This is Who I Am

Chapter Seven

I felt something slimy come across my face, leaving a trial of yucky wet stuff. There's a heavy weight on my chest, causing a shortage of breath. I slowly opened my eyes to see Dásos sitting on my stomach, licking my face to wake me up. With a groan and a glare pointed his way, I got up from the bed only to see the other girls in the dorm still sleeping. I glanced at the clock that hung on the wall, it was 6:30. Sighing I grabbed my clothes for the day, along with my toiletries and went to the bathroom to take a shower. Ten minutes later there was a banging on the door.

"Hurry up! We all need to take showers!"
With one last bang the person went away, and I finished up and clothed myself. I brushed my black hair as I walked out of the bathroom, I fed Dásos and kissed his furry head telling I'll be back soon. I looked at the time once more to see that it was 6:53, I grabbed my bag that held all my books in it and walked out of the dormitory, and into the common room. I decided to look around, as I didn't get a chance to last night. The walls were black with emerald green sofas and chairs. There was a huge silver chandelier hanging from the ceiling, book shelves lined the walls filled with many books. Green and silver rugs were placed on the stone floor, in front of the fireplace. Over all the common room had this cold and welcoming feeling, as well as a very elegant feel. I absolutely love it. I walked out of the common room and tried to remember where the Great Hall is located. Now that out of the dungeons I noticed a group of older students talking and walking. I didn't want to socialize so I decided to follow them until I recognized something from last night. Although my plan didn't go as planned, one of the students seen me and faced me. He looked to be 13 or 14, short brown hair, silver blue eyes. He had on a red and gold tie. He must be a Gryffindor.

"So little Slytherin, what do you think your doing? Following us, pfff, I bet you don't even know where you are." Well I'm glad I didn't speak to this group of people first. I looked around real quick, yep I know where I am. Dumbledore's gargoyle is right there across the hall, that means the Great Hall is a few halls down.

"You don't need to know what I'm doing or where in going, In fact I know exactly where I am. Now if you ever talk to me like that again, I'll show you what this little Slytherin can do." The boy laughed, the group did as well.

"And what can a peep squeak like you do?" He laughed some more. I smirked, I grabbed his tie so he can be face to face with me. His laughter stopped.

"You know absolutely nothing about me, you have no idea of what I have been through. You don't know the abilities I possess, I can beat your butt and leave you here to die if I wanted to. But since I'm so nice I'll let you off with a warning. Speak to me like that again, and your butt won't see the light of day for weeks. Understand?" He nodded his head furiously, I let go of him. As I started to walk off he regained some of his ego.

"Yeah, that's what I thought. You can't to anything to me." I stopped, turned to look at him and did something I never knew I could do. With just the thought of being next to him there I was, without thinking much of it I continued my actions of showing this boy exactly what I can do. I punched him in the stomach, and as he dubbed over in pain I shot my hand up and heard a popping noise that just so happens to be his nose. I grabbed the collar of his shirt and brought his ear down to my lips.

"Next time I suggest you keep your mouth shut and take note of my warnings. And if anyone hears about this, I can do more damage easily. Now I will be going to breakfast, have a great day." I let him go and flashed the terrified group a smile before walking into the Great Hall, I made my way to my table and sat down, but instantly got back up when I seen a certain dark haired boy at the Gryffindor table. Shrugging I walked over there and sat down next to the green eyed boy. He looked up at me, surprise in his eyes, he was about to say something when a very annoying voice chimed in.