Flame stood in one of the busiest corridors in the school, looking rather smug. Behind her was a magical sign which read 'recruitment point'. Draped across her right shoulder, on top of her almost completely black outfit, was her orange sash. The sign she was who she was- part of the family. In fact, the recruitment point was for that very cause.

"Rise up, rule all!" she shouted, her voice magically amplified. "Fight against the beasts that threaten our families! Control their habits for taking the magical powers which are rightfully ours!"

Kennedy was on her way to her common room to retrieve a book. She wore a bright green skirt that came just above her knees and a pink shirt short-sleeved. Her extra curly hair was pulled into a high ponytail. Suddenly, she heard someone speaking, their voice magically amlified. She followed the sound and it wasn't long before she saw where the voice was coming from. At first she almost walked right by, but then she saw the sign. "Recruitment point." She said dumbly. "Recruitment for what?" She obviously hadn't paid attention to what the girl was saying, and most likely wouldn't have realized what she was talking about even if she had listened.

Flame flicked her wand so that her voice was no longer magnified to great volumes, casting a cold glare at the Hufflepuff. "What do you think? Am, I wearing this sash for nothing?" she sighed, so this was one of the idiots who didn't know what was going on, eh? "The family." she shrugged. "You know- get rid of werewolves and vampires, be safe from their vicious ways."

"Oh..." She said, as if she had just had some great epiphany. She didn't seem to notice the tone the girl took with her. "So you're recruiting members for the family." Kennedy had never given much thought to the family or the resistance. She wasn't sure what her opinnion on the matter was and didn't know which side to take. She had done her best just to ignore it altogetgher up until that point. "They aren't really evil though are they? They can't help what they are..." Kennedy wasn't looking for an argument. She was genuinly curious about what the girl had to say, she wanted to see from her point of view. Maybe it could influence her own.