Cj and Tsuki have lost their minds~Cassie and Lyssa, Year Seven Rewrite.

Lyssa was casually walking, not paying attention much to the path, and her foot hit a slippery spot on the ground. As her shoes weren't the best for holding up against slippery ground she ended slipping and falling, painfully. "Ow..."

Cassie heard a thump and opened her eyes and looked sideways, seeing Lyssa brush herself off. "You alright?" Cassie asked her sitting up herself.

Lyssa pushed herself up from the ground. Looking over when she heard someone she saw Cassie. "Yeah, I'm fine..." she muttered, checking to see if she really was. Turns out that no, she wasn't. Her elbow was bleeding...

"Sure?" Cassie asked slightly disbelieving as she watched Lyssa get up and examine her bleeding elbow.

Lyssa nodded. "Aside from the elbow, nothing else is hurt."

Cassie nodded and went back to looking at the sky. She was extreamly bored, being stuck in one place while not doing anything really wasn't that fun.

Lyssa went back inside, being careful where she stepped, to do something about the bleeding elbow.

A few days passed and Cassie as she left her room to go and see if she could find something to do heard a comotion coming from the drawing room. "What's going on?" She asked Lyssa who had just exited her room as well.

Lyssa shrugged at Cassie. "Haven't a clue," she said, "but I'm going to go find out. Are you coming too?"

"Yep," Cassie said as the two girls started to walk down to the hall and to the drawing room. Cassie's eyes went wide as she Ron, Hermione and Dean. There was also a goblin and the other person Cassie was sure had to be Harry, because he would be with Ron and Hermione.

Lyssa looked at the group of people in her house somewhat shocked. This was not something she had been expecting. Maybe an arguement, but not the trio plus two. She looked over at Narcissa. "What's going on?" she asked, although she had a slight idea, since it was common sense nearly.

Cassie was still standing their shocked when Draco also walked in but unlike both Cassie and Lyssa managed to act normally and sit down looking at the trio, Dean and the Goblin. Cassie winced when Hermione looked sideways and spotted her but didn't say anything, she just looked shocked. Cassie was greatful that she didn't but she probably had said nothing to try and keep the apperance of whoever they were pretending to be.

In the end no one could freaking decide if it was absolutely Harry that had been caught, although it more than obvious, since Ron and Hermione were there too. They wouldn't go anywhere without him. But stupid adults...So, instead of actually figuring anything out concretely, the adults had just decided to stick them all (minus Hermione who stayed with Bellatrix) in the cellar where Luna and Ollivander already were.

Cassie wasn't really paying attension to who it was but someone told both Cassie and Lyssa to take the 'Prisnors' to the cellar. Cassie winced slightly at the thought of going anywhere near the cellar but just nodded and let Lyssa shove the three people and one goblin out of the room.

Lyssa muttered under her breath when Lucius? (sure let's go with him) told her and Cassie to take the new captive-y people to the cellar. She still really hated that place, getting sent there all the time over freaking Christmas holiday. The group was quiet until they hit the hallway away from the adults when Ron asked, "What the hell?"

"Yeah What the hell?" Dean asked looking at the two girls. Cassie sighed at the two boys. "I blame Voldemort," Cassie muttered looking at the ground awkwardly. She made a face as they started to decend into the cellar. "I had to become a Death Eater or he'll kill my family and I havn't got a clue what happened to Lyss," Cassie glanced sideways at Lyss.

"I've told you hundreds of time, nothing happened to me," Lyssa said to Cassie.

"Yeah Sure," Cassie said with a wave of her hand. "What's with you two?" Ron asked. "Nothing Ron now shut up," "No." "I AM the one with the wand here you know," She told him. He shut up. Cassie frowned wondering where the hell that had come from. "Sorry Ron..." She muttered still frowning.

Lyssa looked at Cassie for a moment, eyebrow raised. That was...out of character...After that they were all quiet for the last few steps of the 'trip'. Lyssa opened the door to the cellar.

"Well ah..." Cassie said awkwardly leaning on the door in the cellar. She wasn't exactly sure what to say. "Can't you just let us go?" Ron asked her. "Ron," Harry said half scoldingly. "You literally just asked her to give her life to save ours." "But your more important then she is!" Ron exclaimed. "Your the only one that can defeat Voldemort." Cassie raised her eyebrow. "Well thanks Weasley, if I see your family I'll be sure to tell them the last thing I heard you say was that my life wasn't important." She glowered at him and slammed the cellar door shut locking it with a flick of her wand before she stormed back up the stairs.

Lyssa was more than a little shocked by Cassie's hostility towards Ron. She stood there for a moment after Cassie had stormed off and then went up the stairs herself. She walked up the other stairs to the first floor, guessing if anything Cassie had gone to her room. Lyssa stopped right outside the room, her hand on the doorknob. Slowly, she turned it and opened the door to (to no surprise) find Cassie. "What the hell was that?"

Cassie stormed up stairs and slammed her door behind her and going and sitting on her bed. She put her head in her hand wondering what the heck had happened. She didn't look up as Lyssa entered. "I have no fricken clue," She said on the edge of having a complete breakdown.

"Well no use going around all messed about it. If anything he deserved to have that said to him, the stupid git," Lyssa said, still standing in the doorway, and leaning on the frame.

Cassie smiled inspite of herself, a little bit of the Lyssa she knew had shone threw then. "I know he does but it's not me. I don't think I've ever said something like that in my life. Ever."

"Now, technically that's a lie, since you just did," Lyssa pointed out. "And everyone's entitled to get pissed when someone calls them unimportant, because whether it's true or not the stupidity of human nature forces everyone to believe that they are important."