About

It's not often the school of Witchcraft and Wizardry has a new student join for their seventh year. But here Guest was, ready to go. They caused quite the stir among the sorting ceremony of first-years. Guest was the talk of the hall; a transfer from Ilvermorny with a funny accent and even funnier robes before they were sorted. But despite all this, Guest still wasn't the most famous student at the school. As usual, all the attention was on the Vesper brothers. The Vespers were the longest line of Aurors known throughout history; the ministry's favorite workers. They were a family of prestige and excellence. The traditional Vesper would be sorted into Gryffindor, but the Vesoer brothers were different. All four sorted into the different houses. Alden and Felix Vesper had already graduated, working as aurors for the ministry. They were sorted into Ravenclaw and Gryffindor, respectively. Lloyd was the youngest, a Hufflepuff entering his fourth year. And then there was Silas. The Slytherin. Silas is an extremely talented duelist and shockingly intelligent. However, he was impossible to tame, according to professors and students alike. Skipping classes he deemed useless, stealing from professor's offices, and constantly lurking the dungeons. It wasn't for nothing, though. He was determined to be the best auror his family had ever known. The strongest student to graduate from Hogwarts. He was starting his seventh year, too, so he doesn't have much time left. He's practically unapproachable. Didn't bother to spare a glance to anyone other than Lloyd. The rest of the students were long since beneath him. So why can't he stop looking at Guest? Why does his heart beat faster when he hears them answer a question? What could possibly make Guest so special?