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Raven yawned. "I'll be off to bed." She hopped onto her broom and flew off to the lowest window in the school, going to the common room.

Hearing Billie's voice, Raven stopped and turned around. "What?" She asked.

Stuffing the wrinkled piece of paper into her pocket, Raven looked away from Stacey. 

"It's nothing of your concern.." She said and took a piece of parchment from a box and grabbed a quil. She quickly scribbled something onto the parchment, rolled it up, and attached it to the owl's leg.  "Send this to Grace Bravehart." She said.

Getting bored in the dungeon, Raven walked upstairs to the great hall. She took her wand out of her pocket, she said   "Accio Broom." Just moments later, her broom, a nimbus 2001, came zooming out from the common room and hovered in front of her. She quickly jumped on and flew out of the window. It was easier to go to the owlery this way. She looked up. The sky was cloudy tonight.

Flying higher, she made it to the owlery. She went inside and held her wand up.   "Lumos." She whispered, careful not to startle the birds. As soon as the light came on, a few owls started screeching. Raven went up a few steps to get to the top of the owlery and waited by a small opening where the owl's arrived.   "Come on...I'm tired and don't have all night." Finally she could see an owl in the distance.   "Good." Raven muttered, and held out her arm for the owl to land. She had a treat in her hand already and gave it to the large, brown speckled owl, who graciously took it into her mouth. Raven unhooked the letter tied to the owls ankle and began to read.


After only a few minutes, Raven crumbled up the paper. "You've got to be kidding me..." Raven sighed.

Arriving onto the field with a broom in hand, Raven approached the group of people. She hadn't a problem with flying, but she liked having an easy grade. She was dressed in a pink tank top and black shorts with a white stripe with her robe over them. Her hair was tied in a bun so it wouldn't get in her eyes,

"Raven." She said simply, and started walking off. She sighed. People didn't get it. She could tell what Stacy thought, well...for the most part, by her facial expressions. Everyone thought Raven was mean. That she hated everyone and everything that wasn't Slytherin or like her. But they didn't know her... They didn't know how she was raised or what she was taught.

"Being a cat all the time takes energy. I don't have enough of that." Raven replied. She adjusted her black hat on her head and started walking to the lake.

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Raven smirked, looking at the chair near her and the almost invisible string that was tied near it. With her being an animagus, her vision was pretty good in the darkness. She walked over, finding the ear, and stepped on it. "Nice Try..." Raven whispered.

Raven waited near the common room by the door until Stacy had left, then went to back over to the flame. She put her wand near it and extinguished it.

Raven turned away from Stacy. "It's late. I'm off to bed."

Raven shrugged. "I guess I'll be off. Too many Gryffindors here."

Raven slowly stood up and wiped off the snow on her clothes. She sighed. "It's rather cold. I think I'll be heading indoors for the evening."

"Well what do you expect me to tell you? Do you want me to say the light is a signal? Or perhaps there is something hidden in it?" Raven laughed. "It's just a flame."

Raven smirked. "You don't believe me."

Raven sat up and shrugged. "I just...do." She said.