Lillie frowned, listening to the entire exchange. Well, it was kinda hard to not overhear when the two rose their voices in the echoing halls. She got off the bed, casting a small glance at Oksander, some unreadable emotion on her face, before she gripped Lis on the shoulders. "Hey. Listen. I want you to look me in the eyes when I tell you this, kay?" she had a face set in stone, you could clearly see she wasn't going to be taking excuses if she got any.
"I'm not asking you to tell us what's wrong, or why you feel the way you do. But I heard, and yes, honey, it sucks. But everyone's got dead people. I don't think its an excuse to go around acting like its the end of the world. There's a lot of things I can say, like how your brother probably wouldn't want to see his sister being all mopey, and how I lost my own grandpa because muggle surgeons weren't allowed to operate on him because of some stupid law saying they used up all their hours and couldn't work any more for the month." Her eyes teared up, but she had not an emotionless face, more of a stoic calmness about her as she continued.
"Hey, I get it. Loosing someone makes things hard. But honestly, don't go acting like nothing is going to look up. You think you're friendless, try being friendly. We're all trying to get you to open up somewhat, even if its just a little! I don't care if you break down crying, start screaming at us, or whatever, but I know that you don't deserve being alone. Your brother is dead, that is in the past, look foreword for once, even if you're only doing it for him." Lillie was fully aware of how much she had rambled. But she got on such a passionate rise, trying to reach out to the Slytherin, that instead of apologizing for ranting she instead set her face into one of kind nurturing.
"You've still got blood on you, girl." She deadpanned gently, using the sleep of her own robe to gently wipe away the stain on Lis's face.