ooc- OK, I changed my post to make sense^^


Nott finally reached the Great Hall but now was having seconds thoughts about entering. It was just, he didn't feel like talking to anyone. Sighing and pleading to all gods he would be spared Pansy's ran¡mbling about how worried she had been, he settked himself as fartest away from everyone and resumed his meal. He ate at full speed wanting to go back to check on the office before Fudge would go away. Maybe he would need to buy one of those Extendable Ears soon. Anyway, he went back to thinking in his previous possition, forgetting for one to eat. With Draco nowhere to be found and the lies from the Headmaster he had his mind occupied in a single thought. If they were being lied how to move? How to reach a trustworthy source? Sure he could ask for their parents (father in his case) to ask and let them know - of course, he was thinking of spoiled brats like Malfoy's whose parents wouldn't dare keep something from him. But in his case, even if his parent would agree to participate, his father wasn't exactly the one Dumbledore would speak truth about. He was a Dead Eater, in the run, like Malfoy's father was now. Actually where WAS Malfoy? There was many things which didn't work with the story given. Many, many things - like the fact that Draco was planning a prank to Potter the night before the incident so he could not possibly be told about this taking away. If it was his parents, why in the middle of the night? Only if he was his father it would make sense, since he was a convinced Dead Eater running for freedom and would definitelly explain the Aurors trying to follow his trace -

No, no, wait, and what part does the monsters have in this? As immediately new thought flooded Nott's mind, because, if say the monster was used to kidnap Draco.... where was Draco when the monster was sighted? All the descriptions talked about a monster alone, didn't they? Like with Weasley, he said nothing about Draco but talked about him instead. Nott frowned. It was the only way Dumbledore's story would work too, as in, all of the students who were witnesses of it would start complaining but no one did...

He, Theo, was regarded as a witness... but he never meet the Weasley boy last night and he planned to repeat it over and over again to the Weasley until it penetrated that thick skull of his. He did nothing to do with this issue and would not be blamed, he wiould make sure of it. (Theodore looked up to the Gryffindor table looking Weasley and Granger deep in conversation, fuming more like.) Of course considering someone would believe him.