The next day I awoke to a bright, sunny day with a light, cool breeze.  Perfect for Quidditch.  I ran down to the Great Hall to search for Ginny.  I scanned the table.  No Ginny.  I asked a couple of Gryffindors.  No Ginny.  She must have eaten early.  I ate quickly, then followed Harry, Ron, and Hermione out of the hall, thinking of the lake and its cool, refreshing waters.  All of a sudden, Harry yelled.  I heard in the walls, "Kill this time... Let me rip... Tear..."  

Hermione, Harry, and Ron hadn't noticed me.  I overheard their conversation.  Harry said, looking over his shoulder, "The voice!  I just heard it again-didn't you?"  Hermione said, "Harry-I think I've just understood something!  I've got to go to the library!"  She sprinted away.  "What does she understand?" said Harry.  "Loads more than I do," said Ron.  "But why's she got to go to the library?"  "Because that's what Hermione does.  When in doubt, go to the library."  

I froze.  What was that voice?  And why could Harry hear it, too?  I listened for it again, but everyone was leaving the Great Hall, and I was soon jumbled towards the stadium.  "Ginny!" I called.  "Ginny, where are you?  You who, Ginny!"  I didn't hear anyone answer to my call.  I ran to the top row of the stadium.  "Go Hufflepuff!"  I cheered.  But where was Ginny?

Professor McGonagall stormed onto the field right when the match was about to begin.  She yelled in a microphone, "This match has been canceled!"  Many people around me booed.  But I didn't.  I was very worried.  Where was Ginny?  Scanning the Griffindor crowd, I saw no sign of Ginny.  Making my way to the front, I heard McGonagall motion to Harry and Ron.  I followed them to the Hospital Wing.

Oh no.  What had happened?  Had someone get attacked?  Was it Ginny?!  Luckily it was not Ginny, but it was a Ravenclaw prefect and Hermione.  I froze at the doorway.  The professor explained that they found them by the library with a mirror.  Ron looked bewildered; Harry terrified.  They knew nothing about the mirror.  As they left, McGonagall said to me, "What are you doing here, Falcon?"  I bowed my head.  "Just looking, Professor."  She stiffened.  "Well, Falcon, I'd find it a lot better if you'd learn to get invited before 'looking'."  I nodded, running back to the Hufflepuff Common Room.