Draco glared at Archer, before turning back to Lovegood, scowling slightly.

"Sorry Luna, Sorry Del" He didn't even mind Delphine, he just loved making her mad. And, he supposed, Lovegood wasn't that bad, if a little mad sometimes. At least she wasn't a Griffindor. Turning to Archer, he said.

"Come to think of it, have you even seen Potter yet?" He sighed as Granger came running up. "More girls, and none of them in Slytherin. We're in for a terrible ride, Archer!"

"Hello Luna," Aselia sang to the Ravenclaw girl. She looked around at the carriages, she said to Hera and Hermionie, "We should probably get in a carriage."

Luna Nods at Delphine's comment "Yeah, I fell asleep, and yeah, I really should get to a carriage"

She then turned and smiled, waving at Hermione "Hi Hermione! How are you?"

"Hello Aselia" Luna said smiling. "How've you been?"

Ginny sat in a carriage not far from the squabbling crew, her mind not quite with her. She was absorbed in other things; reflecting, thinking about the summer past and the coming year. She dreaded it as much as she looked forward to it; there was one face she longed to see, yet, at the same time, she couldn't bare to gaze at.

As tears welled up in her hazelnut eyes, Ginny blinked them away, not allowing herself to succumb to the emotional outburst. She was distracted by a familiar voice: her friend, Luna Lovegood. Ginny poked her head out the window, the cool breeze welcome against her flushed, warm face. "Luna!" she called "There you are!" She grinned at her friend. "How was your summer? Any luck with the Crumple-Horned Snorkacks?" She inquired, curious to know, unlike the others. Ginny, though she didn't believe in Luna's crazy creatures, she respected them, at the least.

"I'm good." Hermoine said smiling and quickly (tried to) answer all the other questions or comments said to her. Then she turned to Draco. "Is there something wrong with not being in Slytehrin Malfoy?" she asked with an icy stare and when she spoke his name she said it just as icily.

"You can come in this one, Luna," Delphine more pleaded than said. "And if Draco starts making fun of you again, I'll clock him." At this, she half started, half glared at Draco and then at her brother for his comment.

"I haven't, and, girls are girls, no matter which house they're in. I've dated girls that weren't in Slytherin before," Archer said, grinning at his sister before looking at Draco.

"I've been... well." Aselia grinned at the pleading Delphine, but not in a 'Ha-ha-you-have-to-sit-with-the-Malfoy-jerk-loser'way. She'd be pleading for someone else to be with her in the Slytherin infested carriage. "I think you should take up Delphine's offer, Luna," Aselia said, shooting a quick, faint glare in Malfoy's direction. She leaned on her trunk as she turned away from the boy. "Goodness knows she needs you."

"No girl would take you Slytherin or not!" Hermoine said iclily and firmly to Archer.

Both Archer and Delphine gasped aloud in unison. "Did she just say...?" Delphine asked, looking at Archer, her eyes wide and her mouth open.

"I think she did. That is completely uncalled for Hermoine. You see, while I am tall, and she isn't, and her eyes are dark and mine are light and the opposite with our hair..." Archer said slowly as he stood.

"We are otherwise identical, so, when you insult one of us..." she said, moving to stand beside her brother.

"You are insulting both of us."

"Do not make us curse you!" the twins nearly yelled in unison. If it was one thing they couldn't stand, it was someone insulting the both of them at once, which that comment ha, at least in their minds.

Draco shook his head swiftly. "Nope. Nothing wrong with not being in Slytherin, but there is something wrong with being in Gryfindor." He said with a small smirk. "Don't worry Del, I won't say anything to Luna" He couldn't believe he was being so nice. Eugh.

Draco smirked at Granger, and pulled Archer and Del back into the carriage. "She's not worth it."

Huffing in unison, they sat down, this time they were next to eachother, and Delphine looked flatly at Draco. "And what's wrong with being in Gryffindor?" she asked, her look warning him to be careful about his answer.

Aselia stood at attention, slipping her hand casually in her pocket. She was, of course, really grabbing her wand, in case a fight broke out. As she waited for Malfoy's answer as well, she considered hexing him if he said the wrong thing. She stood with a stone cold look on her face, holding her wand slightly tighter.

Draco turned to Delphine. "Hey...Nothing really. But you have to admit, that some Gryffindor's are just a little stuck up." He shrugged. What had got into him? He was being soft.

"I'm in Gryffendor. Am I stuck up?" she asked, staring at him, almost glaring.

Archer smirked, knowing how proud Delphine was to be in Gryffendor instead of Ravenclaw, or Slytherin, specifically.

