Hogwarts Express!

"See, there's the difference between us," Leia pronounced forcefully. "I wouldn't mind if I was a Slytherin. I imagine you would have a tantrum in the middle of the Great Hall, like a toddler."

"Can we please stop this?" Remus finally asked, looking at the group pleadingly.

James heard Remus speak and smirked. "Alright, Remus. I'll leave Loops here alone," he said.

"Excuse me?" Leia asked, stepping forwards, if possible looking more furious than previously. Her wand was also in her hand.

Remus groaned as the situation only escalated with James' silly nickname. He got up and pulled James back. "I'm sorry for James' behavior, he didn't mean it," Remus told the girl.

James chuckled. "Be careful Remus, mice bite when they're angry," he said.

Leia stood and glared at him for a moment more before turning on her heel and storming off down the corridor. Lily gave them both a look. "Well done." Then she followed Leia.

Remus gaped and then turned to James. "Why did you get me involved?" he asked.

Han left the compartment hurridly, done with the Skywalker boy. He walked down the hallway, looking for a new place to sit.

"You got yourself involved," James laughed. "Besides, I wasn't going to let her upset Sirius."

Sirius shrugged. "We're probably never going to see her again."

Leia stormed along the corridor, furious that she let him get to her so easily. She knocked into someone, and stopped to apologise. "I'm sorry, I wasn't watching where I was going," she mumbled.

"She goes to the same school as us," Remus said. "And there's a good chance we all could end up in the same house as her."

Han stopped as something walked into him. He listened to the girl apologize and chuckled. "It's fine. I wouldn't have seen you anyways unless you had bumped into me," he replied. "You must be a champion at hiding."

"So what? I'm not scared of a little girl," James said and took his original seat.

"She's fierce, though. As is her friend, by the looks of it. You sure you can take it, James?" Sirius grinned.

"Oh? Really? How original, a joke against my height, you must be so proud of yourself," Leia spat, pushing past him.

"You're an idiot if you think you can," Remus told James.

Han chuckled. "Come on now, easy," he said, following after her.

James shot a playful glare at Remus before grinning at Sirius. "Nothing to worry about," he said confidently.

Luke left the room to see his compartment partner run off after a girl.

Sirius snorted. "Nothing to worry about," he teased.

Leia whirled on her heel to face her pursuer. "What?" she demanded.

Remus rolled his eyes. "Bloody idiot," he mumbled.

Luke followed after the two and stopped a little bit away when the girl turned on the guy.

James grinned cheekily. "Come on, Sirius, you're not scared of a little mouse are you?" he asked.

Han stopped in front of her. "It was supposed to be a compliment," he said, offering a lazy smirk.

Sirius snorted. "Not likely."

Leia raised an eyebrow. "How, exactly, is that a compliment?"

((You mixed up characters again guys))

Remus looked at them both. "You both don't seriously think you can best those girls, do you?" he asked.

Han shrugged. "Hey, I wouldn't mind being short, but unfortunately, I was cursed with height. It's not as fun as it looks," he told her.

"Remus, we are men!" James said, his voice squeaking slightly because of his young age. "We cannot let women bully us around! Right, Sirius?"

Luke raised an eyebrow at the two and moved forward. "You know, you should leave the girl alone. She obviously finds this a very sensitive topic and if you had more than half a brain, you'd realize that," he said. He looked at the girl. "Are you okay?" he asked.

Sirius snorted. "I don't let anyone boss me around."

Leia glared at the guy, opening her mouth to say something else, but she was distracted by the other voice. "Yes," she said quietly, calming down a little bit. "I'm okay. Thank you."

Remus looked at them in disbelief. "You both are going to be dead by the end of the night," he told them.

Han turned slightly and glared at Luke. "Stay out of it, Skywalker," he said.

James looked at Remus. "You have such little faith in us, Remus," he said.

Luke frowned. "No. She obviously doesn't like this," he pushed past Han and held out his hand to the girl. "Here, let me take you back to your compartment."

"I've survived my family for eleven years, I can handle a couple more devils," Sirius shrugged.

"Thank you," Leia smiled, taking his hand and shooting a glare at the taller boy before following the shorter of the two.