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dominique-s-weasley:
“You’ll see,” Dominique said with a smirk. “It is horribly unfair how stacked our team is, after all. Two Potters, two Weasleys, and Katherine’s mum was a Gryffindor chaser as well. It’s like quidditch runs in our blood.”
“Ah, well Quidditch runs in the blood of a lot of people, Weasley. Besides, even if it didn’t, we have raw talent on our side,” she responded, “And lots of hard work. That House Cup is in the bag for us.”
hugoinhisbooks:
Now that was crossing a line. Sure, quidditch was just a game, and up until that point, his commentary had been all in good fun. But no one insulted Lily on Hugo’s watch. That made it personal. “Not bad? Lily is the best – probably one of the best Hogwarts has ever seen. Lie to yourself all you want, but it’s just not a fair comparison.”
Leah raised an eyebrow at him, a small smirk on her face. Well, this was fun. She could tell that he took that really seriously, “Ah, I don’t know. She’s adequate,” she said with a laugh, “She doesn’t come anywhere close to me, though. Sorry, Weasley, but it’s just the fact. I’m offended that you would even say I wasn’t the best keeper. I’m the Ravenclaw Keeper.”
dominique-s-weasley:
Dominique couldn’t help but grin larger. Hey, a little friendly competition never hurt anyone. Well, okay, maybe that wasn’t entirely true in the Weasley family…
“I’m ready,” Dominique said before adding, “Though not for what you just described. After all, you Ravenclaws are much too busy with books and essays to prepare to play us.”
Leah scoffed, “Oh, don’t write us off so quickly, Weasley. Intelligence is key to Quidditch, something that you Gryffindor’s don’t seem to have much of,” she shook her head in feigned sympathy, barely able to withhold the grin on her face, “Oh, you poor lot. I can’t imagine what it must be like to be so foolish that you think you even stand a chance.”
hugoinhisbooks:
“Hey, I’m not the one blindly following my house when the truth is so blatantly obvious,” Hugo replied. “Gryffindor clearly has the best keeper, beaters, and seeker. Even compared to Ravenclaw. What can I say? Potters and Weasleys are good at quidditch.”
She arched an eyebrow at him, “Are you insinuating that I am not a good keeper, Weasley? I mean, I’ll give it to Potter. She’s not bad, but I am definitely much, much better than her.”
llorcan-scamanderr:
“The cup is absolutely ours this year.” Lorcan nodded, a small smile on his face. “We’ll beat them for sure.”
“Oh, no doubt about it,” Leah responded with a nod, “I thought that Hufflepuff was going to be our hardest competition, though.”
llorcan-scamanderr:
“Hufflepuff should have had that last game, I don’t know what was happening there.” Lorcan shrugged. “Ravenclaw’s looking good though, I’m exited.”
“I definitely agree,” she responded with a nod, “I was rather disappointed to see Gryffindor win. I guess we’ll just have to be sure to beat Gryffindor in our match against them.”
lysandersalamander:
Lysander raised his eyebrows at her obvious lie but let it go, honestly all he was told to do was confront her, he didn’t need to argue with her right? When she accused him of spying he rolled his eyes, sure that was pretty much exactly what he was doing but it was…more complicated than that. “Sure, Leah, Because the only good thing I have to do with my time is spy on you,” he said sarcastically.
“Then what were you doing walking in here?” she demanded in an accusatory tone. She knew that she really shouldn’t be trying to turn this on him or anything, but she couldn’t help but grow defensive. She was angry about being caught, “This is the girls bathroom. Why would you come in here?”
dominique-s-weasley:
“Hello, Leah,” she greeted with a genuine smile. Dominique was never the type to deny a compliment, especially about her quidditch playing or flying ability. “Thank you, love.”
After Leah smirked and added her final statements, Dominique laughed lightly. She knew the Ravenclaw team was good, and certainly didn’t underestimate them, but she was an extremely competitive young woman. “I love the confidence, Miss. Vane! It will be a very exciting match, I’m sure. I’m lucky, I suppose. Don’t have to worry about facing off with you.” Dominique smiled sincerely. She was no fool, she knew Leah was an excellent keeper and that the Gryffindor chasers did genuinely have a hard time scoring with her guarding the hoops.
Leah grinned and nodded, leaning back against the wall, “Oh, yeah, you’re very lucky,” she said confidently, flipping her hair over her shoulder and smirking, “I don’t play easy on the field. Although, I don’t know if I would call you lucky. Our Ravenclaw Seeker is phenomenal this year! The entire time is just great. We’re going to grind you guys into dust,” her words were confident and arrogant, but playful, “I hope that you’re ready.”
dominique-s-weasley:
Dominique was riding the wave of her ‘fifteen minutes of fame’. Having barely beaten the Hufflepuff seeker to the snitch, Dominique was the celebrity of the week in her house. She was walking to her favorite class, Divination, face aglow with pride when she nearly ran into someone. She apologized, chuckling. “Sorry, mate, guess my mind was busy elsewhere.” She winked with a playful nod of her head and a smile.