{{D> sorry they keep being so short}}

((Yeah, sorry mine are short as well. There isn't that much to say though. But it keeps the rp going))

Draco shook his head quickly, earning a few chuckles from those around him. "Nope. Del, I said that some of the people in Gryffindor are stuck up."

Delphine squinted at him and scrunching her face up to see if he was serious. Decding that he was, she relaxed and sat back relaxed, though she said, "You better have. And you better not mean who I think you mean." It was not widely known that Del had a small crush on Harry Potter and didn't like Draco because of how much he insulted Harry. She was starting to get worried because she had, as of yet, to see him, and they had been one of the last ones off the train.

"Ya, Draco, you wouldn't want to insult her-"

Before he could finish the sentence she knew he was about to say, Delphine hit him in the stomach, trying to appear accidental. "Are you alright Archer?" she asked, her voice sounding concerned, her eyes looking like she would kill him.

"Oh ya, just peachy," he said, glaring back but didn't finish his sentence.

{{We really need a Harry Potter. You can't really have a Harry Potter RP without one...-goes to go bully people to join-}}

((I'll play Harry Potter till someone else comes along))

Draco smirked at Del and Archer. "What? I wouldn't want to insule her what? Do you mean her crush?" Oh yes, Draco knew all about Harry Potter. "Harry Potter? The boy-who-lived-to-be-running-late-over-there?" He asked, pointing out of the window.

Harry ran and ran, trying to find a carriage that wasn't completely full.

{{Nice =]}}

Del's face automatically flushed and turned to see Harry running. Smiling briefly, it faded to a snarl as she turned to her brother. "And you thought it was okay to tell him that?!? I can't believe you! I have never in my life told anyone who you had a crush on!" she practically screamed, smacking him right across the face, leaving a big red mark.

"That's a lie!" Archer cried, leaping up with his hand to his cheek; it was no unknown fact how hard she hit.

"When have I ever done that?" she asked, standing up as well, her eyes blazing from being called a liar.

"Before we came to Hogwarts! First Grade, you told Becky Murphy that I liked her!"

"Grade one? I don't even remember that grade, let alone something I did in it! Let go of the past, for God's sake Archer!"

"No! Because you said you'd never done it, but you had!"

"What are you? Two? Stop making such stupid arguments!"

Draco lifted his hands in defense and pulled Del back, so she accidently slipped and fell onto his lap. "Del, Archer didn't tell me. I guessed. And I'm taking it that I was right, by that little show you put on for anyone passing." He sighed.

Harry noticed Delphine being pulled by Malfoy, and made his way to the carriage they were in, pulling his wand out of his back pocket in his jeans.

"Leave her alone," Aselia snarled at Malfoy, pulling out her wand. She still kept it hidden in the folds of her robe, however. "Hey Harry," She said, not turning to look at him.

Luna blinked, slightly stunned by what was going on. She glanced around for a second before slyly side-stepping to hide behind Aselia for protection, as she'd stupidly left her wand with her things

Blushing, simply because she had proved Draco's guess right, she tried to struggle off his lap. "Malfoy! I swear, sometimes..." she snarled, though she didn't finish because she was frustrated.

Archer, noticing Harry approach, snickered and said quietly, "Hey Del, your knight in shining armor has arrived." He indicated Harry with a flick of the wrist, so Harry wouldn't notice he was pointing at him.

"Hey Harry," she said, somewhat meekly, as she got off of Draco's lap.

Draco smirked as she got off his lap. "Sorry Del." He sighed, and raised his hands. "Hey, Arandano, I wasn't doing anything!"

Harry smiled shyly at Delphine as she stood up. "Hi Del. How are you?" He was expecting her to yell at him for being late, and so drew back slightly in anticipation.

Without turning around, she snapped,"Wipe that smirk off your face, Draco." Smiling at Harry, she asked "Did you fall asleep on the train?"

"She did. She was sleeping like a baby," Archer said, enjoying to mess up Delphine and Harry.

Looking at her brother like he was an idiot. "Didn't we already do this? You were the one that wouldn't get up and you know you can't argue about this," she said, turning to Harry with a 'se what I have to put up with?' look on her face. [/i]

Draco sighed in resignation. "Yes Del." He slumped back into his chair, thinking about the ride with Potter. Great. But he couldn't complain, at least he was free from his father's clutches, and didn't have to pretend he hated the Gryffindor's guts. Sure, Potter was annoying, but he was better than Moldy-Shorts.

Harry laughed softly, and sat down opposite to Malfoy. "No. I just couldn't find a spare carriage. That's all. How was your holiday Del?" He asked, putting his wand back into his back pocket. He had had a crush on Del since they had first met, bumping into each other in the corridor. He just hoped that she hadn't realised, and only Hermione, Ron and Ginny knew anything about it.