Yet Another Cj and Tsuki /but/ with New Characters this time. Awesome right?

"Bye Dad," Kasey said hugging her father on the platform and turned to find her case sitting next to her. Out of the corner of her eye Kase saw Tom Riddle entering the train and giving his suitcase to some second year Slytherin kid who had appeared out of nowhere. Kase made a slight face at him, she didn't really like Tom Riddle. Or 'Voldemort' as he wanted to be called. Like seriously Voldemort? What the heck? But Kase had semi joined his group though only to help herself and she did find it amusing to muddle up his plans anyway.

"Bye Kasey," Her Dad said and followed where she was looking. He made a noise that sounded to Kase like a snort. "Pay attension to that Riddle kid," He told her. "I can see trouble coming." Kase nodded and didn't question how her dad saw trouble coming. She'd long since learnt that he just 'knew' when trouble was coming. Annoying when she was a kid because he'd catch her in her plans before she could actually start them.

Mal pushed her short bangs from her eyes as she and Marcus walked onto the train platform. "Mark, I'm 16, I don't need you to bring me to the train. I can get here on my own," she was complaining to him. Marcus merely shook his head at her. "I don't care, Mal. Mum and Dad would never forgive me if anything happened to you while you were in London alone." Mallory frowned at him, as the trains' whistle blew. "Gotta go," she said, giving Marcus a hug and walking onto the train.

Kase grabbed her trunk and wheeled it towards the train as the whistle blew, pulling it onto the train the wheel got caught on something. Muttering Kase pullled on her suitcase and it came free nearly causing Kase to fall off the train which would have been awkward. As she started to pull her case along the train she noticed that it was acting funny and a look towards it toldher that the wheel had come loose. Muttering under her breath and not caring if she got in anyones way Kase bent down to re-screw it. "There," She muttered giving her case a disgruntled look.

Mal walked listly through the trains corridors, looking for a completely empty compartment to then occupy. Unfortunately for her, she wasn't find any. With a heavy sigh, she kept walking, farther down the train until she stumbled across one, literally. Someone's feet had been sticking from the compartment before it. "Perfect," she said quietly to herself as she opened the door and walked in.

Kase pulled her case through the train looking for an compartment, she contemplated the one with Tom Riddle and his idiots of companions but dicided against it as she really didn't want to spend the trip listening to people tell him how great he was and the compartment would be too full anyway. None of the compartments were empty so Kase dicided to go with the one with Mallory Kenedy in it. They were in the same house and year but didn't really know eachother to well. "Do you mind if I join you?" Kase asked her leaning on the edge of the door.

Mal looked up from the book she had pulled from her trunk to read, some book called Dorian Gray (good book) to see that Kasey Lawson standing in the compartments doorway. "If you must," she said nonchalantly answering the question posed to her.

"Thanks," Kase scowled at her case as it got caught on the door and got stuck. Muttering again she yanked on it not caring if she broke the wall. Which she didn't. "Peice of crap," She muttered pulling her hair out from behind her ear. She shut the door behind her and sat down on the other side to Mallory.

Mallory casually read her book, ignoring her company in the compartment. She hadn't wanted any to begin with, hence the searching for an empty one, but for whatever reason she didn't just tell the other girl to shove off and find somewhere else.

Kase sat down and did stuff as the train drove to school.

Well after night fell, the train reached the school's platform and the students started to disembark, making their ways either to the boats or to the carriages. Mal closed her book, having nearly finished it, and stowed it away in her trunk for later. Then she stood up and straightened her school robes slightly, before walking out of the compartment and to the carriages herself.

The train ride was quiet and fairly boring, Kase wondered where Ally had been for the trip because the two of them usaully sat together, with a snort she realised that she was probably sitting with Tom Riddle and those idiots. Not that Kase could really complain, she spent quite a while around him but not that it was obvious that she was.

Mallory made her way through the horde of chattering Hogwarts students, trying to get to the carriages before they all had a person in them. She wanted one to herself, or at least one where she could control who got in or not.