such sweet company

Adele paused at the gigantic wall she was facing. Rumour has it that there was a room behind these walls... except how can a room appear out of nowhere? There was no door, there was no secret password. There was no nothing! Yet everyone kept on saying that there was a room behind these demanding walls.

The Gryffindor looked straight at the wall, and she clenched her teeth. This was no room to be unlocked with open sesame. Full of despair, the brunette burst into tears, ending up rolling around on the floor in mental anguish.

"Why in the world," Kaci asked to the young gryffindor she sort of recognized,"are you rolling on the floor, blubbering like an dimwit?" The sixth looked down at the young girl, eyebrows wrinkling together. Sure, Kaci was concerned about the well-being of the girl (maybe more of the sanity, but there wasn't a true difference) but she didn't know why yet. If Kaci was going to actually put the effort into knowing why if the girl didn't answer her.

Looking around, Kaci saw that it was the seventh floor. The Room of Requirement was right next to then. Did the sobbing girl try to get in or something, but couldn't figure out how? The girl must be behind the times- everybody she knew, knew how to get into the room. It was a great place to hid things, and hold parties without teachers knowing.

"There's a room in here!" Adele yelled, "but how can there be a room behind a wall? You can't just magically conjure a room behind a wall!" She pointed dramatically at the wall, pausing her weeping, before curling back up into a fetal position and sobbing once more. "Life hates me! Why am I so stupid? Can someone, anyone, just show me how to get into this room?"

Merlin, she didn't know what to do.

"Well," She drawled, crossing her arms. "It is called Ancient Magic. And the fact that Hogwarts herself is alive." Kaci strolled to the weeping figure, and sighed. "Life doesn't hate you, and you are not completely stupid. Come on, get up, I'll show you how to get into the room. You have to get up though, and stop crying for merlin's sake!" Kaci hated crying people, it made her flustered and Kaci wasn't the kind to be nice and gentle.