“Ah, well if it isn’t Dominique Weasley,” Leah let out a light laugh as she ran into the girl, “I have to say, that match was impressive. I really thought that Hufflepuff was going to win for the longest time. Good job,” she said with a light nod, before smirking, “But don’t expect to be able to pull the same trick when you go against Ravenclaw. We definitely have it in the bag.”
secretamarissa:
“I didn’t even know flying was possible when I was seven. Maybe I’d be more invested if I was raised on it.” Marissa shrugged again, her smile becoming a grin. “Pretty much everything else? There’s the clubs. Care Of Magical Creatures, Muggle Techniques For Self Defense, Dueling. I hang out with Molly a lot, when I’m not getting into trouble. Harassing Isaiah until we end up in detention is pretty fun.”
“Ah, I suppose that’s true. I got lucky, I guess,” Leah responded with a light hum of thought, “My mum only taught me because I begged to learn. She hated flying, herself. I’ll never be able to understand that,” she perked up lightly at the mention of clubs, “Oh, yes. I’m in Astronomy Club, Charms Club, and Divination Club myself. They’re fun, I suppose, but they have nothing on Quidditch.”
llorcan-scamanderr:
“You make a fair point.” Lorcan shrugged, chuckling as he shook his head. “Now new topic before the hallway we’re standing in catches fire right here and now.”
She let out a laugh, shaking her head, “Good idea. New topic. Well, how do you think the Quidditch season is going so far?”
hugoinhisbooks:
“I mean, it’s not your team’s fault that Gryffindor has all the best players,” Hugo said with a shrug. Of course, he was biased. He had family members on Gryffindor’s team. “They’re just skilled and badass.”
She let out a laugh, “All the best players? Oh, don’t make me laugh, Hugo. We all know Ravenclaw has the best. I’m surprised to hear a fellow Raven say such a thing. Gryffindor may have beat Hufflepuff, but they’l have no chance against us.”
secretamarissa:
“Some of us are more upset than others.” Marissa shrugged her shoulders, and gave Leah a small smile. “No, not even a little bit. Sports have never been thing, magical or not. I try to seem at least vaguely supportive when my house is involved, but that’s about it.”
“Ah, I can’t say I can relate,” she answered with a laugh, grinning playfully, “I’ve been flying since I was seven. I love it,” she leaned forward in interest, a teasing smirk on her face, “So what do you do for fun if not Quidditch?”
littlemissemlyn:
“I don’t really follow it much, but I guess it would have been nice for Hufflepuff to have won, since that’s my sister’s house. Then again, my dad was a Gryffindor. I guess it’s hard to care too much one way or the other when you’ve got family from each house.” she said with a small shrug.
“Oh, no, no, no, Little Longbottom,” Leah responded teasingly, “As a Ravenclaw, you don’t cheer for Gryffindor. They’re cocky enough without our help,” she laughed and pushed her hair out of her face, “The only time you should cheer for the Lions is during the Gryffindor/Slytherin game... though honestly I very rarely end up cheering for them then as well. Besides, and don’t tell anyone I said this, I think that Gryffindor has been our hardest competition in the past. We don’t want them to win.”
secretamarissa:
“Oh, yeah, totally.” Marissa said, in a tone of voice that indicated she couldn’t possibly care less, but was still trying to seem at least a little interested. “Go sports team, and whatever. I was hoping Gryffindor would lose too, though. You know, out of principal.”
Leah arched an eyebrow at the girl’s obvious lack of enthusiasm, but smirked playfully, “Must have been horrid for you Snakes to see the Lions win,” she responded, “Not into Quidditch all that much?”
“I can’t say that I’m very happy with the results of the Quidditch game,” Leah responded with a shy, shaking her head in disappointment. Still, she felt optimistic, “I had so hoped that Hufflepuff would get the snitch. I always hate to see the Lions win."
angellongbottom:
“Of course we’ll beat them,” Angelica smirked. “Just don’t give us second place yet, I’m telling you we’re coming in strong this year. You might be surprised,” she shrugged.
“Here’s to hoping,” Leah responded with a grin. She arched a disbelieving eyebrow at the girl, “Oh, don’t get your hopes up, Longbottom. Ravenclaw has definitely has this year in the bag.”