Cassie and Lyssa: Rise of Audentia

"Cass?" Lyssa said when she noticed that Cassie's mood suddenly shifted from happy to something else. She looked at her curiously.

"Hrm?" Cassie asked not really wanting to get into it. She didn't think that Lyssa would go back to Voldemort but there was a slim chance, as she seemed to swap sides too much for Cassie's liking. She heard a bang and her brow furrowed. "What the heck was that?" She wondered getting up and opening the door, "Tim," She shouted as a Hufflepuff walked past. "What was that?" He shrugged. "No idea Cassie." Cassie sighed and momenterially forgetting Lyssa which she came to regret latter went to find out the cause of the bang.

Lyssa stared after Cassie for a moment slightly shocked for a minute. She stood up and walked to door, which had been left open. Lyssa had never actually, consciously thought about leaving, but here was a chance and she wasn't going to waste it. After all, she didn't particularly like being locked in a room when she was alone, or always with Cassie when the door wasn't locked. Having someone to talk was fine, but not....all the rest. Cautiously, since she didn't know who was where, she left.

The cause of the noise ended up being some idiot of a Ravenclaw missing the wooden target and hitting the wall making ahuge dint and causing the portait to fall off and smash. Cassie yelled at the perpentrator for being stupid and for doing it in a room where she hadn't allowed to be used for magic. Muttering under her breath Cassie went back up to her room, she froze when she realised she'd left the door open. Bitting her lip she opened it and swore loudly. Turning quickly on her foot Cassie ran downstairs and outside. She heard a distentive pop but could't see anything."Freaking hell," She cursed before conjuring a whole bunch of wooden targets and blowing them to smitherins not caring if someone came up behind her.

Lyssa sighed as she found herself outside the gates to Malfoy Manor. She opened the gates, as the Manor's wards recognized her as someone who was allowed there, walking up the path to the door.
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Draco was walking through a hall when he saw Cassie outside blowing things up. He walked outside and behind her, making sure he was out of the way of her. "What's up?" he asked.

Furious with herself and furious with Lyssa Cassie just kept blowing things up untill the second of the grounds she was on was covered in wooden shards. She spun around when she heard someone's voice and growled softly. "I'm such an idiot," She muttered under her breath looking up to see Draco. "What have I done?"

Draco blinked at her for a moment, confused like mad. "What happened?" he asked, taking in all the wood shards on the yard, meaning that it wasn't something good at all.

Cassie ran a hand through her hair and flicked her wand making all the wood disapear. "Well um..." She said unsure of how to say it. She looked anxiously at the ground. "Well..ah..." Draco was looking slightly impatient. "Lyssa left..." She muttered quietly.

Draco blinked at her. "She what?" he asked. "How the hell...?" Draco blinked again. Then he raised his eyebrow at Cassie. "Something else happened....what?" he asked, for once being just as analytical as his sister could be, which in this case wasn't a good thing for Cassie.

"Some idiot of a Ravenclaw made a dint in my wall and broke a picture and I went to see what it was and came back and Lyssa had ah...gone..." She bit her lip. "We are stuffed if she goes back to Voldemort. She knows that it's mostly teenagers and that I'm head." She sighed and then started walking towards the house and made everyone's bracelets glow. "Im an idiot."

Draco's eye went slightly wider than normal. "That is definitely not good, since really there's nowhere else she would go..." he said, following Cassie. He ran a hand through his hair as they got to the kitchen which was the unofficial place members went to meet.

"Everyone shut up and listen," Cassie shouted once she entered the room, she was not in the mood for people to be babbling nonsence. "And don't call me an idiot cause I know that already." Cassie quickly summerised what had happened and someone asked what they were going to do. Throughout the meeting Cassie had been thinking about this. "I'm not particually sure." She sighed running a hand through her hair. "We're just going to have to be careful. And I have another meeting with the Order day after tomorrow, so by then they'll know we're teeanges aswell. ANy questions or complaints or comments that don't include telling me I'm stupid?"

Draco sighed. "If I know my sister half as well as I hope I do seeing as we are twins after all, she isn't going to tell Voldemort anything for at least a little while. So we should be okay for a bit at least," he said, softly yet loud enough to be heard. "But we should definitely tell the Order she..erm...got away from here."

