In A Fight With The World

Cassie grinned wickedly at her.

Lyssa raised an eyebrow at Cassie for a moment. "You're thinking it," she accused, standing up from where she was sulking, expression still on her face.

"Well you do."

"Cassie, Cassie, Cassie," Lyssa said approaching her. "Number one rule when talking about a Malfoys appearance, never ever compare them to a Weasley." By then Lyssa had reached Cassie, and sprung her tickle attack.

"You do," Cassie said giggling as Lyssa tickled her. She kicked her legs at Lyssa. "Gettof."

"Shush or I tickle more," Lyssa threaten, increasing her efforts.

"Okay, okay, I surrender." Cassie said laughing.

Lyssa pulled back from the giggling Cassie, satisfied smirk on her face. "I'm glad you see it my way," she said.

"Pfft," Cassie said moving out of Lyssa's reach. "You still look like a Weasley."

Lyssa scowled and stepped toward Cassie again. "I don't think you quite got it the first time. You don't say things like that. Now I'm going to have to tickle you again."

Cassie moved out of Lyssa's reach again. Continueing to move whenever Lyysa advanced towards her.

Finally, Lyssa gave up on the technique and just tackled Cassie to the ground to tickle her.

"Gettof, gettof, gettof." Cassie said squirming.

"Take it back then," Lyssa said, not stopping.

"Never!" Cassie shouted. "I'd advise you to stop tickling, because you know. I am stronger than you."

"Don't care. Take it back. It's NOT true."

"Lyssa," Cassie rolled out of the way, and then getting up before pinning Lyssa's arms to the ground. "You have red hair, you look like a Weasley."

"No I don't," Lyssa protested loudly, trying to yank away. "They are freckly. I don't have a single freckle." Then she stopped and looked off the side, facial expression genuinely upset.

Cassie gave in. Getting up she sat down on the couch. "What's the next plan of action then?"

"Next, we need to convince the ministry to stop hunting us like some sort of wild game," Lyssa said, "as impossible as that might seem to do right now..."

"Well I doubt they will, because they aren't going to just let criminals," Cassie made a face at the word. "Run free."

"But we aren't criminals, Cass," Lyssa said falling back so she was laying on the floor. "We're kids."

"I know this," Cassie said with a sigh. "but they don't."

"Maybe we should teach them this then," Lyssa muttered. She looked over at Cassie. "Did you know that when they tried me I was still technically a minor by English law? But they treated it like I was a full adult."

"You were an adult in wizarding laws though," Cassie said. "Which in magical cases, would overrule english laws."