Rionach continued to have the dreams. Despite being given a clear liquid each night, which was supposed to help her sleep and be 'dream-free' the dreams kept coming...
And they got clearer.

Soon Rionach has to be excused from classes even though she desperately didn't want to. She valued her learning. Rionach was given one of the teachers rooms, an isolated room to prevent other students from worrying. Of course, they did.

Hermione took to the girl. She reminded her of herself when she was younger. Rionach would ask for books, parchement, quills and ink to study with. Hermione obliged , on the condition that Rionach told her exactly about the dreams and what happened.

And Hermione was shook. These dreams were scary. A man would try and destroy things, and her. Geez! And for a first years dreams too!

The school days went on, and soon it was midway through October.

Halloween preparations were in full swing; Hagrid would invite the first years to carve pumpkins, the second and third years were collecting sweets for the annual student party, the fourth and fifth years were pretending they were too good for Halloween (or most of them were, anyway) and the eldest students were developing costumes.

Rionach began to calm down until Draco was convinced her dreams were just dreams, and even Hermione had her doubts about the girl.

Hermione's costume was a dementor and Draco had gone for a classic vampire, which made Hermione giggle.

The two of them, as head boy and girl were organising the Halloween parties, one for juniors and seniors; collecting snacks, drinks and planning locations.