RP one million and seventeen; (26)

Cassie looked oddlu at Lyssa and then shrugged. "I second Lyssa, uless you think that wecan magically work our way around veritaserum."

Remus looked at the two for a moment. Lyssa raised an eyebrow at him. "Well?"

"Fine," Remus snapped standing up and walking out of the room. "You don't need to girls," Professor McGonagall told them watching Remus' retreating figure as he probably went to find the veritaseriem. "Half of these people won't believe us otherwise." Cassie said softly.Remus came back holding a small bottle that looked as if it were full of water.

"Cassie's right," Lyssa agreed as Remus came back. She looked at the bottle he'd returned with with disdain, even thought it had been her idea in the first place to use it.

Cassie took the bottle off Remus and dropped a few drops on her tongue before passing the small bottle to Lyssa.

Lyssa did the same as Cassie, then she gave the little bottle back to Remus. "Ask away," she said looking at him.

"Where are your siblings now?" "Malfoy Manor," Cassie said, Lyssa saying the same thing. "Why?" "So Voldemort could make me do what he wanted.." Cassie said softly, feeling slightly useless.

"Because my family lives there," Lyssa replied to the second question, giving Remus an odd look.

Cassie snickered slightly. "That was a fail question." Remus threw her an irritated look. "Any why does Voldemort wants you on his side?" "Because I can throw off Crucio," Cassie said feeling slightly awkward at that. A few people gasped. "Impossible," Remus said. "No it's not," Cassie told him. "If I can do it, it's not impossible."

"I don't bloody know what he wants with me," Lyssa said rolling her eyes at Remus. "Why don't you go ask him?"

Cassie snickered again. Remus adressed Cassie this time. "When did you find out that you could throw it off?" "Earlier in the year when Snape cast it for disturbing the starting feast"

Remus just nodded and went on to whatever his next question. "Do you two bear a Dark Mark?" he asked. Lyssa frowned, as that was a topic she didn't like talking about at all. "Yes," she muttered with quiet resentment in her voice.

Cassie nodded rubbing her left forearm. She very much wanted to whack Remus over the head but thta probably wouldn't fair well with trying to get him to believe them. Remus' eyes flitted over their clothed arms making Cassie feel kinda self concious. "Do you believe them yet Remus?" McGonagall asked with a patient sigh. "No," "Why?" "Because the last Death Eater who was 'on' the Orders side and pretending to be a Death Eater killed Dumbledore." Cassie inwardly flinched.

Lyssa frowned at Remus. "Haven't you listened to a thing we've said? Such as the whole opposing Snape and those annoying Carrows at Hogwarts. McGonagall knows that, she was there through it. But I suppose I should have guessed that not even us answering under the effects Veritaserum would be enough to convince you of anything."

Cassie looked at him incredulously, she pushed up her right sleeve and pointed to a long scar that ran down it. (Which I just created then ehe) "Do you tink," She said in a tone that told him she was on the verge of getting seriously annoyed. "That I was honestly join the Death Eaters after one gave me that?" She ran her hand across the scar. "Along with various others. You're meant to be the good guys you stupid idiot and here you are acting like a," She threw her arm into the air in frustration. "If your not going to save four teenagers from the wrath of Voldemort you don't deserve to be the good side. You can both be dark for all I care."

Lyssa frowned at the adults, particularly Remus, ready to pull out her defense mechanism and try to make them all feel bad. "To think I thought it was a good idea to trust you people enough to ask for your help in the matter. I can see now that you couldn't care less." Then she shrugged. "I'm going home now, hopefully to find some other way to keep my brother alive, since you will obviously be of no help to me. So much for Good."

Cassie sighed and frowned at the adults. "Girls," McGonagall said. "Just Ignore Remus." Cassie heard someone laugh and turned to face the girl who was wearing an odd assortment of clothing. "Taylor," McGongall said in an exasperated voice. "What is so funny?" "Nothing," The girl said with a wicked grin. "I just think that you should have said that before, Remus never says anything worth listening to." "Hey," Remus said indignetly. "I do too." "Whatever you say Captian."

"Actually, no," Lyssa said. "I'm not going to ignore him. He's not the only one who doubts us." She shook her head. "The vast majority do. I can see it on their faces. Now, if you'll excuse me..." She turned away from the Order and walked out the door to the room.

"And while we thank you for the compliment that we are quite awesome and can lie through veritserim, it shall be on your heads if any of us four teenagers" Cassie put stress on the word teenagers. "Die. I'm sure that will definetly boost your ego."

Lyssa walked out of the building, and stood outside waiting for Cassie to come outside too. She tapped her foot on the ground, in a completely ticked off mood at the moment. When Cassie finally came out Lyssa said, "I told him his plan would fail."

"lovely," Cassie said with an irritible sigh. "Now what?"

Lyssa shrugged. "Hell if I know. We can't go back, but we have to..." she said. "Because I'm certainly not going back in there." She motioned to the Order's HQ.

Cassie sighed and frowned. The two girls apperated back to Malfoy Manor and as soon as they got there were told that Voldemort wanted to see them. The two girls nervously went to the drawing room. "Well?" He asked making him sound kinda ooc.

Lyssa bit her lip and hesitated for a moment before speaking. "Well..." she muttered. "They didn't believe us..." About what she didn't elaborate.

And ima just waffle over the whole Tom using legilemency because I have no idea how it works/feels like and so writing what I don't know would be odd and I can't be bothered so anyway. Cut to after~

Cassie stumbled back once she was the only one in her mind again, she was not looking forward to finding out what he was going to do now that he knew that the girls had lied to him and that they had tried to betray him.