to find some other companions. The guy knew almost everyone and befriended almost everyone - it's the main reason why he and Cael had gotten along so well, aside from the fact that they both previously played for the Hufflepuff Quidditch team.
He then peeked through the compartment doors to track down his sister. However, as he walked, his tone grew serious and it was obvious that he was in no rush as he walked. "You know you're one of the few people I do trust. Fully, I mean." He admitted to her. Though the particular reasoning here wasn't because she actually did something to earn this kind of trust, but because she was related to the affected people. He had his hands inside his pockets as he walked - his posture relaxed but also seemed tense. "You know about her, don't you? Morgana, the dark witch who took over the Ministry not too long ago." His tone was smooth, not showing much worry - though not really showing much emotion either. "Since she had recently laid claim upon Hogwarts, I need all the help I can get from the prefects... no, everyone. Since going is mandatory, we can't do anything about it, but I want everyone to stay safe. Try not to create too much ruckus, not until we're absolutely sure we can take her on."
He had no doubt that some would rise to the challenge - to defeat the dark witch like the students of Hogwarts defeated Voldemort before. That much was a given, and Felix wanted to aid them. But before that can become reality, they would need to practice. They needed to find those smart enough to outpace the enemy, and brave enough to not fear dying, loyal enough to stay and fight and cunning enough to get the upper hand. Felix was sure that most of the sixth years and seventh years would already be capable enough to fight, but the younger ones? They had to worry about them, and with the faculty being replaced with those who follow Morgana... well, it would be difficult to do so. They had to play their pieces correctly if they wanted minimal casualties.
They were dangerous, if they managed to take over the Ministry. Even his mother was on the run from them, and she was an amazing Auror. He didn't even know if he would survive by the end of their little rebellion - if there would be any. Felix gave her a smirk. "Honestly, this is the worst time to be Head Boy."