This place was seriously starting to actually trigger a shiver that started from the back of Robbie's neck and went all the way down his spine. He had never been in a place like this, and he honestly wasn't sure how he got here. Some of the kids from Slytherin were giving Robbie crap about how much he talked when he was just speaking to his friends. They were making fun of his accent and just about everything else they could find to make fun of. It wasn't that Robbie was pathetic enough to let their words bother him, it was just annoying. He was wondering if he happened to sound that annoying when he was joking around any picking on his own friends. He certainly hoped not.

Anyways, after that incident, Robbie began to wonder around outside of the school. Lost in his own thoughts, he wasn't really paying attention to where he was walking. It just so happened that he had managed to wonder his way into this creepy forest. There were so many sounds in this forest, and most of them he couldn't even recognize. He wondered what sort of creatures were around here, and if he'd even recognize any of them if he saw them. One thing was certain, he was no longer on school grounds.

Taking a deep breath, Robbie scanned the area he'd ended up in again. He had no idea which way was which, and he was certain finding his way back to Hogwarts was not going to be a trip to the park.

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The small female had been wondering around the forest for at least the past hour. She wasn't lost. No! That would be something to laugh at. Vivian M. Free didn't get lost in the forest. There was just no way it was going to happen. But that wasn't the point.

She had turned to head back to the castle. There was homework that needed to finish. And as much she wished it would finish itself, the young Slytherin knew it wouldn't. She kicked at the ground as she walked along.

Thinking she heard something (out of place), she quickly looked up and scanned the area around her. She wasn't worried about being attacked or anything . . . okay well maybe a small part of her was. But Vie long ago stopped listening to that little voice. She reached into her bag, grabbing the smooth handle of her wand, and pulled it out, as her blue-gray eyes looked behind herself. She didn’t see anyone or anything out of place. She kept her wand in hand, just in case. With one more look around she continued walking.
Vie knew it was getting less and less safe for anyone to be walking in the forest, but it was the one place she had found that she could think in peace.

Making her own path, she stopped short when she came across another person. Just from a quick glance, she could tell the person was a student and a male. Though she couldn’t tell what year, and she knew he wasn’t from her house. She would have seen him a lot sooner if he had been. A smirk slide right into place and she watched the student for a few moments. It would seem that her homework could be put off for a little longer. She wasn’t going to pass up a chance to have a little fun.

Taking a couple steps back, the smirk turned into a grin. Vie carefully and quietly slipped out of view. For the moment, she was simply going to watch the male. With a glint in her eyes (that had turned more gray than blue by then), the short female slipped behind a group of trees.

As she stood behind the trees, she hoped her hair wouldnt give her away. It wasn't a real bright red. But more times than she would ever want to talk about, it had NOT helped her.