Well, it's an office. Not quite like the one the Headmaster had back at Hogwarts but an office nonetheless. The room sits just a few doors down from the defense classroom, a much shorter distance than before.

There's a desk, there's a bookshelf, and a wide window that allows the light to entirely illuminate the room once the curtains are drawn.

Malachi brought with him the pictures that usually sat on his own desk just to add a little touch of home to this new environment. There are several pictures of a woman with a bright and enchanting smile. Some pictures had (if you asked the Headmaster) the cutest children ever to be created in the history of man's creation. One picture contains these beautiful people and Trent himself. Not all the pictures are still. The little girl in one picture blows kisses occasionally and the little boy who is clearly the older of the pair occasionally breaks into a grin in his own frame. It was his mother's grin, could you tell? Did you need a closer look? Don't smudge the glass and don't leave fingerprints, that's just inconsiderate. Look with your eyes and not your hands.

This is where you'll have to go to find the Headmaster. It's of course, not a guarantee he'll be up here as the man does have a habit of wandering and observations to do back at Hogwarts. Someone has to ensure and oversee the castle's recovery.

If you wish to speak with him, knock on the door (ugh, just a door, can you believe it?) and have yourself a nice wait. There's ways of trying to let yourself in that would prove to be somewhat less a nuisance--not that you're encouraged to. The Headmistress and I agree it would be poor form for you to come all this way, be invited guests and break their things. Whatever you've got to discuss with Headmaster Trent can't be THAT pressing. What's a five minute wait?