Shared Visions (Arya)

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Mynk hadn't been in her office at all that Sunday. She hadn't been out in Hogsmeade as she usually was on Sundays either. She had been in her room all day. She was already bathed and dressed as she knew on occasion a visitor or two would show up, or that she would have to suddenly dash out for something. However, she looked in no mood to leave if she didn't have to.

The visions were growing worse. All hell breaking loose in Hogwarts. She watched in her mind as dark forces took over from without and within, and the worst part was... she couldn't see just who the ones from within were. All she knew was that it was those young minds who were willing to betray their fellow students and the staff to prove their allegiance to the Black Army.

If only she could see them... somehow stop them!

Mera sat on her couch, petting her cat Medusa and eying her tea as it gradually grew cold. She was in no mood to eat or drink either. She almost felt as if the visions had begun to make her sick.

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Her days had been more tiring than normal. Arya Goyle was a seer and lately, she had been having very vivid dreams, mixed with some she hadn't quite made out yet. She knew that Drew Reinhardt was apart of one of them, that's all she could really make out other than the clash of red hair in the background. She couldn't be sure who that was, seeing as their were so many redheaded folk with the Weasley's walking around, on top of those who were just naturally redheaded. But the other dreams she had been having, struck her to the bone and gave her goosebumps like she had never had before. She had seen Hogwarts taken over, not only from the outside, but from the inside as well. She couldn't see who it was, but something as vivid as that had to be something to be cautious of. 

At first, the seventh year Slytherin didn't quite know what to do. When she had first encountered the vision, she brushed it off thinking it might have just been a bad dream. That's what she usually did because she was never sure what was a dream and what was a vision. However, when it occurred more than once, she knew it wasn't just a dream. Well, nightmare. But she knew it was real. Still, she had no clue how to handle it. Should she tell someone? If she did, would they think she was crazy? Not many people around Hogwarts believed in seers. They thought it was all nonsense. But then it hit her. There was one person she knew would believe her. Professor Mynk. 

After finding out that she wasn't in her office or classroom, which Arya wasn't really surprised about since it was a Sunday, she made her way up to the Professor's tower. Despite her better judgment of disturbing a professor in their own quarters, she felt as though this was important. She wouldn't be doing it if she didn't think so. When she had made it to the top and was standing in front of the door, Arya took a deep breath and then knocked on the door. "Hello? Professor Mynk? If you're in there, I'm really sorry to bother you, but it's important."

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Mynk came out of her mock trance as she heard the knock and the voice. She recognized it as one of her student's. It was strange having a student showing up in her living quarters and on a Sunday of all days. But then the student said it was important... and it indeed must have been.

Mynk stepped over and opened the door.

"Arya?" she said. "Please come in." She then stepped over and looked at the tea pot. "I'm afraid the tea's gotten cold, but I can warm up a fresh pot if you'd like some."

Medusa sat and eyed the student curiously. She was used to seeing the students in class, but not where she and her mistress lived.

Mynk stepped over to her stove and filled up a new pot with water.

"It must be an urgent matter for you to come here on such a beautiful day," she said, looking out the window to confirm that. "How may I help you, darling?" Mynk wasn't prying into the future this time, but she had a natural gut feeling that what she was about to hear wasn't going to be good news.

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