heads will roll [aindi]

[FALA ALINE ROUSSEAU]

If not in the Slytherin common room, or in class, Fala Rousseau could usually be found spending time in the library. She would sit alone ad a desk, or with one of her fellow Slytherins, and do homework or read up on something that had caught her interest. However, on this day, she was leaned against a bookshelf, book in hand, but here eyes were not on the page before her, but rather on the entrance to the Restricted Section.

Oh how she longed to see what lay hidden in those books. She absently chewed her lower lip, thinking greedily of just how well she could better herself with the use of those books. In the last two months, mainly due to the encounters with Kyran Sinclair, she'd found that she was lacking in many aspects. Fala now knew that she had to become better somehow, someway.

The girl tore her eyes from the Restricted Section, and read a number of paragraphs in her book. The multiple times she'd thought it would be useful to look into someone's mind and see what they were thinking, made her realize just how vulnerable she was to those with the skill to do just that. Fala wanted to study Occlumency, but so far she'd only had luck in finding historical information. No, she wanted to know how to practice and implement it.

Luck wasn't on her side this day, but she had a sneaking suspicion that if she were to slip into the Restricted Section, her luck would change for the better. Inevitable her pale eyes rose from the pages to lock once more on the entrance to the forbidden part of the library.

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[aindi]

Another day of work in the library, well it could be worse. He could have some job he didn't like, like the one his mother had tried to talk him into a year or so back. It was very much office worker type and the boy would have been horrible at such a thing or at least he had no hope that he would be very good at such a thing.

The blond took to walking through the library, just to keep an eye on all the books and students. Some didn't have as much of an appreciation for the bound words as he did. It was quite a shame, but he guessed it made all kinds to make the world. They probably were good with something else because no one could be all bad. It just couldn't be.

He came to another aisle of books, finding a student in this one to his surprise. Well, it probably shouldn't have been such a surprise given where they were but the last few times he had looked down an aisle they had been empty so he had just been expecting. Though he probably shouldn't do that, very horrible habit to get into. He smiled at the girl as she looked up the one time not meaning to disturb her from her reading but not wanting to completely ignore her either.

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