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

Cassie looked at Lyssa. "Yeah but in the grandscale I'm not really important." Cassie sighed. "Erg stuff this," She rolled over and looked up at the roof.

"Whether you actually are or not, it would go against nature not to get mad," Lyssa said with a shrug. "I'm not important either, but that's not going to stop me from hexing some idiot who has the gall to say otherwise."

Cassie had to laugh, smiling she said. "Gee, I love you sometimes Lyss." Right then she didn't care if they were only barley talking to eachother.

"Well," Lyss said, "I'm going to head to my room. I have break homework that needs done. If you get bored, as I'm sure you will, you can come over and help."

"Ugh homework is better then attempting to read something I'm pretty sure I know off by heard by now," Cassie got up and followed Lyssa out of her room, locking the door with a flick of her wand and following Lyss to her room.

Lyssa shrugged as she opened her school trunk and actually got out the homework. "I wasn't serious about helping...But eh. It's gets boring being alone and well it's you or my brother..."

"I frankly don't care if you were serious or not, I am bored." Cassie sat down on the floor next to the bed.

"Well fine," Lyssa said opening her potions book and flipping to a page. "Although I don't know how unbored this will make you..."

"Try reading the same book five times in two weeks. Whoever dumped my suitcase here forgot about the stack of books I had under my bed."

"Hm..." Lyssa muttered, glaring at her book.

"What's the question thingy?" Cassie asked and then frowned thinking about the Newts at the end of the year. She probably wouldn't end up taking them if she coun't go back to school to both study and take the actual test.

Lyssa showed Cassie the page she had written the assignment on.

Cassie helped Lyssa slightly with her homework. She frowned as she heard another comotion, "What the heck is going on in there?" She asked wondering what was happening in the drawing room.

"Haven't a clue, but finding out beats doing homework. Teachers are lucky I even started it..." Lyssa said, then muttered the last sentence.

The girls went to find out what the camotion was and Cassie had to smile when she saw the trio disarm everyone in the room, steal their wands and then disapearate with the help of a houself. She winced as Bella threw a knife at the elf and Cassie saw it hit before the three people and one house elf disaperated.

Lyssa rolled her eyes at the scene, and had already walked back up to her room before the trio had even disappeared.

Cassie slipped out of the room when everyone started yelling,something about Voldemort not being pleased when he came and Cassie thought it was wise to leave before Voldemort came as she really didn't like him. She went back to her room and sighed bored again.

Once she was back in her room, Lyssa shut her textbooks and pushed them off her bed, laying down. She stretched out and stared at the ceiling, listening downstairs where the adults were all in a frenzy and yelling and stuff.

Cassie smiled sligjt;y at everyone's shouting, she foundit amusing when Adults shouted and lost their cool as really not very many adults lost their cool except for ones who had bad temper problems like Snape and the Carrows. They were fun to taunt. She imagined that Voldemort wouldn't be very happy with the trio leaving and she imagined that everyone else who was in the cellar had also left aswell because Harry ebing Harry wouldn't leave anyone behind.

A few days later, Lyssa was laying back on her bed, talking to Cassie, which was fastly becoming a frequent occurance again. Although they had been quiet a few minutes now. Lyssa broke the silence by saying, "I've decided, I'm not going back to school once break finishes."

Cassie raised her eyebrow and looked up at Lyssa. "How come?" She asked kind of surpised.

"Because, I'd rather not go than face detention every night for the rest of the year..." she replied.

Cassie raised her eyebrow again. "Why the dentension?" She asked but was happy that Lyssa was staying behind because Cassie needed someone to talk to. She wondered what Lyssa's parents would say.

"Oh just general things, not turning in any homework and skipping a class here and there."

"Hm," Cassie said going back to the book that she had taken off Lyssa;s shelf as she really needed something new to read.