Ever since he was a kid, Munro had been an early riser. This morning was no exception.
Just as the sunlight was peeking through the window, Munro’s eyes opened and he yawned, stretching his arms and neck. He looked around to make sure he hadn’t awoken any of his roommates, especially Eden, then nearly jumped out of bed to greet the day.
He quickly changed into his cozzy, then put his every day clothes on over it. He grabbed his wand and his book bag, just in case his swim lasted longer than expected, and headed out of the room.
He very nearly ran all the way down to the lake and smiled as he saw the sun rising over the water. Sometimes it blew his mind that this was where he got to go to school.
He striped down, hung up his clothes on a nearby tree branch, and ran into the water. It had a slight chill, but that’s how he liked it. It helped wake him up fully, and he always got used to it within seconds. Plus, the leaves would be changing soon, which would mean that the lake would be too cold to swim in. Since swimming was his favourite form of exercise besides hitting a bludger, he was going to take advantage of every chance he got.
Swimming always helped Munro feel calm and content, and he really needed that right now. It had been a bit since he was turned down (for the last time) for the captain position, and what felt like the next day, news of the breakout spread across campus. He had written his parents the day he heard, making sure they were alright, and checked in with his brother and sister. Leonard was scared, but dealing with it. Lauren was surprisingly calm, reminding Munro that Hogwarts was one of the safest places for them to be.
He swam for (what he could tell) about a half an hour when he got out and laid down on the grass. The sun hit him just right, letting him allow the warmth to dry him off.
He was just about to close his eyes when he heard the ruffling of leaves, indicating someone had joined him. Without seeing who it was, he smirked and asked them, gesturing to his shirtless torso, “You come for the view?”
noah didn’t stop the laugh that escaped him, it was incredulous at best. his roommate HAD to be joking, right? “not even if we’re the last two dudes in school, mate.” he shrugged, “i’ve had better lookin’---sometimes even multiple better lookin’ blokes than ya at once, but s’not the point.” of course it lead him to the reason why he was out here: looking for a place he and stefanie could go. the mischievous duo planned to skip first period, maybe some of second depending on what she had. there may have been some rule or, maybe even five, to NOT go in the lake, because creatures lived there and most were not friendly towards humans---but there wasn’t anything that stopped them from relaxing aside it. plus, noah liked the giant squid. “what’re ya doin’ out here anyway?” it wasn’t as if he particularly cared ( he didn’t ), “not tryin’ to lure poor, unsuspectin’ girls to their possible death, are ya? otherwise i’d gotta tell minnie an’ i know ya wouldn’t want that.” he just wanted to know what the other was up to before he sent stef the okay to head down, knowing fully well that those two in the same vicinity hardly ended well---even if noah enjoyed watching his best friend tear into people. was that wrong of him? it was... heavily debatable.
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