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𝐏𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐞𝐬 𝐏𝐎𝐕 (𝐅𝐢𝐫𝐬𝐭 𝐏𝐞𝐫𝐬𝐨𝐧)
I jolted awake as I felt the train come to a heavy stop.
We were finally at Hogwarts!
I smiled, as I saw that the girls were waking from their sleep as well. Since Virgo had tagged our luggage, and Cancer left, we somewhat fell into a deep sleep.
I peeked outside to see that night had fallen, and the beaming stars and fire-lit pillars were the only things for light source.
It wasn't long until Virgo began hassle us all up and we exited the train. I was able to catch small glimpses of Scorpio and Cancer, but for the most part I was separated from them to the trail there.
I was fine though! Since I had all the girls with me, and until we reached the gates of Hogwarts, we talked the whole time.
"I've heard from my father, that something went terribly wrong at the professional quidditch match a few days ago." Leo gossiped.
"There will most likely be something in the newspaper tomorrow." Virgo stated, and we all agreed.
Once we were in the main courtyard, we all hushed ourselves, admiring the magical view of Hogwarts.
Every year we came back, it felt as if I was seeing it for the first year again.
The statues, the castle like carvings, the dreamy haze of lights, the magnificent tall structures that held the place up, and beautiful history written all over it had me practically missing breaths of air, as I was so busy looking at everything in fear that I would miss a standing out feature.
It always felt like such royalty to be here, and I was never not once grateful to be here.
(Except when Pisces had been attacked by the troll in first year. She made the mistake by trying to follow Hermione into the bathroom after seeing her upset.)
"Pisces, hurry!" Taurus let out a small giggle as she dragged along my dreamy self. We walked into together, where were introduced to the main hall. The light from the great hall radiated light into the main entrance, making no need for any other source.
The ceiling only got higher as they were introduced to the welcoming feast. Although food was not yet placed, I could see Taurus' eyes full of hope as she looked at the tables.
After resting my head down from looking at the mesmerizing candles, and unique painted sky that somehow was transformed into the outdoor sky, I laid eyes on the headmaster's table.
