I'd Rather (My Slytherin Buds!+Enemies)EAT DUNG

[Aiden Gabriel Irvine]

The class was utterly pointless.
Honestly.
Mostly everyone knew that Defense Against the Dark Arts was a supposedly important. Even the Slytherins paid attention. Aiden was a quite different story seeing as light snores emitted from his mouth as the professor rambled on about Unforgivable curses and how they should never be used, even though they were very reliable. Whack!
Whipping him on the head with a pointer stick Aiden looked up a dazed expression mused on his face. "Napping is a good way to study later Professor." He gave him a smile and began to repeat his late statement. " The Unforgivable Curses are terrible and certainly illegal for a good reason, you all need to know how to protect yourselves... ugh, Aiden Irvine. See, even in sleep your voice penetrates my mind."

[Kianthra Lestrange]

Kianthra Lestrange had been writing notes on the Unforgiveable Curses, not for her own use you understand, but just to keep up impressions. Of course Avero knew that she couldn't really care less, but still she insisted on writing notes. She looked up as the boy at the desk next to her got hit on the head with a pointer stick. She smiled as Aiden repeated exactly what she had just written down. Satisfied that she had written enough notes for the lesson, she placed the quill on the desk as Avero walked back to the front of the classroom. "Sleeping again Ai?" she said quietly with a smile as Avero began talking once more.

[Aiden Gabriel Irvine]

A smile broadened apon his lips as he heard Kianthra whisper to him. " When aren't I? Avero needs to start teaching us things that aren't of fifth level." Aiden smirked, eyes following the heels of Avero as he again resumed his lecture. "I say you and I go for a peak in the restricted section. What'd ya say?" Kia was most surely beautiful, and they did have a thing back in, what seemed like ages. He still came to fancy her, he was a teen boy after all. A little alone time with Kia wouldn't hurt anything would it? Only if she deemed it necessary. The restricted section was way more interesting, he'd said it many times before. The greatest discoveries aren't taught by imbeciles such as the Professors at Hogwarts.

[Kianthra Lestrange]

"Hmm true," Kia smiled as she said this, another quick glance at Avero before replying, "sounds good. We can probably just leave, Avero's not going to stop us." Alone with Aiden in the restricted section? It does sound good. I mean, nothing will happen, it's been years since...our fourth year. And anyway he probably doesn't feel the same way as I did, do? Did? Oh I don't know. Anyway bunking off with my best friend has to be a better use of my time than DADA. "So, we going?" she whispered as she packed her notes, quill and jar of ink away in her bag.

[Aiden Gabriel Irvine]

"Yep!" Nodding the way toward the door he smiled, picking up his bag and flinging it over one shoulder. He doubted any of the other students would have the guts to rat them out. He was pretty sure Kia would give them a real lesson on Unforgivable Curses. "Sneaking" out of Defense Against the Dark Arts was pathetic. A few stern snarls at the other classmates and keeping out of Avero's plane if view. That was almost anywhere anyway. Both Slytherin's retreated into the hallway, footstep synchronizing in sound. "To the library!"

[Kianthra Lestrange]

Kia picked up her bag and followed, smiling to a few of her fellow DE members as she passed them. It was true that none of the NO members would tell on them, most of them had experienced Kia's unforgiveable curses first hand. She smiled again as they stepped out into the hallway, closing the door softly behind them. "Sure," she said before they both began to walk down the corridor, the sound of her black heels echoing in their wake. They stopped in front of a portrait with a rather odd wizard on it, one who had a purple beard. "Supreme soup," Kia whispered, and the wizard nodded before allowing them to advance into the secret passage beyond. This passage itself came out just down the corridor from the library. When she heard the portrait close behind them, she smiled and said, "I've always found that password funny, good thing he never changes it."