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

Lyssa just laid awake in her bed for a while, not quite tired enough to sleep yet, but without her knowing her eyes closed and she fell asleep still in her clothes, since she hadn't bothering with changing into her pajamas before laying down.

Cassie woke up the next morning and made a face as she yawned, she didn't want to wake up, didn't want to get out of bed.

Lyssa woke up the next day with a frown. She just wanted to go back to sleep. That or fastforward the year to the end, since it hadn't had a pleasant start, and likely wouldn't have a pleasant ending either.

Cassie sighed and yawned and then pulled herself out of bed. She wasn't looking forward to class, she just wanted to go back to bed and sleep. Sleep till the end of the year and then go home as a graduate. As much as she would miss Hogwarts she had a feeling she'd prefer not to be here this year.

With a tired sigh and a yawn, Lyssa sat up, noticing almost immediately that she had fallen asleep in her clothes. With a frown she got up from bed, smoothing out the wrinkles. "Morning," she said to Cassie, who looked as pleased as she did to be getting up.

"Morning," Cassie replied stiffling a yawn. "I'm tired and sore." She complained going through her suitcase to find her hairbrush which seemed to want to be hiden in the depths of her case.

Lyssa frowned more. "I'm tired too," she said, stretching a little. Then she ran her fingers through her hair, catching the few knots, and making a face. Her hair was all curled and messed up. Not wanting to bother with fixing it she just put it up in a ponytail.

After some yawning and complaining the girls got to the Gryffindor table where Cassie completly ignored people trying to ask her and Lyss why they had done it and stupid other questions like that. She had a headache and did not need people babbling junk. "Shut up," She snapped at the next person. "Or you'll find that your cereal somehow managed to turn upside down on your head."

At breakfast Lyssa was amused at Cassie's snapping at people who were being annoying pests about annoying things.

Cassie smiled innocently at the girl as she turned away and went back to her breakfast. "Jeez," She muttered under her breath as McGonagall came and gave out the timetables. "Great a Carrows class first," Cassie muttered looking at it. "Well this should be fun."

"Of course it should be," Lyssa commented lightly, not bothered at all by it. "Just imagine the sorts of chaos we can cause in it." She smiled at the thought. "Now why wouldn't that be fun? Mind, I don't think the repurcussions will be fun, but those come later."

Cassie's eyes gleamed. "Oh I do believe you have a point. It's payback time." She smriked wickedly. "You know what's odd, Draco hasn't come to see how you are..." She muttered as Draco was known to ask how Lyssa was when she got so much as a cut, it was nice and all but Cassie found it got tiresom and she wans't the one getting asked questions. She made a face as Draco suddenly appeared. "Speaking of the Devil." She muttered.

"Good morning Draco," Lyssa said, pretending she didn't know the reason he'd shown up in the first place. Knowing him as well as she did, and Lyss figured she had to know him pretty well, he was about to ask how she was.

Draco ignored Cassie's comment and Lyssas and went straight on to ask how she was. Cassie smiled half amused as he babbled.

"Draco," Lyssa said, trying her best to sound annoyed, when really she was amused. "Shut up already. I'm fine."

"And we appaiate your concern." Cassie said with a slight twinkle in her eye as Draco hadn't even acknoledged that she was there.

Draco looked over at Cassie for a moment, opening his mouth to comment, but stopped when Lyssa raised her eyebrow at him. "Thanks Draco," she said. "Now I think it would be best to go back to your table before someone here attacks you. Not too many people at this table like you."

Cassie smiled wickedly at him as he stalked off muttering grumpily under his breath.

A moment later Lyssa said, "I do believe it's almost time for class. Fun!"

Cassie grinned brightly. "Can't wait."

"Shall we get going then?" Lyssa asked, standing up. "We should get there early to do a little last minute plotting, and of course to make a better impression on the semi-unsuspecting teacher than last night's.'

Cassie grinned wickedly again and the two girls made their way to Muggle studies. "Hang on," Cassie said looking at her timetable again to see if that was right. "I don't do Muggle studies, never have."

Lyssa sighed. "Neither have I. They've made it mandatory now though," she replied. "Waste of time if you ask me. Anyone could just go talk to a Muggleborn or a half-blood if they want to learn about Muggles, and they would probably learrn it better that way too. Although I'm supposing that with this teacher it's not going to be about anything positive..."

"No probably not, I always thought that they should have like a Wizards Study class for like the Muggle borns or half bloods whose parents didn't educate them about the wizarding world or something like that. You know?"

"Well I mean...that seems kind of pointless...you learn about that stuff through out the seven years, either from friends or from other means..." Lyssa said.