Chalryn laughed at the enthusiasm everyone was showing around her. She ignored the comments about muggles and wizard, better and worse, bla bla she didn't care. She rather give some more information out.

"My parents both went to Hogwarts and they told me a lot about it. For the squid, I probably got that one wrong. I apologise. And to give up some more magical facts, the kitchen is centered directly beneath the great hall and it has four large tables just like the ones in the great hall. One for each house. House elves cook all the delicious things and then with a little bit magic they disappear from the kitchen and appear right on our house tables. The headmistress is strict, but fair. You can talk to her about things, but don't expect her to be friendly. She is old schooled, I think. And there's this huge Quidditch place on the grounds! Man I can't wait for some Quidditch! I love watching. Maybe I will even play. I don't know yet. But I can't wait for the matches. It's gonna be so awesome. Oh and we get points. It works like this: There are four giant hourglasses in the great hall. Green for Slytherin, Blue for Ravenclaw, Yellow for Hufflepuff and Red for Gryffindor. When we get things right in class or do honorable things we get points. 5 or 10 or something. But when we do things against the rules they will take some points away. The hourglasses show who has the most points out of the four houses. And in the end of the year one of the houses earns the house cup. And the Quidditch cup of course. I can't wait for lessons to start! I am so eager to learn. Man, when is this door gonna open? I wanna see the famous great hall already." 

Charlyn's excitement was growing into unknwon highs. She was so excited, there wasn't even a hint nervousity. At this point she didn't care what house she would be in anymore. Her mother was a Ravenclaw and her father was a Gryffindor. But all she hoped was that she'd be in a house with this wonderful Lavender girl. She felt that the girl shared her excitement and she loved giving away answers to all the questions she had. They would make a great team, she thought.