was I really seeking good or just seeking attention

Cassie mumbled under her breath, and slowly opened her eyes. For a moment she thought she was still dreaming. Where was she? All she could see was darkness. Though she could hear the sound of breathing beside her. She blinked a few times trying to adjust her eyes to the darkness. But it seemed that there was really nothing in the room for her eyes to see. "Ow," She mumbled suddenly painfully aware of a throb in her head and her arms tightly bound behind her back. She pulled on the binds. "I'm dreaming," She muttered under her breath, scrunching her nose up and closing her eyes trying to will her headache away.

Lyssa blinked a couple times, disoriented and confused. She wasn't sure what had happened or what was happening. But, she did know that it was quite dark and that she was quite uncomfortable. As she blinked a couple more times she heard a voice from beside her. Recognizing the voice, she quietly ventured to say, "Cass?"

"Lyss?" Cassie responded, peering into the darkness next to her and seeing the faintest outline of a silhouette of the girl next to her. Though she could really only see the outline. "Where are we Lyss?" She asked quietly still pulling on her bounds. "Or more importantly. Why." She tried to think of what she remembered last before waking up. The two girls going down a secret passageway because they were running late to Defence against the dark arts. And she wasn't sure what had happened after that.

Lyssa shook her head in the dark, wondering if Cassie could see her. "I don't..." she muttered. "I don't know..." She leaned back on the wall she was by, having been leaning on it in her unconscious state, but sitting up upon waking. "I would like to find out though..."

Cassie nodded. "So would I," She replied, trying to stretch her arms with them stuck where they were. Which didn't work very well. She made a disgruntled noise. And leaned back into the wall. "Why are we here," She murmured under her breath closing her eyes again.

Lyssa looked down at her lap for a moment, causing her hair to fall into her face. "Cass...." she muttered. "What's the last thing you remember before waking up here?" She had to know, to make sure her brain wasn't lying to her with what it was telling her had happened.

"Um," Cassie said trying to remember if she could remember anything past what she did remember. "We were going to Dark arts, right after muggle studies. And we were running late cause the teacher held us up. And we went down one of the secret passageways, to get their faster. And than," She scrunched her nose. "I don't remember what came after that."

As Cassie spoke, Lyssa nodded along with what the girl was saying. That's what she was remembering as well, so that meant it was more than likely true. "Well," she said after a moment, "if my headache means anything...someone knocked us out and brought us here...Wherever here is..."

"Well," Cassie said slowly. "That makes sense." She bit down on her lip frowning. Now she wanted to know who had knocked them out though she had a small inkling. "Do you think," She said voicing her idea. "That the Carrow kept us after class knowing that we'd be late and end up taking a secret passageway to our next class? Where someone was to ambush us?"

Lyssa looked up and at her best friend. "That...seems just like the sort of thing that they would do, and if that's the case then the who behind this is solved...isn't it?" she said, half thinking out loud and half talking to Cassie.

"Great," Cassie said with a grumble. "I've been kidnapped by Death Eaters, just, great." She scowled into the darkness. "I think that answers all the questions but where are we. Who, Death Eaters. Why, well, we were doing our best to annoy them." She scowled fiercely again. "Oh my mother is going to freak," She mumbled under her breath just picturing her mother.

Lyssa was about to respond to Cassie when she heard something across the room that sounded very much like a lock clicking. Then she saw some dim light as the door opened up. As it did so she looked away again, wanting to appear that she was still unconscious so that whoever it was would go away again.

Cassie however stared straight at the person who had walked in. THough she couldn't tell if she knew the person as the light that had lit up the room when the door opened blinded her eyes. She blinked a few times, trying to adjust her eyes to the sudden light as the person walked forwards towards them.

Hearing footsteps enter the room, Lyssa did two things. First, she gave Cassie a look that vaguely suggested she wanted to slap her for not looking away. And secondly, she looked at who had walked in, squinting since the light was hurting her eyes. She probably had a better chance at making out who it was if she could just see...

"Well good morning there," A voice said. "Sleep well?" Cassie scowled slightly at the tone in which the Death Eater girl said that. "Guess not." She said as she was met by the silence of both girls. Cassie's eyes finally adjusted and she looked at the girl standing before them with an amused smirk.

Lyssa scowled at the two girls who had walked in. After a short silence, she spoke up. "Why?" The second girl, who hadn't spoken yet faked confusion. "You mean why are you here?" she asked, voice sounding condescending. "Well, that one should be obvious I think..."

"Well they are Gryffindors," The first girl said. "They're not exactly a brainy bunch." Cassie scowled at them both. Glaring up at them from the floor. The girl glanced at Cassie, and smiled amused back at her glaring, unphased by the look she was getting.

"At least I'm smart enough to not be used by some ego-crazed maniac..." Lyssa muttered, eyes narrowing into a Malfoy-esque glare that would make lesser wizard recoil. She was not amused, and she was not happy. And if she had her hands and a wand, neither would the two girls in front of her be.

Regan laughed, amused, looking at the two girls who were glaring at them. Which really just amused her even more. "I love it when people try and tell you about things they don't understand," She said.

Beside the girl, her friend...acquaintance? whatever she was, was nodding along with what she said. "And just what am I not understanding?" Lyssa inquired, tilting her head to the side.

"That if you don't shut up you are going to be in a lot of pain?" Regan suggested. "We just want to know why we're here," Cassie grumbled under her breath. "Oh she's thicker than I thought," Regan said.

"No, really, though," Lyssa said. "Why? Other than the obvious reason, of course. What worth are we to anything? We're just a couple of students."

"I don't think I'm going to tell you, it's so much more fun leaving you guessing," She said with a smile. Cassie scowled at her. "Whatever your plan is, I'm not agreeing." She said fiercely. "You may not have a choice."

"There's always a choice in what you do or what happens..." Lyssa muttered. "Not when you're powerless there isn't, and right now, I'd say you're pretty powerless all tied up and whatnot," Lilith replied.

"Cowards," Cassie scowled. Regan raised an eyebrow and laughed. "I love how you say that like your trying to hurt me." She said.