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A FEW WEEKS had passend by since the second task and the term was slowly coming to an end. The exams had been finished and the only important thing happening at Hogwarts war the third and last task.
The festive orchestra music quietly reaching the champions changing rooms through the corridors underneath the grandstand.
Annabeth was sitting on the only, rather uncomfortable wooden bench besides Harry, listening to Molly, who was rammbling about her worries concerning Harry's well-being.
To the twins suprise, the whole Weasley family had come as visitors for Harry, even Ron's two eldest brother's Bill and Charlie.
Ron and Hermione had also been there a moment before, but went to save some seats for the family.
The brunnet gave her brother a pointed look, while she turned her body towards him. "You can do this, Harry. You came this far- it's only this one last task."
The boy nodded at her statement, but seemed to be caught up in his own thoughts.
Annabeth placed a hand on his shoulder, pulling him out of his thoughts, "Please- be careful, okay?"
Her brother nodded quickly while he made eye contact with her. Annabeth gave him a quick hug before she slowly got onto her feet and made her way out of the room.
Entering the dim lit hallway, she spotted a couple of heavily bearded wizards, who all seemed to be from several newspapers.
They were all talking to Dumbeldore and turned quickly when they heard Annabeth's footsteps echoing from the walls. But they all quickly lost interesst in her, realizing that she wasn't one of the Champions.
The Potter girl continued her way down the corridor, hurrying past them as quickly as she could before she stopped infront of the door that lead to Cedric's room.
Annabeth new that his parents we're with him, which made her quiet nervous. She pulled her sleeves down, exhaling heavily before she knocked at the door.
