We Will Go Down In History (Remus X OC)

Chapter 26

I didn't have fun during the holidays, mostly because I dreaded the approaching full moon, but also because I couldn't help but feel horrible.

I hadn't only been cruel to Viel, I had been towards Atlas, the whole slytherin house, my friends and everyone that cared about me.

Coming back to hogwarts bad never felt so wierd, I wasn't sure whether my friends would talk to me or not.

Surely they called me an idiot, than proceeded to treating me like they always had. Though I was certain I had ruined my friendship with Viel for good.

She stopped hanging out with me and avoided talking to me at all costs. If she had to, no longer did she go by my first name, she went back to calling me Lupin. It was truly a horrible feeling.

Just like every full moon, I walked down to the willow with madame Pomfrey. Than I would wait out my transformation, lose all consciousness knowing that my friends would take over.

"do you think we can go now?" Siruis asked James,

"Yeah, I'm pretty sure we can! Peter?"

"Yeah I'm on it," peter transformed himself into his Animagi form and scattered over to the tree.

After its branches stopped moving, both James and Siruis transformed themselves, joining Peter down the tree's tunnel.

As they entered the small house, their familier friend laid peacefully on the ground. No longer in his human form, fully taken over by the moon.

Once again reunited the four mauraders left the willow tree behind and begun their monthly adventure.

Things never got out of hand, or at least never to badly out of hand. They always had pretty much nothing under control.

Just like for this full moon, they had not anticipated that the young werewolf would decide to wonder off back to the school grounds.

The deer, small rat and black dog chased after the werewolf back into hogwarts. Why would he have decided to come here, never had he done it before.

As the three Animagi searched for their lost friend in the outside corridors of hogwarts, they heard a familiar voice.

Humming to an unknown tune, the mauraders had realized why the werewolf had wonder back onto school grounds.

A student was up out of bed and the werewolf had smelled their scent. Only one other student was as mischievous as the mauraders to be walking about at night. Viel.

The three Animagi scattered, pranced and ran around, frantically trying to find the girl before Remus would have done so.

Just as they laid eyes on her, they realized they were a little to late, on the opposite side of the corridor, yellow eyes gaze at the young girl.

As her glance meet the werewolf's, she couldn't help but let out a little yelp. She pulled out her wand and called "Stupify!" on the moons son.

As the spell hit the wolf he fell to the ground, the young girl had calmed this familiar unknown man.

Quickly she turned on her heels, pointing her wand at the 3 strange beasts. She frowned her eyes as she recognized the forest animals. Turned back around and slightly sighed.

"You are such dumbass's," she said shaking her head,

The three Animagi looked at each other, had she realized who they were or was she just tired.

"Stop messing around," she screamed at the three animals, "I'm not carrying him on my own!"

They hesited not sure what to do, but when she screamed their names they changed back at once.

"How did you know it was us?" James asked her as he walked closer,

"I can count four, and this is totally something you'd all do and you all kind of act like your Animagi,"

"Not true!" shouted Siruis growling at her,

"Sure thing padfoot, even your nicknames are hints,"

The 3 mauraders looked at each other, "what are we going to do," Asked James confused,

"I hit him with a Stupify, he's going to be out for awhile, like I said let's move him back wherever he was to start of with,"

"that would be the whomping willow," Peter said,

"God damnit, I knew there was something off about that tree," whispered Viel to herself,

"And tomorrow what are we going to do," James frowned his eyes looking at Viel,

"Pretend this didn't happen," Viel inclined, "It's better off he doesn't know that I'm aware of his condition,"

"But why not tell?" Siruis asked,

"Because I'd prefer he tell me when he's ready,"