Room of Requirement

"I know! It was great earlier-but, I love you to Kelsi. It's great to see you again!"

"What do you mean, great earlier?" Kelsi asked as she crossed her legs like a younger child on her bed.

"Oh nothing, nothing." said Rachel smiling at her, as though she was a little kid.

Kelsi sighed. "You don't have to tell me if you don't want to." She said quietly, looking at Rachel exasperatedly. "I hate being locked up in here."

Rachel looked around the room. It was spacious, but it would be tiring to be in there all the time. "At least you're not running for your life or anything. It's better to be safe then sorry."

Kelsi nodded. "It is. I'm so glad to be back in here. And, Robin's okay, too! So technically, everything's going to be fine as long as we're never caught."

"I don't think it ever will be, personally. I bet the Room knows which people to trust or not."

"Hogwarts is an amazing school. I'd say it had a mind of its own!" Kelsi laughed.

"In a way, it was sort to be built like that. Ravenclaw had that in mind. Remember in History Of Magic?"

"What about History of Magic? Sorry, I tend to follow the trend and not listen in that class... heh."

"It's important to listen in all of your classes, though!"

"Yes, but that class is so annoying!" Kelsi groaned and cupped her head.

"I think it would be interesting, if it were taught better."

"That's true... But still, History never really appealed to me."

"Why?! It's so excited! All those amazing and interesting things that happened over years... and to think what's happening now will be in the books, and WE'RE apart of it! It's so thrilling to think about it."

Kelsi thought of it that way. "Well, for you. If this war keeps up, we'll all be known as... well, magic-stealers, or whatever!" She raised her arms to the ceiling, and dropped them down. "But, I know that it won't. And then, history will be AMAZING. Because, we'll have so many stories for our kids, and legends will be born, and... Oh, it'll be so nice. But for now, you know, our history is rather boring."

"There could be a happy ending to all of this, you know! Like You-Know-Who suddenly died and people became unbrainwashed and everything is happy and awesome like a utopian society."

Kelsi bounced a bit on the bed with her knees "Horray for that day!" she cheered.

"But a Utopia is impossible, unfortunately." said Rachel darkly, instantly ruining the optimism. "Hopefully, we can achieve the closest thing to one."

"Yeah." Kelsi sighed. Then she frowned. "Tell me what you and Nicolas did." she said, staring straight at Rachel.

Fry was walking by. Lately, he's been really hungry, and he was in a really bad mood. "She tries to nag me about what I do with my girlfriend, too. Don't take it personally." He kept walking, and sat down on a bed next to Kelsi. That redhead looked really familiar, but in a bad way. He didn't know what to think, so he just kind of stared at her. He swore he knew her from somewhere.

Rachel grinned mischievously. "I will not! That's personal stuff."

"That's unfair! We're friends, damnit!" She thrust her fists into the sheets.

"Okay okay, if you want to know so badly..." And Rachel leaned over, and whispered into Kelsi's ear.

We'll leave it at that.

Kelsi gasped. "Oh, you're crazy!" She laughed, and slapped Rachel on the shoulder.

"What?! Why not" Rachel sighed happily. "I am almost perfectly except for the fact I'm still in school, and all of this chaos..."