Carly had let herself go wandering again in the middle of the night. She kept herself from going into the forbidden forest this time, though. She probably would've been in there but she left her wand in her room and didn't have the energy to go back and get it. She really didn't think it was worth risking her life tonight anyway. She walked slowly over the green grass of the grounds. It was sort of cold out and she forgot to put on a jacket. She wanted to go back, but also wanted to be outside more. She didn't have any plans of sleeping, so this choice was best.
She found herself a nice, soft patch of grass and collapsed on it. She landed on her stomache and didn't feel like turning over, although she did want to look at the stars. She forgot about it and continued laying there. Maybe she'd be lucky enough to find another lonely person wandering. She let out a long sigh.
Katarzyna rarely stayed in the dormitory at night. She was aware of some school rule... something like 'lights out' or whatever. But rarely anyone followed it, Especially her. Kat was constantly out and about at night - it was her favorite time of day. When darkness surronded her and her secrets, her mistakes. Others might find that weird of her to think, but she couldn't lie to herself.
Katarzyna was in svelt black sweat pants that were perhaps a little too big on her waist, since she'd lost some weight from her disorder problems. Her hoodie was covering most of her head, her long mane of hair trying its best to fit into the small hood. She stopped short of the forest and just stared for a bit. She'd been in there a many of times. Even at this late hour. Perhaps she would of journeyed in again, if she hadn't noticed someone laying on the ground.
The fact that the body was on it's stomach just laying there caught her eye. If it was someone just star gazing - whatever. Katarzyna's curiosity got the better of her and she sauntered over, crossing her arms. She bent down behind the person quietly, and then she realized who it was. Or sort of.
Kat knew she was a Slytherin, though younger than herself. "Usualy the point to lay our her is to look at the stars or something..."
she said, smirking and rolling her eyes up towards the sky.
After laying there for only a few minutes, Carly heard footsteps coming her way. She wasn't going to look at who it was, thinking that no one would stop and talk to a person lying on their stomache in the middle Hogwarts grounds. She figured it was just someone walking past her. To her surprise, the footsteps stopped and it was quite for a few moments.
A girl had finally spoke up, and her voice cutting through the extreme silence scared her. When she heard what she was saying, she calmed down a bit. She then smirked and forced herself to roll on her back. She looked up at the girl. She didn't know who she was, but has seen her before and knew she was in Slytherin.
She sat up, putting her arms on the ground behind her and leaning against them. She then looked up at the sky. "Really, the stars aren't nearly as interesting as having my face in the grass." She smirked, obviously being sarcastic. She actually loved the stars, and it did surprise herself that she hadn't been staring at them.
"You should really try it sometime."