Glory And Gore

It was quarter to midnight and the Gryffindor was inside the gamekeepers hut. It seemed the best place to serve as their base: for starters the game keeper wasn't here, the hut was empty and wasn't far from the greenhouses. Earlier that day Natalie had gotten herself into a bit of a duel with Aurora Daniels, Slytherin fifth year. Of course the duel never really did end for the Gryffindor ended up hexing Mary Mist and, well, tears distracted the pair from continuing. As a result the two had declared war, arranging to meet at midnight in the greenhouses for nobody would hear them and the pair could fight to the death, or rather until they were unconscious, along with their friends.

Natalie had rounded up fellow members of Potters Army and a few of them seemed interested in siding with her. Those who had were also in the gamekeepers hut sat around the large round table.

'I've heard that the dark followers have got wind of what's going on.' Natalie spoke out once everyone was seated, the curtains closed and a candle lit in the center of the table. 'They heard that a bunch of Potters Army members were taking on Aurora Daniels' side so will no doubt join in at some point.' The more the merrier Natalie thought. In all honesty she wasn't surprised that Aurora wasn't a dark follower herself, unless she was? Natalie didn't quiet know nor she did care right now both Aurora and the dark followers were their enemy.

'Does anyone have any questions or anything to say?' The Gryffindor asked, her eyes tracing the faces that were flicking in the faint candle light.

Alright, so when Airy had set up this duel she hadn't quite thought it through. The girl had told her to bring her people, and well... Airy didn't have people. In fact she didn't have any friends, people tend to stay away from the hot-headed temper girl who has mild breakdowns in public places. For a Slytherin it was a bit hard to make friends, especially being a Muggle-born Slytherin. It just didn't work out, and so Airy was actually stressing out over the fact that she had absolutely no one to bring with her as a second.

She didn't even know how many people that ugly Gryffindor girl was going to come with. Hopefully only one other, because Airy didn't know where she'd get even one person, let alone a trio of people. So Airy flew down to the common room, and stared around at the people sitting there. They did what they always did however, and ignored her.

Someone had to have heard about the duel, and if they were right, that Gryffindor girl was a member of Potter's Army, which meant she had plenty of good duelers to bring to the battle, Airy would get her a** handed to her. Unless...

The Dark Followers had always been against Potter's Army since the start of time. They were on the two different sides of a war that had been going on for decades. If not decades then a really, really long time. Airy had never really agreed with The Dark Followers though, and they never would have let her in anyway, she was too well-known for her anger tendencies to be much of a use for them.

But she had no other choice, she had to find someone from their group to help take down the Potter's Army brat. If only she knew where to look.