First Morning - Breakfast

"Hmph." Mél reached across the table and stole a bagel half from a basket. She ate it plain. "Who are you?" she asked, mouth half-full.

"I'm Bore DiGandi." he said with his head lifted proudly.

Suddenly, a bell rang.

Kelsi jumped up. She grabbed as much food as possible (She LOVED eating.) which included One of those swirly roll things caked with cinnamon (They weren't cinnamon rolls. They were much more flakey.), a piece of soda bread, another piece of soda bread, she grabbed a handful of the unfinished hash browns from her plate and swung her bag over her shoulder and marched out of the Great Hall. Then, she began to look for her first class. Of course, she first had to try to pull out her schedule. But that wasn't quite possible. She held all the food in one arm, with the swirly roll thing in her mouth, as she rummaged through her bag. Unfortunately, she was stopping in the middle of the door so tons of people began pushing past her since she was so small and it was hard not to get out with her in the way even though the doors were huge. She stumbled a bit, dropping the piece of bread and sighed. "Jeez, people! A bit of politeness is needed!" she yelled in her ringing voice. A few older boys scowled down at her as they kept walking. "Damn First years," one mumbled, and the other laughed.

Kelsi didn't care though. She finally found the schedule, and went over it. "Ooo, Potions! That'll be like cooking! I've always wanted to learn how to cook!" she said with a big cheesy grin.

[CARBS EVERYWHERE]

The ink-haired boy snapped his book shut and exited the Great Hall, tucking it under his arm along with the rest of the stack beside him on the bench.

"Oh, that's weird. You don't look much like a pig." The bagel was far on the dry side. Not that she cared. "More like an emu! What time is it?"

"......" He stared at her. "The bell just rang, it's obviously time for class,"

"That's not very specific!" She crammed the remaining quarter of the bagel in her mouth, grabbed her Defense textbook (the spine had been cracked about three years prior), and ran off, praying she'd make it to the first floor without being late.