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☆ﾟ. * ･ ｡ﾟ☆ﾟ. * ･ ｡ﾟ
Dahlia woke up earlier than usual the next day. She was eager to find the girl and figure out what happened to her.
She felt like she had seen her somewhere before, but she couldn't quite put her finger on it. After all, the girl's face was covered in blood and Dahlia wasn't close enough to be able to distinguish her features.
Dahlia got dressed as quickly and as quiet as she could, making her way out of the Ravenclaw tower. She started descending the stairs, wondering where she should start looking first.
Of course she thought about the Gryffindor tower, after all, the blonde girl was wearing a red and gold tie, the Gryffindor colours. But she couldn't exactly get inside of it without being noticed. Especially this early in the morning. She wouldn't even be able to get Parvati to help because she was probably still sleeping like her sister.
Dahlia took a long breath as she stared at the stairs that led up to the Gryffindor tower. Deciding against it, she turned around and started to head outside the castle.
The first time she had seen the girl was near the Forbidden Forest, so there could be a chance that she was there. Maybe one of the creatures there hurt her, Dahlia thought. She quickly made her way outside without being spotted by any of the ghosts or teachers.
She soon stood in front of the Forbidden Forest, chills running up her body as she looked up at the trees. She had to go in no matter what. Maybe she would find the girl, maybe not. But she had to at least try. Even if it meant going in alone.
She held in a long breath as she took small steps towards the forest. The weather wasn't helping either. It was very dark for the time. The clouds stood in front of the sun, blocking almost all the light to pass through. Dahlia was closer and closer to finally getting in the forest but she was suddenly stopped by a voice behind her.
"Dahlia? What are you doing here?"
Turning around, a sigh of relief escaped her as it prolonged her way into the forest. Upon seeing who was talking to her, she rolled her eyes and turned back to look at the trees.
"Doesn't matter. Why are you here?"
"I have Quidditch practice later but couldn't sleep anymore. So I came to do it alone while I waited for everyone."
He stood besides her, looking at her and then at the forest. He seemed to be putting one and one together, his eyebrows raised in thought.
"Are you still looking for that girl?"
"Yes. You interrupted me."
"Well you looked like you needed it. You stood here for nearly ten minutes."
"Fuck off."
He chuckled as he stared down at the ground, kicking a few small rocks that were on the ground.
