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Her husband nodded. Moments later, the lights dimmed once more. But they didn’t see anyone walk to the middle of the floor. When suddenly, the familiar tune of Hedwig’s Theme came on. The students, especially the ones who have watched and loved the Harry Potter movies, recognized the music. “This! Isn’t this in the soundtrack of the Harry Potter movie?” “Yes! It is! My gosh! This is my ringtone!” “And their dress.. The color reminds me of the Beauxbatons.”

The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step. 22nd September, 2012 Batch 1, merit students Welcome. Bliss stood in front of the huge multipurpose hall where tables have been set up. There were signs in front of all of them stating what they were for. She began to read Administration. Admissions. Uniforms. Bursary. PTA. Labour. Red house. Blue house. Yellow house. Green house. Violet house. Orange house. There were students in different colours of uniforms. The prefects in their standard school uniforms. Sky blue shirts with royal blue plaid skirts, white stockings and black cortina shoes with a royal blue blazer and/or royal blue berets on some with their badges on their upper bodies

he replied simply, as he continued to watch her with undisguised interest. She averted her eyes, disconcerted by the intensity of his gaze, and looked around her. There was a broad silk pennant on the wall that she hadn't noticed before. Against a scarlet background was the face of a wolf in the helmet of a knight. The silver of its fur and the startling whiteness of its fangs contrasted with the midnight black of the helmet. It suddenly struck her that the image on the banner was a coat of arms. The same device was emblazoned on the suits of armor that lined the walls and the shields that hung above them. It struck her as very singular, but she let it pass from her thoughts.

9th banner, lavender: "I can't wait to go past planting a kiss on your ever-tempting lips. Today, I have a wonderful goal in mind." 10th banner, fuschia: "Ten children with the bride!" The 11th black banner on the right, which was a little longer than the previous ten had the words, 'His Royal Highness, The First Prince and mighty young sorcerer of the land!' These words were written in a gleaming silver. The last, but not least banner was several inches longer than the 11th one and had the name 'Phoenix Sullivan Atlantes' engraved boldly on it beautifully in gold ink in a vertical line.