New RP 1 (Expelled) (yes, fail title, but it makes it obvious)

Draco stood there for a moment longer, wondering if he should say something else. Deciding against it, and running his hair slightly through his hair. "Well...I'm just gonna go now..."

Cassie shrugged again. "Seeya," She said before walking off and making her way outside, she had calmed down slightly. Though not by much and despite the fact that students weren't allowed in the forbiden forest she walked inside. Since when had she payed heed to rules?

Draco nodded at Cassie, and walked off to the first class of the day, which just happened to be Transfiguration. He vaguely wondered what McGonagall would do when she saw Lyssa, since the resort had been so private that not even Draco had known about it until after it happened. He stopped outside the classroom with his classmates, waiting for the professor to let them in for class. Quickly, he spotted Lyssa talking to some of his -their- housemates. Draco frowned. It was going to be really odd for a long while.

Cassie succeded in tripping over numerous times, getting a few rips in her clothing. SHe just kind of stumbled along and as the forrest was hard enough to manage butwhen you couldn't see where you were going it was even harder. In the end she got so lost in the forrest that it took her forever to get out again. By then she was hungry and tired and just wanted to fall asleep where she was standing.

A few minutes later Professor McGonagall came and opened the door for the students. As Lyssa walked by her, her facial expression changed ever so slightly and she said, "Miss Malfoy, I would like to speak with you after the lesson today." Lyssa just nodded at her, and walked in the room. The class went by relatively fast and soon everyone had gone but Lyssa. "What did you want to talk about, professor?" she asked as she stood in front of McGonagall's desk.

McGongall taught her lesson wondering why Miss Malfoy was wearing Slytherin colours and wondering where Miss Evans was. She supposed that Miss Evans had seen Miss Malfoy in her Slytherin colours and had flipped disapearing someplace in her annoyance. She sighed looking up at Miss Malfoy as she came up at the end of the lesson. "Care to explain your change of house Miss Malfoy?" She asked her.

Lyssa shrugged at the Transfiguration teacher. "It should, honestly, be blatantly obvious why, professor," she said, tucking her hair behind her ear. "The Gryffindors were being less than accomidating as of late. Why wouldn't I change to somewhere that people didn't scorn me?"

McGonagall sighed as she looked down at the former Gryffindor girl. "And why do you think that they arne't being freindly?"

Lyssa looked at McGonagall with a mostly blank expression. "I wouldn't know, professor," she said. "Care to enlighten me?"

McGonagall raised her eyebrow at the girl standing in front of her. "Without seeming too blunt Miss. Malfoy your entire attitude and personality seems to have flipped, you've started acting like the person you were meant to be instead of the girl you grew up to be."

Lyssa allowed herself a moment to look at her professor confused. "Why does everyone seem to keep saying that to me?" she asked, tucking some hair behind her ear. "I don't think I've changed any."

"That's because sometimes you don't see yourself as clearly as others see you. Gryffindors stick together Miss Malfoy and you seem to be pushing everyone away."

"Well then, maybe it's a good thing that I'm not a Gryffindor anymore," Lyssa replied with a slight frown.

"That's beside the point Miss Malfoy, the point is why you seem to have changed. What triggered it?"

"Well, seeing as I don't see any change, I can't tell you what might have triggered anything." Lyssa shrugged.

McGonagall sighed at her. "Even if you hadn't noticed the change in yourself you would have noticed something else. Miss Evan, do you have any idea what caused her sourness lately?"

Lyssa shrugged again. "I don't have time to deal with this ridiculousness, professor. I do have another class to get to."

McGonagall just sighed at her. "Get to class then Miss Malfoy and at least try and see if you can work out how you've changed."

Lyssa looked at McGonagall. "I haven't changed professor. So, that task is bound to fail. Have a good day." Then she turned and walked out of the classroom.

McGonagall sighed and shook her head, though some of theold Lyssa was still there. Her Gryffindor Stubborness.

Cassie scowled as the tree leg as her foot got caught on it and she nearly stumbled over. She was near the edge of the tree's by now. When she got out she glanced at herself and with a sigh noticed she was covered in stratches. Now that she had calmed down somewhat she frowned wondering what to do now, there was no way she was going to go to classes and anywhere she had dropped her bag somewhere, threw her wand at Snape. Oh that had been a very smart move. She trailed through the halls as it was empty, the bell for the next cvlass going a little while back.

The rest of the days classes went by quickly, and soon Lyssa found herself faced with something she'd never been confronted with before. The Slytherin Common Room. She walked in with Draco, and looked around. It was defiintely different. She explored it for a while, instead of doing homework, until it was dark out and she was tired. As Lyssa was changing into her pajamas, she noticed her locket that she'd gotten from Cassie. With a frown, Lyssa pulled it off, probably breaking the clasp, since she hadn't undone it. Cassie didn't want her charm, so Lyssa didn't want her necklace.

Cassie stayed in the common room for the rest of the day reading, or at least trying to read.

The next morning, Lyssa got up and changed into her robes. She looked at the locket, which she had set on the table by her bed. With a frown, she picked it up and put it in her pocket, leaving for breakfast. Once there, she scanned the Gryffindor table slightly, finding Cassie about halfway down it. Lyssa walked over, taking the locket out of her pocket as she did. Once she reached Cassie, she tossed it on the table next to the girl's plate before walking to sit with Draco.

Cassie started as someone threw something next to her plate, The Gryffindor girl turned to see Lyssa walking off and then turned back to what she had thrown on the table. Cassie's heart sank as she saw it was the locket she'd given Lyssa in second year. The Gryffindor girl scouped it into her pocket, hearing it clatter together. She stood up and fast walked to Lyssa before she sit down. Cassie grabbed her arm and spun her around and beore Lyssa had the time to do anything Cassie drew back her fist and thwacked it into her face, then turned around and proceded to walk out of the hall.

Lyssa stumbled back as the fist made contact, actually falling back on the ground. She stared, momentarily wide-eyed after Cassie. Then her hand made its way to her lip, and pulling it back showed that the fist had made her lip bleed a bit.