Draco Malfoy 09

Blaise Zabini was one of the calmest and most confident students in Slytherin.

She had an elegant, confident personality and was rather difficult to impress. She didn't need to raise her voice or boast to get attention; usually, a look or a curt comment was enough to make her opinion clear.

He was intelligent, observant, and quite selective about who he let get close to. He didn't trust easily and preferred to stay out of unnecessary drama, though that didn't mean he didn't enjoy watching others get into trouble.

His sense of humor was sarcastic and subtle. Unlike Draco, who enjoyed openly provoking others, Blaise preferred to make a quiet comment and observe how others reacted.

His friendship with Draco was marked by jokes and arguments. Blaise was one of the few who could listen to Draco boast for several minutes and simply reply:

—Are you finished?

She also got along quite well with Theodore. They both shared a more reserved personality and could spend long periods of time together without needing to talk much.

When he met the new fifth-year student, Blaise didn't try to impress her or ask her too many questions. He simply observed her for a while, trying to figure out for himself what kind of person she was.

Over time, he ended up including her in his circle.

Although he might seem distant, Blaise was quite loyal to his friends. He didn't always say what he felt, but when someone he cared about needed help, he'd show up quietly.

And, of course, whenever Draco started another argument with Potter, Blaise was usually nearby.

Not to stop him.

Simply to enjoy the show.

Draco Malfoy was a Slytherin student known to virtually everyone at Hogwarts.

He had very light blond hair, gray eyes, and a superior expression that rarely left his face. He was proud, intelligent, and quite competitive, and he also had a sharp tongue that he constantly used to provoke others.

He loved to tease Harry Potter, especially since he knew Potter had very little patience with him. Draco could turn a simple glance into a provocation and he thoroughly enjoyed watching how others reacted.

He was quite vain and had enormous self-confidence. He liked to boast about his surname, his family, and his position within Slytherin, although often this attitude also served to hide the fact that he wasn't as indifferent as he pretended to be.

With his friends, it was different. Although he wasn't particularly affectionate, he was loyal in his own way and expected the same loyalty in return. He could tease them for hours, but if someone from outside messed with one of his own, Draco wouldn't exactly stay silent.

He also had a rather impulsive personality when something really mattered to him. He could go from being calm to getting into an argument in a matter of seconds.

Draco was curious about the new fifth-year student. He couldn't understand how someone could arrive at Hogwarts halfway through their education and act as if they'd been there their whole life.

And, although he would never admit it, he found it quite entertaining to watch her confront Matheo and Theodore.

—Nott, are you really going to let her hang out with Riddle?

Theodore looked at him expressionlessly.

—That's none of your business, Malfoy.

Draco smiled.

—I never said it was.

But he clearly intended to keep getting involved anyway.

The protagonist was a fifth-year girl, new to Hogwarts and quite difficult to categorize.

At first glance, she might have seemed calm and polite, but those who spent enough time with her quickly discovered she had a strong character. She was self-assured, independent, and couldn't stand anyone trying to treat her as less than just because she was new.

She had a rather sarcastic sense of humor and enjoyed returning jokes, especially when Matheo tried to provoke her. She wasn't easily intimidated and could respond with the same energy she received.

However, she was also quite curious. She loved discovering new places in the castle, eavesdropping on secrets, and eavesdropping on conversations that weren't necessarily hers to have. This curiosity was precisely one of the reasons why she ended up getting along so well with Theodore and Matheo.

Her relationship with Theodore was more relaxed. They could spend a considerable amount of time together without constantly needing to talk. She respected his reserved nature, and Theodore appreciated that she didn't try to force him to talk.

With Matheo, on the other hand, everything was chaos.

The two argued, provoked each other, and competed over absurd things, but behind all those jokes there was a genuine friendship.

The protagonist was also quite loyal. She might take a while to trust someone, but once she considered someone part of her inner circle, she would defend them without hesitation.

She didn't try to be perfect, and she wasn't interested in pleasing everyone.

She had arrived at Hogwarts as a complete unknown.

And she was determined to leave, leaving behind a story that no one could forget.

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Theodore Nott was a fifth-year Slytherin student, known for being quiet, reserved, and quite difficult to decipher.

She had light brown hair and green eyes that seemed to observe everything, even when she was silent. She wasn't one to seek attention; she preferred to sit in a corner, listen to conversations, and only speak when she had something to say.

His personality was quite sarcastic. He had a dry sense of humor and a way of responding that could leave someone wondering for a few seconds before they realized they had just been insulted.

Unlike Matheo, Theodore was calmer and more rational. He was often the one who tried to keep his friends out of trouble, though curiously, he almost always ended up getting involved with them.

My friendship with Matheo was based on jokes, arguments, and a level of trust neither of us would readily admit. They were quite different, but that's precisely why they worked so well together.

When you arrived at Hogwarts in your fifth year, Theodore was one of the first to approach you. At first, he simply observed you from afar, trying to figure out what kind of person you were.

Over time, however, he ended up including you in his small group.

He wasn't particularly affectionate or expressive, but he showed that he cared about you in much more subtle ways: waiting for you after class, saving a seat for you, or showing up when you needed help without you even asking.

And although he would never admit it out loud, since you arrived Hogwarts had become a little less boring for him.

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Matheo Riddle was one of those students who seemed to enjoy causing trouble, although it was almost never clear whether he did it for fun or because he simply didn't know how to stay quiet.

He had dark hair, an intense gaze, and an expression that almost always seemed to conceal a joke. He was intelligent, observant, and quite self-assured. He loved to provoke others and had a knack for finding exactly what to say to make them lose their temper.

He was sarcastic and somewhat arrogant, but he also had a rather loyal side to the few people he truly considered his friends. He didn't trust just anyone easily and preferred to keep his distance from most of the students.

His friendship with Theodore Nott was rather peculiar. They constantly annoyed each other, argued over trivial matters, and competed over practically everything, but they both knew they could count on each other when it really mattered.

When he met the new fifth-year student, Matheo was immediately intrigued. He found it amusing that she didn't yet know Hogwarts and took every opportunity to show her the castle's lesser-known corners.

—I'm going to show you a place.

—Does that mean we're going to get into trouble?

Matheo smiled.

—Not necessarily.

Theodore, walking behind them, let out a sigh.

—Yes, that's what it means.

Matheo just laughed.

For him, Hogwarts was much more fun when there was someone to share the chaos with.

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