dark and dodgy places // open

Sebastian Warrington was a very underestimated male, throughout his whole life. The Warrington name wasn't a very well known name within the wizarding community, so they were never really considered as a family that would be a threat to anyone, no matter their Slytherin bloodline status. But when Cassius Warrington and Pansy Parkinson-Warrington had children, the view on the Warrington line began to change. Sebastian was the oldest son and child of five and took to the typical Slytherin stereotype. He craved the dark arts and there was a mysterious darkness revolving around his personality. Although his family had never had any involvement with being Death Eaters, Bastian became the first and the start of the Warrington line of Death Eaters. Growing up, he had always kept to himself. His parents barely saw him around the place except for family time, like meals and what not. Seb liked to wander around the house or around his neighbourhood when he was young. He was quite the loner, not that he gave off any positive vibes that made him approachable if people ever saw him. There were five years between Seb and the next eldest child in his family, so Seb had spent that time learning to entertain himself. Even after his siblings came along, he still spent a fair bit of time doing his own thing, because it was what he was used to and what he liked. He only really got along with his family and his best friend, Adalyn Dolohov. Apart from that, he wasn't someone that opened up to people, letting them in and see that underneath all the dark, mystery that was Sebastian Cassius Warrington, there was a pretty normal, funny, nice and protective guy. It took quite a lot for people to break under that shell to see that.

Arriving at Diagon Alley, Bastian thought he would have a little wander around, check in at places and see if there was anything he had needed. Passing many people through the busy street, he didn't make any attempts at being the one that moved out of the way to avoid bumping into someone. So it was generally everyone else that moved, but few seemed to think themselves more superior that others would move to them, which resulted to Bastian bumping straight into them, almost knocking them over. He had a strong, hard body and could take a hit so a body bumping into him hadn't been as much of an impact as it could have been. After bumping into one man, the man had made a small fuss, in which Bastian just gave them his cold, hard stare and they dropped any attempt at seeking apologies and went off on their way. Bastian made his way to Knockturn Alley, going down the steps that lead to the dark, unwelcoming part of Diagon Alley. Stepping into Borgin and Burkes, he nodded in greeting at the familiar face of the worker behind the counter, as he went around, looking at the items that filled the shop.