Alright, so what if she wasn't legal. Her mother wanted her to have some form of pertection, though...a dolphin form wasn't exactly threatening to anyone. But who cared? She had a reason to be in the water now and so here she was, swimming about like the happy dolphin she was. Swimming at the average speed for an animal as such she chased the fish around and looked as if she was actually having fun doing so. Maybe she was, maybe she wasn't did it really matter? No one could see her doing such odd things, well at least that's what she thought. A splash just a few feet beyond her caused her form to change from that of an aquatic mammal to her human form. Eyes wide open and hair flowing around widely as she looked around attempting to figure out who else was out messing around. But soon enough her human limits caused her to slowly surface and breathe as she continued to look about. She couldn't tell who it was, just that it was of human stature, possible male by the fact that the figure was shirt less.

"Hmmm this otta be fun..." She giggled as she dove back under after taking a good breath and changed once again, gaining good speed to get herself from the middle of the lake to the shore quite quickly. But as she drew closer she slowed down so not much noise would be caused. Though anyone would notice the ripples from her surfacing for air quickly and diving back down. Quietly she watched curiously, swimming around the figure as he did laps. Obviously he was used to the cold, seeing how he wasn't dead yet from hypothermia. Being the curious girl and animal she was she pushed her limits to see how close she could get before she was spotted. Maybe a little game of chase could then commence...she didn't know all she knew was she wanted some fun and she was going to get some, hopefully.

Perfect, the boy was coming to investigate. She wiggled around, swimming in a circle as she waited impatiently for him to submerge himself. Once she saw the figure in the water she looked at him, almost egging him on before turning around and swimming about, not going in an exact straight line, doing that wouldn't give him any chance what so ever. Sure she was...mean but she wasn't that mean. She at least gave people a chance. She turned around and almost...smiled at him? At least it looked as if she did. It was a natural facial expression she had. And so she continued to egg him on, swimming about, staying close to the surface to make sure the boy could at least breath like she needed to every now and then.

"C'mon boy, you can swim faster than that." She laughed to herself as she jumped up playfully enjoying this to the fullest. It was certainly a silly site but she couldn't help herself. She was naturally a happy person even if her family had rather bad problems. She just loved to have fun and that was what she was doing now. So thus she was going to do something that many would find odd. But It was Sarah for god sakes, when wasn't she odd?

It was all fun and games for awhile, but the deeper they went, the closer they got to a certain creature that most students didn't want to encounter. Quietly and stalkingly large tentacles swirled up behind the rather small, at least to the large creature, dolphin that had intruded upon his territory. And with a swift grip the dolphin was in its grip. Wiggling around, she managed to remove herself twice from the grip of squid before it learned to squeeze. And thus came the pain and the change. Now a small girl stuck in the grip of the large squid she managed to wiggle free, and get caught yet again. "Are you kidding me? God damnit let go!" She cursed mentally as she pulled out her wand which was tightly strapped to her stomach and aimed, thank god for Defense against the dark arts and not needing the spoken spells anymore. Nothing left her wand, but ripples ran through with great speed and hit the squid straight into the tentacles. But sadly, the grip only tightened.

"This, is crap!" Though, her mental thoughts were fierce, her body was slowly growing limp as the need of oxygen grew more important. Her hands pusshing and attempting to get her out of the grip of the damned creature but it seemed it wasn't going to work. Who would've known she'd die like this. Though she wasn't going to go out without a fight and that was for sure. She continued to struggle, even as her strength dwindled. The grip on her wand only tightened as she put it back into its strap on her stomach so she wouldn't lose it. She was able to place a single good shot with her elbwo to the tentacle and it loosened. Though sadly, she was to disoriented to figure out where down was let alone were up was.

