Mystic was a little over joyed when she discovered that Dani and her were in the same house. At least she would not be completely alone. She picked the bed that she thought she would like and started to put all of her things away. She had a whole book shelf full of books just waiting for her to read, she was just glad to be someone other than home for once.

She finally got everything pack away so she picked up a book and laid on her bed waiting to see if Dani ever showed up.

Danielle walked into the girls' dormitory with a soft smile on her face. She was so glad to be there. Finally, something was happening in her life. She had looked forward to this for so long. She wondered if there was anything interesting to do besides walking around the grounds and the classes. There was the nearby village, but she didn't know how often the girls got to walk around there. She sighed and dumped down on a bed, finally taking a look around, jumping slightly when she saw Mystic.

"Hey girl. Guess we did become housemates, ey?" she said happily.

She was glad that she shared a dorm with Mystic. She was very curious about the girl, and wondered if she'd be able to open up to her as a friend. She didn't want to disappoint Mystic, but she didn't know if she'd ever be able to really trust anyone, even her. She had trustissues when it came to her own parents, for Merlin's sake.

Mystic looked up from her book and smiled when she saw Dani.

"Hay, hows it going" Mystic said and she smiled.

"So did you like you first classes? I did not think they were that bad." Mystic love the classes they gave her something else to do.

Danielle smiled at Mystic. "I'm liking them, yes. Though some of them could be more interesting. But I think this is going to be a lot of fun. Much more so than the school back in the muggle world," she said with a smile.

"So, do you have a favorite subject yet? I think mine is Dueling, because I'm the only student there, so I think I'll learn a lot from it," Dani said happily.

Mystic had to think about it, she was still grasping the concept of being around other people.

"I actually like the History class myself. I found the headmaster very interesting." Mystic thought about the headmaster and he seemed like a very nice teacher.

"Maybe next year I might take dueling."

Danielle nodded. "I've learned much history over the years, but no one has made it as interesting as he has. Though it was a pretty plain lesson, it was something about his aura that just wants you to learn of our history, as if he really sees what is important about it," she said with a small smile.

She smiled a bit wider. "That would be pretty amazing to have you on board in that lesson, but I can deal with the first year alone," she said with a big smile.

Mystic loved history and everything there is to learn about it, "I would love to learn about the history of other countries too."

When Dani started talking about dueling and Mystic had never done anything like that in her life, she didn't like to fight. Mystic knew that with the war looming around that sooner or later she would have to know how.

Mystic had to smile, "Next year I shall be in dueling then. Then we can practice with each other."

Mystic had to smile at the thought about how fun it might be to at least try.

Danielle nodded. "Yeah, me too. I love the idea. I mean, I really want to learn more about how this war began, and how the relationship between the three countries was before the war broke out. I just wish nothing had happened. I mean, we lost someone really important in this world. I cannot believe that anyone would want to kill Harry Potter when he practically saved the world from its demise," she said, feeling pretty annoyed at the human population at times.

"I'll be looking forward to it," she said with a soft smile.

"I will never understand war, I don't see how anyone really wins." War was the one thing she would never understand. What good is war when all that happens is people die, usually people who had nothing to do with the war to begin with.

"Well I cannot wait until the next lesson, wonder what he will teach us next time." Mystic smiled.

Jackie climbed the stairs to her dorm, and she reached the old wooden door. She was about to open it when she heard voices on the other side - they sounded friendly, so she decided to go in.

"Hey," she said shyly to the two girls already in the dorm.

Dani sighed and nodded. "War is unnecessary. The problem is that too many people doesn't see that," she said softly.

She hated war. It was the only thing she truly hated. It was stupid and reckless and idiotic. And she really wished people who had a war-wish could just pick up their army gun and blow their head off. Seriously, war was a pitiful excuse of mankind to commit manslaughter. People just didn't see that. Dani then looked surprised up as a girl walked into the room. She gave a soft smile.

"Hello, you in this house too?" Dani asked kindly, knowing the answer to that, "I'm Danielle Lefevre, but call me Dani. This is Mystic Moon," Dani then introduced.

"Hello," Jackie smiled to each of the girls. "I'm Jacaranda Alice Sand, but please call me Jackie. It's nice to meet you Dani, Mystic."

Jackie moved forward and softly sat on a bed. There were dressers all around them with mirrors on them, and she avoided looking into them, afraid of what she would find. "What are you talking about?"

Mystic smiled when she seen that they got a new roommate. She was glad that Dani introduced her, because she knew how she she was around new people.

"Hi", Mystic waved a little.

"Actually we have been talking about our history lesson and how useless war is." Mystic smiled, she was trying to relax her nerves from the new person. She hated feeling this way.

Dani could see that Mystic was uncomfortable, and gave her a soothing smile before turning back to Jackie. "It's nice to meet you Jackie. I suppose we'll see a lot of each other, sharing dorms and everything. So let's be friends," she said with a small smile, feeling like a small child with what she said. Then again, she was a child. But she couldn't really believe her words. She had just said 'friends' like it was no big deal. She sighed. She knew she could never be a friend to either of these two that they truly deserved.

"So, Jackie, how do you like classes?" Dani then asked curiously.