Our Time: Harry Potter Next Generation story

Entry V

The POV of Thomas Adam Prince

It was a beautiful sight, Hogwarts that is.

Each boat sat Four people, two in the front and two in the back. Rose, Vic's new friend, was the first to get in the boat. I thought Vic was going to sit beside her but Scorp was pushed beside Rose by his sister. So Vic and I are now sitting beside each other.

I looked at Vic her eyes were filled with Joy. I wondered what house Vic wanted to be in.

"Wow....this is even more incredible than how Mother and Father said it would be..." Vic said smiling

"It is a sight to remember." I said in response looking at her. she looked at me grinning.

she looks beautiful no matter what hair color she has or what I color she has the way she looks the best is when she looks at herself.everyone was mesmerized by the breathtaking view we got to hard work and stepped out of the boat in a huge blob of First Years Hagrid led us to the foyer were we meet the head-mistress McGonagall.

her hair up in a bun black hair with grey streaks

"welcome to Hogwarts when we enter through these doors you will be called to sit and be sorted into one of the four houses Slytherin Gryffindor Hufflepuff Ravenclaw. when you are sorted you will be to join your table and when we are done we will have a feast" she told all of us

headmistress open the doors as we often to the next room the Great Hall of the older years were sitting watching us come in we all got to the front and headmistress said. "Welcome back to Hogwarts those second years and higher and welcome first years! shall we start the sorting?" she said "let's start then!"

at the front there was an old three legged stool and a hat. the hat first out singing

"In times of old, when I was new,

And Hogwarts barely started,

The founders of our noble school

Thought never to be parted.

United by a common goal,

They had the selfsame yearning

To make the world's best magic school

And pass along their learning.

"Together we will build and teach"

The four good friends decided.

And never did they dream that they

Might some day be divided.

For were there such friends anywhere

As Slytherin and Gryffindor?

Unless it was the second pair

Of Hufflepuff and Ravenclaw,

So how could it have gone so wrong?

How could such friendships fail?

Why, I was there, so I can tell

The whole sad, sorry tale.

Said Slytherin, "We'll teach just those

Whose ancestry's purest."

Said Ravenclaw, "We'll teach those whose

Intelligence is surest."

Said Gryffindor, "We'll teach all those

With brave deeds to their name."

Said Hufflepuff, "I'll teach the lot

And treat them just the same."