As she was moved, she drifted in and out of consciousness. But as her body flew into the air her lungs took in that oh so sweet substance, burning as it did so, coughing harshly the natural reflex to cling kicked in and she just shook her head about getting her ears cleared of all water. "Má tá tú riamh liom an deis chun na Cille Sin rud" The words rolled off her tongue as she glared at the dark waters. Blue eyes showing the anger towards the creature, and yet she understood that the entire thing was her fault...she was the idiot that swam into the squids territory and didn't exactly realize it. But she had lost track of where she was and didn't realize she was so close to something she shouldn't have been near. And then she realized, that if any of the teachers found out, they would know of her illegal animagus form and she groaned rubbing her head.

"Fabhtcheartú Tuilleadh I don't gá ..." Again the worlds just flowed off her tongue before she just sighed and realized she was being dragged/carried towards shore. She looked over, eyes now clear of all water and vision not blurry she realized who it was and smiled a bit. Not the kind of person she would've expected but hey, he practically saved her life. And so in return she wasn't going to be like many girls he most likely had met and she kept her cool. Yes, he was one of the best seekers around but that gave her no reason to squeal and make his eardrums bleed was it? That and she had no real or true reason to squeal. He was after all just another boy with an amazing talent. So what if he was considered the worlds best seeker, let along most likely the youngest to carry said title. He was just another wizard, no special treatment needed.

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"Má tá tú riamh liom an deis chun na Cille Sin rud" :: "If I Ever Have The Chance To Kill That Thing"

"Fabhtcheartú Tuilleadh I don't gá ..." :: More trouble I don't need...

She looked up to him, she was right, he was…what…famous seeker that was from half way around the world. Yea that was it. She constantly got the story from Ron, or Harry, or someone that knew what team he was on. Yea she liked Quidditch, but she couldn’t even start naming the leauge’s teams. She nodded a silent hello, worried that if she spoke her teeth would chatter. And she certainly didn’t want that. But seeing how he could already tell she was cold his cloak was drapped over her shoulders and she hastily pulled it around her dripping wet body and curled up right underneath it. Legs and all hidden beneath the dark crimson red colors of it, the warmth almost instantaneous it was amazing. But then again…it was magic. “Sarah Evans. Pleasure as well.” She said with a bit more confidence in her voice, knowing she wasn’t going to make a fool of herself with the chattering of her teeth. “And…thank you for not telling anyone. It’s a family thing. Lets just put it that way.” She said, unable to give up anymore information than that. Anymore would just throw her mother’s effort, years and years of work on hiding her daughter from the menace that was her father. Something Sarah didn’t want to do. And so, with that done, introductions out of the way, she gave a silent nod and curled back up under the blanket, watching the water ripple as the squid slowly calmed down. Thankfully it was before any teachers saw.

“Do you always…swim in this freezing water like that? Still warm?” She said, looking to him. Noticing that he wasn’t even cold from the wind and the water. She certainly would’ve frozen to death if not from the squid. It amazed her, how someone as such as him, not the biggest or burliest of boy here, could even withstand such temperatures. But, she figured, it was his culture. To deal with such cold weather. Possibly could remind him of home. Though, the winter months too did remind her of her own home. Ireland during a snow storm. Every window and door nailed shut to keep the cold out and a fire to keep the warmth inside. It was a place she would miss greatly. But until her menace of a father was gone, she was in hiding. “I mean, you’ve gotta be just tad big cold yes?”

She nodded before shaking her head and looking to him and then the water. “Warm? Are you kidding me? Warm is when the water is seventy two degrees and steaming. You, are insane for calling that water warm. And no, I just got to close to it that’s all. It’s usually very calm and doesn’t attack people. Just stay away from it and you’ll be fine.” She said as she nodded, clinging to the cloak as if it was a life line. The last thing she had to keep her warm. And it was partly true. Her clothing…she couldn’t really remember where she had put it. And so there for was stuck in her wet swim suit until she made it back inside the castle, unnoticed. Which was hard for someone like her. Always getting caught and getting into trouble even when she didn’t mean to.