Cassiopeia Black, daughter of Sirius Black, she embodies her father's confidence and mischievous spirit while showcasing exceptional intelligence that even rivals that of Hermione Granger.
As a young witch facing the tumultuous times of a world on...
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Cassiopeia Black grew up to be exactly like her father. She was mischievous, confident and smart. She had jet black wavy hair, that tumbled down her back, along with her father's stormy grey eyes.
Although she grew up loved by the Weasley family she still longed to have her father with her. Molly and Arthur made sure she grew up knowing all about her parents and reminding her how much they loved her. Her Uncle Remus would often stop by to tell her about the adventures they got up to when they were at Hogwarts.
The Weasleys loved the young girl like their own and were very protective over her. Bill and Charlie would always make time to read and play Quidditch with her. Percy would give her old books that he no longer wanted. The twins and Cassie were inseparable since the day she moved in, they would spend days pranking, playing Quidditch and hiding in their treehouse.
Ron and Ginny adored the girl that would make sure they weren't left out or pranked by the twins too often. Ron loved that she would take time out of her day to talk with him and share her snacks. Ginny liked not being treated like the baby of the family and appreciated all the help the older girl would give her.
She was their ray of sunshine.
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Once thing Remus Lupin hated was waking up Cassiopeia Black. She was like her father in many ways but especially in the way she loved her sleep. He opened the door to see her wrapped in her covers, he picked up a pillow from the floor before throwing it at her. "Wake up Cass!" He shouted, noticing her trunk still unpacked. "You have to leave soon and you still need to pack."
She raised her head from her pillow, reluctantly pulling the covers off her and getting to her feet. Remus laughed as he left to arrange his own belongings for the trip.
She quickly packed her stuff into her trunk, making sure to shove her extra snacks at the bottom. She had learnt over the years from Remus that it was always handy to have snacks near. Once she had pulled her jeans and jumper on she went downstairs to see Remus reading the Daily Prophet.
"All ready for your first year of teaching?" Cassie questioned as she made some toast.
Remus looked up from his paper and greeted her with a smile. "All ready, just a few bits to do before I leave. Are you all packed now?"
"Yeah, I did it before I came down."
"I thought you were doing it last night?"
"Yeah, I was going to do but it turns out sleep was a better idea." She shrugged.
Remus shook his head with a laugh. "Just like your father, always leaving it till the last minute." He folded up the paper and stood up to place a kiss on her head before he left the room. "Don't spend too long down here or you'll be late." He called out to her.
