was I really seeking good or just seeking attention

"Cass, I can't even..." Lyssa whined.

Cassie wasn't sure how many days had passed, as time seemed to make no sense to her anymore. She was in a constant stage of hunger and thirst, whenever she was given either food or water it was never enough to make her feel any better. Every part of her body ached, from lack of food, from being stuck in the same position in the air, from countless spells that had been fired her way, hitting every part of her body and putting her through unbareable pain. Though she hardly had the energy to scream.

Lyssa wasn't in any better condition than Cassie, and if anything she was worse off because she had a lesser capacity to endure it than Cassie did. She had been raised a pampered little rich girl of a pureblood wizard family. She was genetically and mentally and physically and emotionally not made to handle being tortured.

Cassie looked through her barely opened eyes as the door open, the light that filtered in made her wince. Her eyes were no-where near suited for light having spent the last however long in darkness. "Brave little Gryffindors aren't as strong as they thought they were, are they?" Regan's patronizing voice rang out. Cassie didn't even bother try to reply, she knew it would only come out as a incomprehensible murmur.

Lyssa just made a whining noise, that sounded rightly pathetic to even her and she wasn't even completely comprehensive at the moment.

Regan turned her wand around her hand looking at the two girls. She clicked her tongue a few times, wondering how she was going to go about what she was doing.

Lilith stood next to her, doing nearly the same thing. Then she leaned over and whispered something in Regan's ear, smirking as she did so.

Regan smirked looking at Lilith. Then gestured with her hand to say that she could start it off.

~timeskipping, because i have no idea what they're going to do...~

So the girls, only just alive, were taken to some place where there were no people around and dumped there. A message was sent to the Order instructing them on where the two girls were.

So the Order showed up there (and you get to write TAY!)

(YAY)

Taylor's eyes widened as she looked at the two girls unconcious and slumped on the ground. "Dear god," She whispered, looking at the faces of the members of the Order who had come. "That's not a pretty site," She walked over to the two girls and crouched down. "They seem to have a pulse, quite faint but there none the less." She said biting down on her lip, she turned around and said. "So, how are we getting them from here to safety without managing to kill them?"

One of the unnamed members mentioned they were adequate with medical spells and could do some spells to get their pulses back up so that moving them wouldn't kill them.

McGonagall nodded at the nameless person. It was a weekend, so she had no classes to teach that day.

The person did so.

"We'll get them to an area more covered than here," McGonagall said glancing around her warily. She wouldn't put it past the Death Eaters to have used the girls as bait and attack them.
"Then we can set about starting to heal them."

Everyone nodded and went about carefully moving the two.

The two got apperated to the HQ.

there they were taken to the hospital-like area.

And they got some people who were good at healing magic to work on healing the two girls.

who were unconscious the whole time.

Cassie's eyes opened slowly and she jumped and pulled them shut again, unable to see anything but a bright peircing light. She whimpered softly, shaking and than yelping as a voice intending to be soothing asked her how she was feeling. She felt disconcerted by the softness of what she was sitting on, and wondered whether she was in some bizzare dream. Which made her panic as she knew that she'd wake up soon and not be on some soft bed thing.

Lyssa was faring about the same.

(sleepy tsuki is sleep and she is sorry)

She whimpered softly, closing her eyes tightly.

Lyssa forced herself to squint just a little, even if it hurt, because she wanted to know what was going on.