Adelaide Burke is the daughter of the cruel, pureblood Burke Family. She is expected to uphold the ideals and standards of her family, but her conscious pulls at her as she sees the unspeakable things her family and friends do to support the Dark Lo...
The first couple of weeks flew by as everyone settled into their classes. Draco had recruited a couple guys from Durmstrang that shared their Potions class to join their friend group, Luca Fabris from Italy and Sebestyen Katona from Hungary. They were both pureblooded, of course, and were very stern in nature at first. Luca seemed to have a permanent scowl on his face that would cause anyone to believe they had a piece of hair sticking up or something stuck in their teeth. Sebestyen was fairly tall with sandy blonde hair and deep blue eyes. He had a scar that started above his eyebrow and went down across his face that made him look ruggedly handsome and a bit intimidating. His father, more commonly known as the Dragon King, owned and bred most of the dragons in the Wizarding World. Adelaide assumed that's where Sebestyen's scar came from.
They both, however, took a strong liking to Adelaide, especially Sebestyen. Her gentle nature, beautiful appearance, and soft voice made her very attractive to him. Luca and Sebestyen would even go out of their way to sit with her at meals, walk with her to class, or study with her in the library. Draco tried to hide it, but he regretted bringing them into their friend group and would become very jealous seeing how close they were getting to Adelaide.
"Look at them, pathetic. They follow her around like two lost dogs." Draco growled to Crabbe and Goyle as the two Durmstrangs eagerly partnered with Adelaide and Viola for their potion.
Adelaide didn't mind them, she actually quite enjoyed their company and strong personalities. She would ask Sebestyen about dragons as often as she could, thinking about the first task of the tournament. It wasn't hard getting him to talk about dragons either because his eyes would brighten and he could talk about them for hours on end. Luca was very knowledgable about magical creatures, living in northern Italy granted him access to different types of terrains such as mountains, forests, and seas which all had diverse ranges of creatures. She asked him about mermaids, sirens, grindylows, and other types of water creatures to help with the second task in the Black Lake. They both proved to be extremely useful and kind. She felt bad for thinking all Durmstrang students were just dumb jocks, because her new friends were actually quite smart and had a lot more to them than their strong, handsome exteriors.
