[COMPLETED] Book One
Immer Rein has been a repeated phrase throughout the young Black children's lives that they hardly knew anything else, the term 'always pure' was to be upheld by any means necessary.
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Cassiopeia Aurora Black was not what her p...
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With coming days of November floating in, was Aurora simply talking to Lily as they were on their way to lunch that faithful afternoon. Since the Salem graduate had been getting loads of gifts from her friends at Ilvermorny it was a little bit of a history lesson for Aurora to explain the humble muggle-born witch.
However, as curious as Lily was she wasn't as careful. Especially when Rabastan had turned the corner as well, although he called her out, making the two girls smiled to him but his entire attention had been to Aurora.
As he was taught to ignore Mudbloods and everyone near their race and terms. "Are you sitting with me today Rory? I'm sure your brother could use a good word to soothe his stress on the potions exam." She simply agreed, but before he knew it the girls had continued their conversation on Thanksgiving and muggle things as such.
Rory's first mistake.
"Aurora...I think you should end your conversation with this mud blood before someone—" The girl instantly jumped away from the boy, glaring intensely to the bloke who not only interrupted their chat, but managed to insult her friend. Thus enacting a pitted glanced managed to surface for Lily.
"Lils I'll meet you later." She simply stated and it allowed the girl to leave without any harm done, although it made Rabastan happy and he was about to hook his arm around her she simply jumped back.
"You don't have to be so blatantly rude Raba." She hissed, and that caught him off guard now as well.
"Rory she's a filthy mudblood, you shouldn't have to associate with the lot of them you know. Even if Slughorn commanded it." The girl gawked at the evil spewing from his propaganda infested mind.
"She's smart Rabastan, for a Muggle-born witch she excels. It's interesting to hear everything about her world and what it's like to live in ours...But clearly, you don't see the value in that." With that she turned away from him entirely, hugging her book close and treading off further down the hallway. On the other side however, Sirius had waved his friends off after hearing such a conversation.
Pride swelled into his stomach as he heard her defense on Ms.Lily Evans.
Rory didn't like the word just as much as he did and it pained to hear it in their own household so frequently. There was nothing wrong with muggle-born witches or half-bloods. His sister had calmly stated her reasoning but the bloke did not understand that what so ever.
"Rory listen it's—"
"I don't have to listen to you Rabastan, not a word. I can't just ignore everyone who's a muggle-born or half-blood, that's not how the world works. We're the lesser population, and we're isolated enough." That hit a mark that neither one of the males listening in wanted to hear.
