Cassie and Lyssa AE 6

Snape looked at the two girls that were staking in his office once again. "Miss Evans I'm not surprised you're here again, Miss Malfoy however I thought you were done with silly childish antics sch as pranks." Lyssa shook her head at him. "It would seem that I'm not," she said. "And I haveto admit, they're rather fun..."

"Muggle pranks are the best kind," Cassie said with a smile. "Quite an ingenious idea Miss Evans, how did you think of it?" Cassie looked out to see the portrait of Dumbledore talking to her. She snickered at the look on Snape's face when Dumbledore said it was a good idea. "My freind Emma thought of it," She said and when she was Snape was about to say something she added. "She's a Muggle."

"From my deductions," Lyssa said,"she's a bloody brilliant Muggle at that. Cassie's never said it out loud as far as I can recall but I think Emma is the reason she came back."

"She'd be a Gryffindor," Cassie said with a slight smile. Snape snorted. "Of course such an idiotic idea came from a idiotic Mug-" "She is not an idiot!" Cassie snarled.

"I would say she's a far cry from idiotic!" Lyssa said. "Shes the reason I haven't gone completely bonkers on you people and your stupidity." She was glaring at Snape now. "Take it back."

"No I will not Miss. Malfoy, if it wasn't for this Muggle , we'd have one less trouble maker in the school." He gestured at Cassie. "And you wouldn't be finding yourself in a weeks worth of detension. Be aware girls I'm not taking points anymore as that has no effect, if you continue to not wear your uniform you will find yourselves with more detensions."

"When will you learn professor, that punishing us for doing what we believe in and what we believe is right is never giong to get you anywhere, except maybe at the recieving end of a prank? The more you punish us, the harder we're going to try," Lyssa said.

"And the more I'm going to punish." He looked at both of the girls. "Both of you seem to forget that I am a Death Eater, you are only children, the more you push the harsher I will be."

"And you seem to foget we're Gryffindors. The worse you get the harder we fight. You're not going to beat us."

He snorted. "You are such children. You think Childish games will beat experienced Death Eaters? You are wasting your time and your life."

"You think that some stupid mark on your arm is giong to scare me? I dont' give a damn what the hell you are, experienced or not. Experience doesn't matter, determination does. Why do you think in books with teenagers as the main characters, they always win? It's because they ar detemined, not because they have experience."

"This is not a book Miss. Malfoy, it's life. Books are misleading, they tell you that aslong as you think your right and your doing it for the right reason you will end up winning despite the astounding odds. Life does not work that way. You shouldn't be afraid of my mark Miss. Malfoy, it would be stupid to be afraid of a mark. You shouldbe afraid of my wand." He flicked it, nonverballing something and Cassie was thrown back into a bookshelf.

"What the fucking hell is your problem?!" Lyssa shouted at him.

"Language Miss. Malfoy," Snape chided as Cassie stood up her head throbbing. "Ow," She exclaimed gingerlly rubbing her head.

"You just blasted a student into a shelf I think I have a small liberty to swear!"

"I disagree," Snape said. "This-" "Will both of you just shut the heck up? Your repeating what you said about half an hour ago?!" Cassie shouted peeved.

"Oh whatever," Lyssa muttered. "I'm leaving before I do something really stupid." And with that she turned on her heel and wakled toward the door.

Snape flicked his wand locking the door and when Lyssa turned to shout at him he said. "I hereby expell you from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry Miss. Malfoy." And he flicked his wand unlocking the door again.

"On what grounds?" Lyssa asked him, voice shaking.

"For being rude, for time and time again disobeying rules despite the punishments that are given to you and for not listening when I've warned you, that this. is. not. a. game!" He thumped his fist on his desk on the last word.

All Lyssa could do for a long moment was take deep, slightly shaky, breathes and stare at Snape. "Professor please..." she whispered when she could speak. She didn't care if it sounded like she was begging. Hell, she was begging. Begging him to take it back.

Snape just raised an eyebrow at her and said nothing. Cassie just stood their, shocked, she hadn't really thought that Snape would do something like that. "You-you can't." Cassie said. "I can and I will. Miss Malfoy I expect you out of my school in an hour." He turned and faced the window looking out onto the grounds.

"Professor Snape please," Lyssa whispered again, tears springing up in her eyes. She would say more, but that was she really could coherently put together at the moment. She slumped back against the nearest wall, shaking too much, staring at Snape's turned back. "Please, don't do this."

"Miss Malfoy," Snape said in a bored voice. "Your time is running out." Cassie glanced at her freind who was slumped against the wall. "Please Professor, we'll be good. I promise." Snape laughed bitterly. "Because I really can trust your word Miss Evans." "Severus," Said Dumbledore portrait. "Not now Albus." Severus snapped back at him.

Lyssa shook her head to herself for a second, and straightened from the slump. Even though she was still shaking, the shake in her voice had stopped. "You know, professor, it's not your wand people should be afriad of. It's your emtionless, bastardly heart that they should really fear. It's more than enough to take people down. You don't even need magic to do it."