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Anna Banana · 12-14-2010, 01:44 AM

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Originally Posted by demented_death_eater

"The Russian Obliviators were hard at work and other officials were helping out," Rex began when he was interrupted.

"As of this moment, only one Quidditch pitch has been affected - the one in Novgorod," he began to explain slowly. "The Russian Ministry has employed an international team of wizards to investigate the situation on the oldest pitch in Russia. However, I'm not one to risk exposure of one of our most treasured sports and would like to suspend all games in the United Kingdom until each pitch has been thoroughly inspected and the wards tested."

Rex glanced at Gina and then looked straight at Allie.

"As the Minister of Magic, this is your call - do you want all Quidditch events cancelled until I can send a team out to inspect each stadium or are you willing to risk exposure to Muggles?"

When Vindictus finally spoke, Allie only nodded as she took a moment to digest the information and think about the possibilities that might come about as a result of the failed wards. Muggles...spotting witches and wizards flying about on brooms! "The Russian Obliviators should be able to quickly take care of the situation in Novgorod, although it'd be a good idea to keep careful watch on the situation and keep close contact with their Ministry of Magic just in case," she answered.

She was silent for another moment as she thought about Vindictus' suggestion to cancel all upcoming Quidditch matches in Great Britain until a thorough inspection had been completed. It made perfect sense to do so, but just at that moment, Allie's mind went blank, and she considered convincing Vindictus to allow everything to carry on as usual. She spared a passing glance to Martel, and upon turning back to Vindictus said, "...and how many games would this affect? As much as I agree with your decision, I want to make sure this doesn't affect our people any longer than possible. However, I suppose the situation doesn't allow much room for taking chances. Even still, how many games are we looking at, and do you have an estimate as to how long the inspections would take?"

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Anna Banana Selkie Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 36,514 Hogwarts RPG Name: Eliza Bellerose Slytherin Second Year x1	Hiss!Roar!Growl!Caw! \| Hermione's Double \| The Little Three \| Alecate Quote: Originally Posted by demented_death_eater "The Russian Obliviators were hard at work and other officials were helping out," Rex began when he was interrupted. *"As of this moment, only* one Quidditch pitch has been affected - the one in Novgorod," he began to explain slowly. "The Russian Ministry has employed an international team of wizards to investigate the situation on the oldest pitch in Russia. However, I'm not one to risk exposure of one of our most treasured sports and would like to suspend all games in the United Kingdom until each pitch has been thoroughly inspected and the wards tested." Rex glanced at Gina and then looked straight at Allie. "As the Minister of Magic, this is your call - do you want all Quidditch events cancelled until I can send a team out to inspect each stadium or are you willing to risk exposure to Muggles?"** When Vindictus finally spoke, Allie only nodded as she took a moment to digest the information and think about the possibilities that might come about as a result of the failed wards. Muggles...spotting witches and wizards flying about on brooms! "The Russian Obliviators should be able to quickly take care of the situation in Novgorod, although it'd be a good idea to keep careful watch on the situation and keep close contact with their Ministry of Magic just in case," she answered. She was silent for another moment as she thought about Vindictus' suggestion to cancel all upcoming Quidditch matches in Great Britain until a thorough inspection had been completed. It made perfect sense to do so, but just at that moment, Allie's mind went blank, and she considered convincing Vindictus to allow everything to carry on as usual. She spared a passing glance to Martel, and upon turning back to Vindictus said, "...and how many games would this affect? As much as I agree with your decision, I want to make sure this doesn't affect our people any longer than possible. However, I suppose the situation doesn't allow much room for taking chances. Even still, how many games are we looking at, and do you have an estimate as to how long the inspections would take?" __________________