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"Look at all this homework!" I shouted as I slammed all my homework on the table the trio and I were working at.
"Tell me about it, I'm never gonna get through all this AND study a bit more." Ron replied while glaring at Hermione.
"All of this homework on top of quidditch practice. Do they expect me to do every last bit of it?"
"Maybe that's your punishment for sneaking off to Hogsmeade." Harry said as he flicked through his book.
"I'm lucky no one noticed I snuck up to the shrieking shack."
"You what?" The three Gryffindor looked at me shocked.
"Oh yeah, forgot to mention that part. Quirrell ALSO followed me there you know, left me to die in the branches of the Whomping Willow too!"
They looked at me with disbelief and carried on studying. "I'm not lying."
"Alright. Ron, Harry, what are the twelve uses of dragon blood?" Hermione spoke, changing the subject and staring at the 2 boys.

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"I'll never remember this!" Ron burst out as he threw his quill on the table in front.
"Be quiet! You'll get kicked out of the library for the hundredth time this WEEK." Harry scolded Ron as they both looked out the window.
"I'd rather be out there in the sun rather than in here surrounded by smelly old books." Ron spoke as he shut his book.
"Ah, spring is a lovely season, isn't it?" I ask the 3 opposite me (I'm a poet and I didn't know it)

"Hi Hagrid! What are you doing in the library?" Ron called, making me turn my head to see Hagrid. Hagrid quickly hid something behind his back as he walked closer to us.
"Jus' lookin. What're you lot doin'? Not still lookin for Nicholas Flamel are yeh?"
"We found out who he was ages ago." Ron said proudly.
"And we know your dog is guarding the philosophers sto-" I begin to tell him.
"Shhh!" Hagrid shushed us loudly, making Pince look our way. "Don' go shoutin' abou' it, what's wrong with yer?"
"We wanted to ask you about what's guarding the stone apart from Fluffy." Harry spoke.
"SHH! Listen, come and see me later, I'm not promising I'll tell ya much though."
"See you later then!" Harry called as Hagrid left.
"You four, out!" Madam Pince came up to us and kicked us out of the library. "I'd better look into seeing if I can permanently ban you two." She said again, looking at Ron and I.

When Pince walked off we hid behind the bookshelves so she couldn't see us.
"Wow she really dislikes you two, what have you both done to her?" Harry asks Ron and I.
"Never mind that." I told him.
"What was Hagrid hiding behind his back?" Hermione asked us.
"I'll go see what section he was in." Ron said, sneaking off.
He came back a minute later with a pile of books in his arms and placed them on the floor, making us all sit down crossed legged on the ground.
"Dragons! He was looking up stuff about dragons!" Ron spoke as he held up a book.
"Do you think he has his own dragon?" I ask as we look through the books. I'd already read them all last year.
"Doubt it, it's illegal to have them here in Britain." Ron told me.
"Why?" Harry asked Ron.
"Well it'd be difficult to keep a dragon in your back garden. Let alone hiding them muggles. Anyway, you can't tame dragons. It's dangerous."
"I'll bet I could tame one!" I whispered, causing the three to look weirdly at me.
"You should see the burns Charlie's got off the wild ones in Romania!" Ron told the other 2 Gryffindors. "They're crazy/cool." Ron and I said, me saying the cool part.

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"So what on earth do you think Hagrid's up to?" Hermione questioned as we got to his hut.
"Furthermore, why are all the curtains closed?"
"He's clearly hiding a dragon in there." I joke to Hermione, seeing as she looked a bit worried.
"Funny." Was all she said before she knocked on the door.
It was boiling hot inside the hut. Although it was a very warm day today.

"So, yeh wanted ter ask me somethin?"
"Yes, we were wondering if you could tell us what else is guarding the stone apart from Fluffy." Harry told him as we sat down in different places around the hut. Staying away from the fire, since it's boiling.