"Yeah..." Cassie muttered. "You know what, I'm going to jump the meeting to now." She sighed and got out a quill and paper. "Draco and Hermione can you guys come again?" She sent the letter off anf got her cloak, after Draco and Hermione were ready the three of them apperated to the meeting place, they were no doubt before the Order because McGonagall would probably only have gotten the letter.

Draco nodded at Cassie and was ready to go not too much later. They left headquarters for the same meeting spot as last, where they had to wait a while for the Order to show up since they had after all found out at the last minute.

"What is so urgent?" Professor McGonagall asked once both parties where there. "Well..." Cassie said. "I have two things to say." She sighed trying to calm herself as she was still quite angry. "First." She held the hood of her cloak and put it down at the same time taking the disguise off her voice.

Draco's eyes went wide as he watched Cassie take off the hood of her cloak. He didn't know she was going to tell them it was her. The Order was just as shocked it seemed, though for a different reason. "Miss Evans?!" McGonagall said in a shocked voice, staring at her.

Cassie smiled. "Hello Professor," She said highly amused at the Orders reaction. Professor McGonagall seemed to be wondering what to say, the rest of the Order was shooting her suspicious looks. "Why did you not see fit to tell us this in any of meeting?" McGonagall asked. Cassie shrugged. "It's more fun this way." She said with a gleam in her eye, one that she really hadn't had in a while. "And yes to answer your question you have been outdone by teenagers, amusing yes?" A few members of the Order muttered under their breath. "Who are the other two?" Remus asked. "That's for them to tell you, not for me." Cassie said and watched out of the corner of her Hermione put her hood down hesistently. "Miss Granger?!" Professor McGonagall said. Cassie laughed in spite of herself.

"Time for a huge shocker," Draco muttered to himself as he moved to do the same as the two girls had before him. He looked down as he pulled his hood back, then looked up to see the many shocked faces of the Order.

"Mr. Malfoy?!" Professor McGonagall looked as if she was about to have a heart attack. "Now that I didn't expect..." Professor Lupin muttered. Cassie snickered trying to hide her smile and failing. "That's why you didn't want to give Miss Malfoy to us." Professor McGongall mused. "Not just because you didn't trust us." "Yeah...um." Cassie's smile faltered. "about Lyssa..." The Order looked suddenly sharp. "She kind of uh...got away..."

Remus made a noise that had Draco glaring at him before he'd even said anything. "And that is exactly why teenagers shouldn't do things like that. It would have been best for everyone if you had handed her over to us with the rest of the Death Eaters, instead of letting your past relationships with her cloud your judgement."

Cassie scowled and bright red sparks flew out of her wand making a few of the Order members flinch. Her eyes blazing she stepped forward and stopped herself hexing Lupin into oblivian. "I'm glad I didn't hand her over to you." She snarled glaring at him. "What would you do if you had captured your best freind, would you give him to another group where you couldn't be sure if they would look after him?" "Miss Evans," Professor McGonagall said. "Calm down," "No I bloody well won't." Cassie hissed. "You know me well enough Professor that I'd stand up for my freind even if they won't do the same for me, you should have known I wouldn't sit down and do nothing in this freaking war, and by created Audentia I allowed others who havn't finished school and who you wouldn't let into the Order do that. Audentia means courage and it's what we have."

Draco gaze darkened considerably. "Or how about we take the best friend thing up a step to oh I don't know family," he added to what Cassie was saying. "What then?" He glared as Lupin opened his mouth to respond. "I know well enough," the adult said, "to do what's best for everyone rather than what I want."

Cassie snarled as more sparks flew out of her wand. "That's the problem with Adults. They think they know bloody everything." Professor McGonagall opened her mouth to say something but Cassie cut her off. "Shut up please Professor." She turned back to Lupin. "You say do this, do that, but when it comes to having to do it yourself you do the completle oposite thing." She was really close to hexing him or punching him.

Draco gritted his teeth together and glared at his former professor as the phrase 'if looks could kill' ran through his mind. He clenched his hands into fists and forced himself not to get his wand out, as it was put away in the cloak, because that would likely end unwell. He gave a dry chuckle instead. "I second what Cassie's saying," was all he could manage to say without making himself angrier at Lupin and maybe even at his sister for turning her back on them and making this whole arguement necessary.