Lysander's mood had shifted and gotten increasingly sullen over time his twin sister Lorie had fallen ill. While near her he tried his best to keep a positive demeanor, truly hoping she would get better and the treatments would start working. After a few months though, when nothing seemed to be making her any better, he just found himself hateful and angry. More than anything he wanted to fix her, he wanted to take the sickness away from her. He was willing to be the sick one himself if it meant she would feel better, he would do anything, she had already been through enough
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After about a week, Lysander made the decision to return to Hogwarts. It wasn't because he thought he was ready, he wasn't, but because he couldn't be in that house any longer. He couldn't walk by her room, crawl into her bed, smell her there, and know he wouldn't see her ever again, he couldn't do it. Back at school, he didn't talk to anyone. His smile was faded and he couldn't find the energy to be happy. He began skipping classes and spending his days on the grounds with the caretaker and his animals. It was the only comfort he had, knowing how much Lorie loved every one of those creatures, to spend all his time around them
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The first he knows of it, they’re breaking through the glass. Cold and filthy lake water slams into them, extinguishing all the lights and leaving them in black. There’s cries of shock and one by one wands light up. First years struggle to swim as the waters reach their shoulders, and someone is fortunate enough to reach the portrait the locks them in, opening so that the water can flow out and into the dungeon corridors.
When that issue’s gone the Slytherins realise they have a bigger problem.
The water bubbles.
Someone screams and is pulled under the water.
They don’t resurface.
[more]Everyone is now rushing for the tiny exit into the dungeons, packing the narrow passage until they’re climbing over each other in their haste. A few get trampled and trapped under the deathly flow of water
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any characters → character death & aftermath, two weeks late like a surplus reprieve, i found a hair the length of yours on my sleeve.
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When that issue’s gone the Slytherins realise they have a bigger problem.
The water bubbles.
Someone screams and is pulled under the water.
They don’t resurface.
[more]Everyone is now rushing for the tiny exit into the dungeons, packing the narrow passage until they’re climbing over each other in their haste. A few get trampled and trapped under the deathly flow of water ( ... )
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