Sebastian scoffed again. "What's not great about it?! You have got to be kidding me," he muttered. "Nevermind, it doesn't matter," he said, leaning back in his chair and pulling out his book again.

She looked back down at hers, shaking her head but still grinning. "Opinions," she clucked her tongue, stroking Arden's head with one hand as he playfully nipped her.

"Hey, half of those textbooks are woefully inaccurate," Sebastian said without looking up from his book. "If you really want to learn about muggles, drop by my house."

She raised and eyebrow and looked up. Pulling her reading glasses off and closing her book, she tilted her head at him. "If that's an invite I may, actually."

Sebastian looked up from his book. "I really don't have a habit of inviting strangers into my house," he said.

You live with muggles? She asked, very interest

She shrugged. "Neither do I- and oh, we're here." She said, putting her elbow on the window as the train slowed to a stop. The excited chatter of first years filled the cars as they dragging their luggage after them, filing outside after the older students.

Rayne stood, guiding Arden to his cage before closing the hatch and then pulling her trunk from the compartments above. She nodded at them, gave a short wave, and walked off, her dark hair whipping around in the wind that had snaked in through the window.

Isnt this exciting? She asked Parsley, who gave an eager mew.

Sebastian managed to wrangle Spectre in his cage and grabbed his bags. "Yeah, my parents and my younger sister are muggles," he said. "Do you have a problem with that?" he asked.

"No," she said, slowing her pace a bit so she was beside him. "Not at all. Does it seem like I have a problem with muggles?" Rayne's tone showed her slight amusement at his inference. "I'm not exactly the type of person to judge others."