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[OPEN MINGLE] Or perhaps in Slytherin
Who: Slytherin House! (And friends and visitors, of course!)
Where: Slytherin Common Room, Quidditch Pitch, various places around Hogwarts
When: Duration of the event
Rating: G (will edit as necessary)
Summary: Slytherin open log!
The Story:

The Slytherin common room was a long, low underground room with rough stone walls and ceiling, from which round, greenish lamps were hanging on chains. A fire was crackling under an elaborately carved mantelpiece ahead of them, and several Slytherins were silhouetted around it in carved chairs.
The common room has changed, somewhat, from its historical description, thanks to the decorative powers of one Mettaton. Though it still extends beneath the lake and thus retains a greenish, aquatic cast, it's much more brightly lit, its cold, damp atmosphere replaced with dazzling MTT-brand warmth. Even the giant squid, occasionally peering in as it does its rounds of the lake, seems just a shade more glamorous inside such a charming space.
Students - and a ghost or two - can be found nestled within its confines, plotting mischief around the fire, studiously doing their homework (as good students do), or perhaps trading Chocolate Frog trading cards. Though Slytherin is not especially well-known for its wide-open, trusting nature, Slytherins are known for not snitching on each other; if a guest or two were to creep in for a while, then odds are, nobody saw anything.
Where: Slytherin Common Room, Quidditch Pitch, various places around Hogwarts
When: Duration of the event
Rating: G (will edit as necessary)
Summary: Slytherin open log!
The Story:

The Slytherin common room was a long, low underground room with rough stone walls and ceiling, from which round, greenish lamps were hanging on chains. A fire was crackling under an elaborately carved mantelpiece ahead of them, and several Slytherins were silhouetted around it in carved chairs.
The common room has changed, somewhat, from its historical description, thanks to the decorative powers of one Mettaton. Though it still extends beneath the lake and thus retains a greenish, aquatic cast, it's much more brightly lit, its cold, damp atmosphere replaced with dazzling MTT-brand warmth. Even the giant squid, occasionally peering in as it does its rounds of the lake, seems just a shade more glamorous inside such a charming space.
Students - and a ghost or two - can be found nestled within its confines, plotting mischief around the fire, studiously doing their homework (as good students do), or perhaps trading Chocolate Frog trading cards. Though Slytherin is not especially well-known for its wide-open, trusting nature, Slytherins are known for not snitching on each other; if a guest or two were to creep in for a while, then odds are, nobody saw anything.
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That it would, true. If we could get some Ravenclaws and maybe a couple of Hufflepuffs, it could get done. Maybe throw in some Gryffindors for some true intra-house community.
[Something like this would probably be ripe for building goodwill amongst the houses. If only that was something Mettaton cared about.]
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[Frisk, thankfully, hasn't been that unlucky. They make sure to keep their slate very clean before Quidditch games, not even daring to risk a late-night venture or a detention spent exploring the forest with Dad. The Slytherin team can't afford to lose any one of its seven members, let alone its Seeker.]
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Yes. The poor saps in detention would love to have it to watch later, though it wouldn't be much help to them if I get sent there.
[Luckily he managed to avoid that this time around, but he is going to watch his step around Professor Toriel in the future.]
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Mom hit you with the old double-whammy, did she?
[Their grin is unapologetic and unrepentant and completely, utterly amused.]
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It's that obvious, huh?
[He shakes his head.]
No offense to your mom, but I am clearly too advanced for her classes. All of this work with theory is going to make my wand wilt!
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[That's a knowing shrug and a smirk in your direction, Mettaton. Frisk has long since given up actually straight-up arguing with their mom, simply preferring to game the system whenever possible. That is to say, always.]
At least, that's what she'll keep saying!
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[Um, Mettaton, you were literally interrupting her class and being a menace. When she called you out on it, you started transfiguring things on her desk in retaliation. You kinda deserve-]
I am a prodigy in my own right, and her theory-based teaching is holding me back!
[...Good job, Mettaton, for completely missing the point.]
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[Don't go trash-talking Frisk's mom, now. Frustration they can understand, but there's no point in criticizing her methods. She's unlikely to change them, no matter how prodigal any one student might be.]
Usually to ensure no one accidentally Transfigures the bejeezus out of something important, [they add matter-of-factly, as if they'd know on a deep and personal level.]
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I guess... From the sounds of it, you've caused some trouble yourself?
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I just happen to end up in detention with my dad. So it could be worse.
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How do your parents not have measures in place to stop you from gaming the system like this?
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[But there's one thing that a pair of trouble-making kids have at their virtually endless disposal, and that's time. And they have quite a time of it too!]
Mostly they just try to make us do gross stuff, like cleaning out the gardens and spreading hippogriff manure.
[But everyone knows it's way better to stay up late anyway, so there's no real loss there, is there?]
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Ew. You still get into trouble knowing that you'd have to do something like that? Why?
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[A bright snicker peels out of their throat at his expression, priceless that it is.]
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You really are 12-years old. I forget that sometimes.
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[Their smirk is artless as they kick up their feet on the table, apparently nonplussed at the charred remains of their game of Exploding Snap.]
We're not exactly tall, either of us!
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[He grins, reaching forward to ruffle their hair.]
Though, it's easy to overlook you, seeing as you're "not exactly tall", like you said!
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Flatterer, [says Frisk, sticking out their tongue, but the effect of the disparagement is immediately lost as they smirk.] You frightful old Slytherin, you.
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But that's silly. He's still got a couple of months before he graduates, after all. He's getting soft in his 7th year.]
There's a reason I was sorted into this house, darling. Same as you.
[He finishes ruffling their hair, smoothing it down a bit to make sure that it isn't too messy.]
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Please. I was sorted here because Chara and me can't bear to be apart!
[That self-deprecating familiarity. They don't even mean to inject it into the words. It just sort of happens that way.]
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He takes a little of their hair and absentmindedly starts to braid it.]
I'm sure that was a part of it, but even without them, you'd still deserve to be here. You're smart, cunning, and ambitious in your own way. That is just you on your own, not your relationship with Chara. You're both charming in your own, individual ways.
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Frisk sort of stops listening after that point. It doesn't matter, though. It doesn't matter, because they don't live in a world without Chara, and never will. Chara is there and always will be.]
Okay, now I just know you're quoting the Slytherin handbook at me!
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Of course I am, darling. Do you know why? Because in this handbook, there's a picture of you over the definition of "Slytherin". It's very fitting.
[He idly wonders what they will get up to after he leave. They have so many years ahead of them here. He hopes he will hear from them again in the future.]
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[They consider smacking his hands away, but they find they don't mind the way he's twisting their hair into playful little braids, just because. Besides, they're certain they'll look absolutely stunning once he's done, because Mettaton never does anything by half-measures.]
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I don't quite know, but you'll have to keep me informed of whatever exploits you and your sibling get up to after I am gone. The world is going to know your names. WHAT'S YOUR NAME MAN
[Mettaton wouldn't be surprised if he heard about these two being Quidditch stars a couple of years down the line.]
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