Lillian squealed as she saw the Durmstrang ship and had to restrain herself from running towards the ship. Her innocent eyes flickered up to her adoptive mother, Nora, and she reached up to peck her on the cheek. "Bye, No-mum!" She waved and lugged her trunk behind her towards the ship. She walked up the platform and onto the ship with a wide smile on her face and her eyes alight with pure joy. She was almost bowled over by a few older students who didn't bother to say sorry but not even this could dampen her spirits. The ship swayed lightly in the water and she stumbled sideways a couple of steps before she hurried towards a cabin.

The trip to Durmstrang was long and normally took about 8 or 9 hours, so naturally the cabin's had beds in them. She pushed her trunk under one of the beds and sat down on it. She realised now that she was sleepy, the gentle rolling of the ship in the ocean making her feel tired. It was like a lullaby. She laid down on the bed and opened up a book she'd been carrying with her. She began to read as she felt the ship lurch and then begin to glide across the surface. She was just getting into her book when she heard the door open and she looked up with a smile on her face.

Sabrina walked down to the dock like Roxie had instructed her to and she saw the massive ship. A smile formed on her lips. She loved sailing. She walked onto the ship, carrying her new trunk filled with new clothes. She walked around, trying to find a place to stay. The ship swayed but it felt so nice. She walked rushed towards a room and opened the door, and saw someone was there.

"Sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt," she said quickly.

She still didn't quite know how to interact with other humans, but she thought that maybe the girl wanted to be left alone. She turned to walk out of the room.

Lillian slid her bookmark into place and with lightning speed had sat up and was over at the other girls side. Lillian would never pass up an opportunity to make a new friend, and no was no different. "No! You aren't interrupting, please feel free to sit." Lillian motioned to the 4 beds in the cabin before she went back over to her own and took a seat. She looked up at the bottom of the bunk above her. She shuddered, Lillian hated bunk beds and would never sleep on the top of one.

"Im Lillian, Lillian Smith. Whats your name?" Lillian asked with a smile.

She pulled her trunk out from under her bed, opened it up and grabbed her pillow. She placed her pillow in place of the complimentary one before she shut the trunk again and shoved it under her bed.

Sabrina was held behing by the girl, who unknowingly hurt her by taking her left wrist. Of course, it was pain that Sabrina was used to, that she practically didn't notice anymore. Or, at least not before she used her hand for magic. She gave a smile to the girl.

"Are you sure?" she asked, and when the girl asked her to sit, Sabrina took it as a confirmation.

She walked into the room, noticing the four beds. Two bunk beds, that was. She wondered if she wanted to sleep on the top or the bottom. She figured that since she usually slept in the trees, the top would be most comfortable.

"It's nice to meet you Lillian. I'm Sabrina Eberstark, but you can call me Sab," she said with a smile.

She then looked at the top bunk bed again and looked at it before looking down at Lillian again, noticing the girl took out her own pillow. Sabrina looked at the ones there and found that Lillian's pillow did look softer. But Sabrina wasn't one for soft, having lived practically all her life in a room with weird and uncomfortable beds, or in the wilderness, where moss was the most comfortable you could find.

"Do you mind if I take the bed above you?" Sabrina asked kindly.