Audentia: Look both ways before you cross the road.

Cassie put her hood down before she opened the door, she decided that she may as well show Lyssa who she was instead of hiding behind her hood, which while a perfect way to maintain secrecy when fighting so they couldn't be targeted was a rather cowardly way to go about when off the field. And besides, it would probably evoke a stronger emotion out of Lyssa. She tapped the door with her wand, unlocking it before pushing it open. She shut it behind her with her foot and flicked her wand, so it locked again before she looked at Lyssa.

Lyssa, who was already in a sour mood, looked at the door as it opened. Her eyes narrowed, but she was silent as Cassie entered the room. It figured that she was behind this all, or at the very least a part of it.

"Why hello there," Cassie said leaning back on the door. "You seem to be in a lovely mood today." She said looking at her former friend who looked anything from being in a lovely mood. She had the look on her face that stated if it was Malfoy-like to do so, she'd whack you over the head with a chair.

"Fuck off," Lyssa muttered under her breath, looking angrily at a corner to avoid looking at Cassie and letting her anger and frustration take over.

"But where's the fun in that?" Cassie asked her raising an eyebrow. "Absolutely none."

"Now you're just trying to annoy me, aren't you?" Lyssa asked, still not looking at Cassie. She was going to maintain as much dignity as she could.

"No I'm not, I'm standing here because I feel like it." Cassie replied with an eyeroll. "And, in case you hadn't noticed. I'm over here, not, over there."

"I don't really bloody care..." Lyssa muttered, scowling. "Care to explain to me why I'm here?"

"Well it can't be the obvious reason that you're a Death Eater can it?" Cassie mused sarcasticly.

"That's rather vague though. Got anything more specific for me?"

"You're a backstabbing bitch? Detailed enough for you? Or do I need to go into more?" Cassie raised an eyebrow.

Lyssa shrugged. "The more you know..." she muttered, turning her gaze over to Cassie finally, giving her a look that said to go on.

"How about the fact that you're a Malfoy, and it's your fault that I had to undergo what I've gone through this year?"

Lyssa eyes hardened. "Did you really just pull the name card on me?"

"Yes I did."

Lyssa was quiet for a moment, looking away again.

Cassie watched her for a moment, before she opened the door making a noise of disgust at the other girl.

Lyssa didn't even bother reacting.

Cassie pulled the door shut behind her, locking it with her wand,

Lyssa slumped against a wall.

Cassie entered the room, with a few other Audentia members a few hours later.

Lyssa looked at them. "Now what?"

"Guess," Cassie said.

"If I wanted to guess, I wouldn't have asked you."

Cassie rolled her eyes. "Well it can't be that hard to piece together."