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Outsider Sorting Ceremony
After Monday's announcement that Hogwarts would play host to several Outsiders, the school was a hub of gossip, and the break-in of Sirius Black during the Hallowe'en Feast had almost been forgotten. Everywhere you went, there were people talking about the Outsiders in hushed voices, almost as though it was forbidden. Many of the rumours sounded ridiculous - apparently, Outsiders could throw houses, fly without aid, and turn invisible at will. Some students would try to discredit the rumours by explaining how such things were impossible, but it was to little avail.
Saturday was the day Hogwarts would open its doors to Outsiders, through a small Sorting Ceremony. It wasn't expected to be a large event, as reports indicated only a few Outsiders had accepted the offer, but it still seemed as though the entire school came to the Great Hall for the feast that evening.
The Great Hall was laid out the same way as the start of any Sorting Ceremony, though the tattered, frayed Sorting Hat had already been placed on the stool that stood before the staff table. The Outsiders - a mere four of them - were already present, lined up near the Sorting Hat.
Once all students and staff had arrived, Professor Dumbledore stood, raising a hand to quell the chatter and noise. Once all but a few quiet murmurs had ended, he addressed the school.
"Today," he said, "we welcome four new students into our school. I am sure you are all aware of the circumstances that have brought them here, and ask only that you treat them the same as any other student in this school. They are here to learn, just as you are."
Some couldn't help but wonder how Dumbledore could expect this, when one of the four Outsiders didn't even look human.
"Our four new students will be placed in a suitable House in the same manner as our First Years were at the start of term. Their House will be their home for as long as they remain at Hogwarts.
"Professor McGonagall, if you please?"
And the Headmaster took his seat. Professor McGonagall stepped forward.
"When I call your name and year, you will wear the hat and sit on the stool. The Sorting Hat will select the most appropriate House. You will then seat yourself at that House's table."
Saturday was the day Hogwarts would open its doors to Outsiders, through a small Sorting Ceremony. It wasn't expected to be a large event, as reports indicated only a few Outsiders had accepted the offer, but it still seemed as though the entire school came to the Great Hall for the feast that evening.
The Great Hall was laid out the same way as the start of any Sorting Ceremony, though the tattered, frayed Sorting Hat had already been placed on the stool that stood before the staff table. The Outsiders - a mere four of them - were already present, lined up near the Sorting Hat.
Once all students and staff had arrived, Professor Dumbledore stood, raising a hand to quell the chatter and noise. Once all but a few quiet murmurs had ended, he addressed the school.
"Today," he said, "we welcome four new students into our school. I am sure you are all aware of the circumstances that have brought them here, and ask only that you treat them the same as any other student in this school. They are here to learn, just as you are."
Some couldn't help but wonder how Dumbledore could expect this, when one of the four Outsiders didn't even look human.
"Our four new students will be placed in a suitable House in the same manner as our First Years were at the start of term. Their House will be their home for as long as they remain at Hogwarts.
"Professor McGonagall, if you please?"
And the Headmaster took his seat. Professor McGonagall stepped forward.
"When I call your name and year, you will wear the hat and sit on the stool. The Sorting Hat will select the most appropriate House. You will then seat yourself at that House's table."
THE SORTING
Balthier
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The pirate says under his breath, though approaches with a swagger. He's unsure if going along with this and not running had entirely been the best idea. He'd also learned the hard way that running only left you going in circles. So his plan to wait and observe, to seek out an opportunity to get back to Ivalice would prove fruitful. And Balthier was rather at home around academia.
"Quite the hat. Am I really supposed to put something that talks on my head?"
It seemed rather unhygienic after all.
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The sullen-faced chameleon steps over to the stool, looks at the hat like it is somehow offensive, before he finally takes a seat and places it on his head.
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Ash Ketchum
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A hat's not the weirdest thing about this. So he'll approach the stool and replace his baseball cap with the old Sorting Hat. So far so good!
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Link
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He darts forward with surprising speed (considering how slow he'd been to respond in the first place), grabs the hat, sits down, and jams the hat onto his head.
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"GRYFFINDOR!" the hat shouts, immediately.
Again, there is surprise from the Gryffindor table. That puts three out of four Outsiders in Gryffindor.
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Once he heard the mumbling from the tables he'd made his way over the the Gryffindor table to wait for the others to get sorted.
Now he's at the table he was sent to, there're a lot of peopel here. At much as he knows he doesn't belong, at least there're other people who aren't from this world too. It's just a new experience, and he's had plenty of those before!
Oh and it looks like there's a ton of food out, awesome. Food, especially good food is always appriciated.
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"I mean, yeah it is pretty weird, but I don't think it's that ridiculous?" Actually he's not entirely sure which part the chameleon's unhappy over. Ash can think of plenty of things, but he's just rolling with the oddity of this world.
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"Athena, really," he called up to the owl.
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Link was looking at the owl in fascination.
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"Correct," he replied. "Or, at least, they're supposed to."
The owl was instead soaring down to look at Link's ears, equally fascinated.
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"Is it yours?" It seems like it, the guy was calling for it like it was his. But the owl in the sky didn't seem to want to listen.
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if Ash is Captain Obvious, Touma is Captain Infodump
What a pair!
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hurrhurr I forgot WHICH classes and can't find the Plurk it was in
It's all good, no worries.
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This was one of those times and he wandered through the halls, making a mental map as he always did of where he'd been and where he was going. It had become... habit. The months on foot trekking through deserts and jungles and mountains, Balthier had come into the habit of scouting out the area. He never felt comfortable when what surrounded him was unknown, and really the scalawag liked a little time to himself. It was reasonably quiet, other than the talking paintings. Still, his trigger finger itched and the hairs on his neck stood on end. He'd felt this tense since he passed through the gates and it bothered him. He was not one quick to relax, but even he could not explain this unnatural tension.
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He glanced up, wondering what else to write, and caught sight of the oldest Outsider looking around. As he watched, the man reminded him of himself at age eleven, trying to find his way around Hogwarts for the first time.
"Don't try too hard to memorize the layout," he called out to the man, voice bland. "The rooms move around a bit."
No one had told him this before he got lost in his first year.
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