Second Training

It was early Saturday morning as Mariana sat on the board of the quiditch pitch waiting for the rest of the team to arrive.She knew they will probably hate her for calling a training at half past five in the morning,but match was too close and she couldn;t afford wasting more time.She looked at the watch and waited to see first sleepy face.

Miseria yawned loudly when she finally reached the quidditch pitch. Yes, she was tierd and she looked paler than usual, however, she was truly thanking Mariana for waking her up this early morning. She had nightmares again and probably it would be better when she'd do something instead of sleeping.
“Good morning!“ she said to her and stopped next to the capitain, holding her broom on her shoulder.

Ben made his way down to the Quidditch pitch. He was half asleep. What was Mariana thinking, calling practise so early in the morning? Was she completely mental? Ben shook his head, then tripped down the stairs as he wasn't looking where he was going. "Bugger." he muttered as he got himself up. Today wasn't going well, already.

Ben was also a bit worried as to why she called practise so early. Had other teams been booking up all the good times? Was Mariana annoyed about training? He hadn't played so well last training, he hoped he wasn't going to be kicked off the team. He had only just got on it when the third year boy who was meant to be beater had been banned from Quidditch. Lucky, for Ben, not so much for the other boy. It had been his fault though, sneaking around the Forbidden Forest at night.

Finally Ben got to the pitch. Mariana and Miseria were both there. They were both a fair bit older than him, but Ben didn't mind. He was used to hanging around with people older than himself. "Hey guys. What's up with the early training?" he asked, trying not to sound too annoyed. He couldn't help but yawn, though.

Abbey ran out the front door of Hogwarts with her broom over her shoulder. She looked at her watch and breathed a sigh of relief when she realized she still had ten minutes until training officially started. She had gotten to sleep early last night to make sure she wouldn't be too tired, and had also snuck a coffee from the kitchens that morning; something she didn't feel too bad about doing because she'd done it so many times before!

Abbey arrived at the pitch and saw Mari, Miseria, and Benjamin were already there. "Hey guys!" she said cheerfully. She looked around at all of her team mates faces. 'Good', she thought, 'No one seems too upset about the early practice!' Abbey set her broom on the ground and stretched out her arms. "So Mari, got anything exciting planned for today?" she asked, picking up her broom and slinging it back over her shoulder.

Mariana looked as the sleepy team was slowly arriving on the pitch.They didn't look too satisfied about it,but Mariana was not too worried. "Good morning Miseria,Ben and Abbey.I hope you did go to sleep earlier." she said as she sat on the coffin with the balls.She was half-sleepy aswell,but after all she scheduled training for this early. "Well first of all it's Saturday and i think it's way better to train in the morning then in the evening untill after midnight.Sight is better and it leaves you time to do other of your duties.And with a bit of luck if others come on time for the change we might be over before breakfast." she explained not sure how did she talk so much when she just woke up. "I do have an intresting training in mind,but let's wait for others.I;m tired of explaining everything over and over again." she said as she yawened loudly.

Abbey nodded and sat down on a bench beside Mari. "So what exactly do you mean by an 'interesting training'?" Abbey asked, stifling a yawn.

"Well i am going to teach you a new move that comes in handy pretty often.Though it's going to be painful untill you learn it." replied Mariana knowing no one would be satisfied with that kind of warning since no one really liked pain.

Miseria yawned loudly and nodded to Mariana. "Good moves... Death Spiral or something, perhaps?" she asked, raising her eyebrows. She could do such things since she was fourteen. That was the age when she fainlly learned it, though, sometimes it was difficult to control her broom.

Ben was glad they would be doing something new. He still didn't see the problem with having training at, say, ten o'clock in the morning. At least he would be awake then, as opposed to him being half asleep now. "Interesting..." he mumbled, curious as to how "interesting" this training would be. And how likely it was that any of them would be in the Hospital Wing afterwards.

Abbey nodded, a bit nervous that she could possibly be hurt doing a move. No matter though; Abbey was willing to learn anything that would make her a better Quidditch player.