[HW] Mystery to me - Alondra's time

[Kandler Norton]

Kandler looked back at Alondra and gave a small wink as he smirked. "I just gave her a small bit of a painkiling potion so..."

[Lisa Turpin]

Lisa shared a smile with Alondra before tapping the Professor lightly on the shoulder. "We all have been pretty exhausted from prior events," she said softly, "Most teachers know about it already... It was a bit traumatizing for all of us, though Alondra did suffer an extreme loss of magic. It must have been hard for her to regain all that power."

[Alondra Redson]

Alondra couldn't help but grin. She was glad she had met the two. They seemed trustworthy and deifinitely nicer than most of the Slytherins she had met.

[Kandler Norton]

Kandler ran a hand through his hair and sighed heavily and scratched the back of his neck.

[Ethelion Eriksson]

"Oh, in that case then, nevermind. I hope you knew what you were doing with the painkilling potions. But no damage is irreparable. Since Ms Turpin assures me that you are all fine, I'll take her word for it. Take care of yourselves. I'll leave the pill here in case it is a migraine," he said with a smile at Kandler. He shook his head, and then left the hospital ward.

[Lisa Turpin]

Lisa sighed as he closed the door, sitting on the edge of Alondra's bed, handing her the pill. Taking her wand, she conjured a glass of water, "Here," she said softly.

Then, looking at the girl with curious eyes, she offered a small smile. "I thought maybe you didn't want to talk about it with the Professor..."

[Alondra Redson]

"Thank you." she and took the glass of water. She pushed the pill away gently. "I wouldn't take that, it might be jacked with truth syrum." she smiled though. "Thanks anyway."

[Lisa Turpin]

Lisa smiled shyly, the smile still on her face. "No problem," she said, looking at her hands.

She had gone through most of her life alone, with not many friends. Being quiet and unsure of herself, she had never felt closely connected with anyone, and never felt anyone understood her. However, meeting two students just as confused, if not more so, than herself, had helped her start to open her shell. She felt connected with them.

Looking back at Alondra, her smile faded slightly, "You said earlier you saw something," she began quietly, her gaze flickering to the window. "Did it have to do with... What happened?"

[Alondra Redson]

She wanted to tell them. They were her first friends here but she didn't want to scare them off or hurt them. She had told her friend from home that she saw a vision of him and it scared him, it led to her accidentally killing him. "It was nothing...nothing important."

[Lisa Turpin]

Lisa's smile was still on her face as she nodded, not wanting to intrude on the privacy of the girl's mind. "Just make sure it doesn't hurt your health anymore than it has..." She said worriedly, her eyes still gazing out the window into the night sky.

[Ethelion Eriksson]

OOC: HEY! As a professor, I can use legilimens so why bother with truth serum? LOL I wouldn't force anyone to tell me anything.

[Lisa Turpin]

(ooc: Haha, can't hurt to be safe. Original name for your pill, btw. )

[Alondra Redson]

((You must consider all possibilities. That's the safest way to go.))

Alondra smiled to herself glad she respected her privacy. She looked in the same direction as Lisa wondering what she was look at. She felt a little drowsy knowing Kandler's potion was working.

[Lisa Turpin]

Lisa's eyes flickered back to the bed where Alondra was blinking tiredly. She felt her own eyes begin to droop, not from any potion but from sheer exhaustion. She yawned, curling up on the nearest bed, the new, often occuring nightmares of the forest beginning to capture her once more.

[Alondra Redson]

Alondra watched Lisa for a little bit praying for her to have good sleep unlike herself. She knew it was going to be painful to see things and she knew they wouldn't go away until they were fullfilled, if they were true...

She turned her gaze upon Kandler who hadn't spoken since the Professor had been there. "Something on your mind?" she asked him softly wondering if this had effected him as much as herself and Lisa. She gave small smile and thought. 'He seems like a good guy...ugh, god his eyes are gorgeous.' She shook her head a bit as if she were shaking her thoughts away. She didn't want them to be heard, let alone have them be true.