Hogwarts Welcoming Feast

Josh led the first years into the room where they were to wait to enter the great hall as he was requested. He felt a little overwhelmed but seeing how excited his twins were to start school made him relax a little he wanted to share in their excitement and was glad that he could lead them into there first feast. Josh was interested into what houses they would be sorted into as even though they were twins they had very different personalities.

As he waited with a group of nervous and excited first years he felt like he was on a pedestal trying to answer all their questions. Finally it was time for them to enter the Great hall where he had them line up in a line to wait to be sorted into their houses.

Naturi stuck close to Joshua aside from exploring. He was still very, very lost out of time but he understood some things. Was able to see again. Was going to this school where he had caught on quickly how to write. He was still not having completed his mission that he really didn't fully remember. He had managed to remember some things but most everything he didn't. He was glad to have his bag of supplies back. Sticking close to the man who was leading them in he wondered about things. His ears must be hearing things as he thought he heard animal sounds. Then as they got closer to the great hall it was harder to hear. He was glad none of his mind magic gave him visions but he could tell things by the cards.

Apollo fell back to the middle of the pack he was excited to start school but he really did not want to be noticed with his dad. Yes he was proud to attend the school that his parents led but he had some plans he wanted to pull off. Pranks as you will he was reading up on how to complete them successfully and was fairly sure he could. Just after the feast he was going to try and pull off his first one. He was unsure about who his target was going to be as he couldn't use his sister as a target.

Rose was in her second year so she now did wait the sorting ceremony start to first years. She had to go through it all last year. She was sorted back then into gryffindor like her parents had been. This year actually it was her brothers turn to be sorted but yeah he probably will be gryffindor, at least she hoped it. She sit on the her house table and waited it all to start now. She had no idea what this year will bring to her now. She hoped it will be good year.

Rebecca had been though five opening feasts, this would be her sixth and she had never known anything to be as tedious as watching a bunch of nervous looking kids have a hat put on her head just to be told where they would be for the next seven years. She yawned as she sat down at the Slytherin table, watching the newcomers walk into the hall. She kept an eye out for Jessie whilst also trying to guess which ones would be sorted into her own house. Maybe there'd be a few that she could manipulate, make their lives hell for a while. She smirked at the thought and crossed her legs, sitting on her own as she didn't really get on with people too well. She continued to scan the crowd of eleven-year-olds in search of the young boy that she was told to keep an eye on. Rebecca groaned loudly, already bored and just wanting the whole thing to be over with.

Estell sat in the Gryffindor table with her back towards the incoming first year students, keeping herself occupied with her latest invention. The feast was same every year,  which was a bored compared to her summers at Camp Halfblood. Being a demi god certainly has its advantages, such as easily impressing others of her mechanical handiwork, but it also had it's disadvantage, such as not being able to share the fact that she is both witch and daughter of Hephaestus. Smiling gently at the small metal hedgehog, she gave it a push and watched it roll over to the table next to her.

Rhydian was practically vibrating he was so excited! He'd nearly tripped on his robe but that was okay since he wasn't the only one. And it wasn't like he'd do real life dominoes with the people if he did trip. Bouncing on his toes he looked all around him grinning from ear to ear. This was going to be great! Looking around he tried to see if anyone else was as excited and didn't know why some were scared or looking queasy. If anything the queasy part should have been when that one kid had tried to see if they could rock the boat!

Carly walked in the great hall her head down. She slowly made her way to her table still looking down. Her hair fell in her face as she slowly looked up and looked at all the students. She didn't see anyone that seemed interesting or anyone she knew so she just stared at the table. She wondered what the first years would be like this year. She shrugged the thought off and just went into her own imagination.

Carmen walked into the Great Hall. It was her fourth year here. She so knew what will happen here. She didn't really care so much about it but she figured it would be good idea to attend here. It was new school year and she hoped to have fun once again here. She looked around and took seat in her house table which was Gryffindor. She did sit futher than her housemates, she wasn't really in mood to talk with them. She sighed and looked at front of her. She was bored but she wasn't into talking today. She missed the one person the most, it wasn't her grandma, it was her boyfriend actually.

Ritsu really really really didn't want to be here. It was all formality and such. He really didn't want to sit and watch who got sorted into Gryffindor. He would learn soon enough when they got to the table and seeing them in the common room. Once sorted they all got the colored ties and the Gryffindor patches so it wasn't as if he would mistake a lion for a puff. Unfortunately, it seemed that Dagger wanted to be here. At least for his sister's sorting.

Austin Tyler wrote:

"If I have to make a split moment appearance you all do. Especially you sister...you have to get sorted. After that we'll bounce before the breaking of bread. Deal?"

Giving the younger boy a put upon expression he gave a brief nod to indicate that yes, he would stay in the great hall...for a brief moment and then he would leave. "You better keep your word, Dagger," he muttered.