Room of Requirement

"I can't wait till this all blows over."

Kelsi nodded. She glared at the wall. "It will. I know it will. And we'll all live happily!"

"Of course!" She laid down on the bed. "Ugh... I hate this school Hate it hate it hate it!"

Kelsi didn't say anything. She just gripped on the covers of the bed. "It's not the school's fault. It's not its fault that it got taken over by all those idiots."

"Yeah, that's true... but still!"

"Still. It'd be nice to get out of here. But, that's the problem.. I don't want to."

It was nighttime. There was a tiny little sitting area, in the back, where she was settled, and was reading some book that she needed and it appeared. And so, she just read, with her finger spinning a strand of hair round and round. The rest of her hair was pinned up.

Robin was next to her with her eyes gazing blankly at the table- something she did often. Not just at the table, though, but all around. She didn't talk much anymore, either. Robin didn't even properly tell Kelsi what happened those long months.

Rachel went to sit next to Robin. "Hi Robin." she said quietly.

"Hey," she said and turned to look at Rachel. "What's up?"

"Nothing." she shrugged. "I thought you looked lonely, so I came to see you."

"Oh, I'm not lonely. I'm just thinking. Hey, when is your birthday again?"

"April seventeenth. Ares."

"Right. I remember now. We're born in the same month. I'm several days after you, though." Robin smiled.

"You're too sweet to be an Ares. It fits me perfectly though. It's like it was destined to be. My initials spell out RAM, and that's what the symbol of the sign is. Funny, huh?"

"Really? That's so weird! But... I don't really believe in horoscopes."

Kelsi turned to them. "Robin, you don't?! Those things explain my life! What about you, Rachel?"

"Um... sometimes I do. I like the subject of Divination, and I guess Astrology is apart of that. But I have my own beliefs, also."

"I love Astrology!" Robin cried. "It's my favorite subject."

"And that's exactly what Horoscopes are."

Robin blinked. Then she facepalmed. Oh, how stupid she was. "... Right. I knew that."

She laughed. "Ah, it's okay."

Robin smiled. "It's nice talking to you, Rachel." she said quietly.

"Same here..." Rachel tugged at a least thread on the cot for a moment, and she suddenly looked up. "Robin!"

Robin jumped. "W-what?!"

"Oh... I just wanted to say thank you. For everything."

"For everything? I didn't do anything, though."