Now covered in new furniture and many tables, this room is used for students to study in

Aimee walked in and pulled her "Intermediate Transfiguration" book out, flipping it open. She sat down and laid the book onto a table, starting to read.

Aimee finished the book and leaned back in her chair with a sigh. Now, after reading one entire textbook, she had nothing to do.

Aimee stood up and left for class.

Lacetta layed down on the floor rather then one of the many comfy couches and pulled out a book, reading and studying from it with a smile.

Still a little pale, but feeling much better now that she had something to set her mind on, Evie walked into the room silently. Her eyes were fixed on the lines in her book, and she almost tripped over the girl on the floor while making her way to the couch.
'Sorry,' she mouthed, somewhat embarrassed, as she plopped down on the said couch.

Lacetta smiled and laughed a bit, rolling on the ground once, and then another to face the ceiling.

"Oh no, don't worry! It's perfectly fine!"

Evie allowed herself a soft smile at the girl, before letting her gaze drop back down and focus on the book.

Lacetta was a little temped to keep rolling on the ground, but did her best to contain herself. Rather, she just tilted her head left and right as she read and studied.

Too soft, Evie thought miserably. Her back still ached from falling asleep on the couch in the common room, so she simply slid down and joined the girl on the floor. Much better.

Also somewhat distracted from her studies, Evie glanced at the book the girl was holding, curious to see what it was she was studying.

Lacetta looked over to Evie and flashed her the back of the book, that was titled "Everything to Know about the Unknown", a rather odd book that wasn't really considered appropriate material to be taught, seeing as to how most of it was unproven and more then likely untrue, but Lacetta didn't believe that at all.

Brow rising slightly at the title, Evie moved closer to the girl, her own book forgotten.
"May I see," she asked quietly, eyes now filled with curiosity Evie did not bother to hide. Evie liked books. Simple as that.

"Detenae, right?" she added a bit awkwardly, trying to recall the girl's name from their previous classes.

Lacetta smiles.

"Sure! It's a rather odd book really, and everyone says it's untrue but I don't think so! And yep, I'm Lacetta Detenae, and you're Evie, right?"

Evie nodded simply. As she took the book gently, Evie traced her forefinger along its cover, then flipped through its pages calmly.
"It is good to have an open mind," she commented, in reference to Lacetta's statement.

Lacetta's smile brightened up as she sat up quickly.

"You really mean it? I think the same way!"

"Of course," Evie replied with a light shrug. If anything, Evie was honest with her opinions.

Lacetta paused a moment before talking again.

"What do you like to, Evie?"

Blinking, Evie returned the book to Lacetta.

"If 'do' follows after that 'to', then my answer would have to be 'read, amongst other things'," she let an amused smile slip onto her lips.

Lacetta smiled and laughed a bit

"Oops, sorry! I must have said that in my head. Odd, really, since usually it's quite the opposite!"

"Hum..." Evie chuckled softly, then pondered for a moment before asking:

"Do you believe in six impossible things before breakfast?"