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Kurumi thought long and hard about what both of them had said. The boy had one of the cleanest most sparkley smiles she had ever seen, but he certainly didn't really have a way with words. She still felt like she had seen that picture somewhere in all the reading she had done...Anyhow, when Vashti spoke things became a lot more clear. Spoken like a true Ravenclaw. "That makes sense," Kurumi nodded, but her thought immediately went to her mother. Perhaps it really was best that knowledge of the wizarding world didn't get out. If all non-magical people reacted to it the way her mother did when around Kurumi and her brothers, there would be chaos that would wreck havoc on their villiage and cause so much more pain and suffering. "They probably would take away our wands..." she said sadly not really making much sense she was sure to the other two.
Smile, boy, smile. He was better off doing that, apparently.
And so he did, when Kurumi said it made sense. Of course, he knew she was talking to Vashti, because his explain made little at all. Good thing he could smile.
But then...wands? Oh, where was
his wand?! Right, right, right there on his pocket. Good. He wouldn't want to miss it again.
"Wands?" all of them? He shrugged and shook his head,
"No, they'll probably just--," kill the Muggles? Yeah, he wasn't going to say that,
"Actually, Kurumi, you don't need to worry about anything, you've done nothing wrong, really," he said, with another smile.
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Snape'sGirlThru&Thru
Vashti nodded in agreement. The sudden appearance of the Quibbler was quite weird. "Wonder who put them here?" she asked aloud. The Quibbler used to be edited by Xenophilius Lovegood, right? So who owned it now? Vashti didn't know. Perhaps she ought to look that up. Maybe that person had a kid who went to Hogwarts, and he or she had put them here. Because who else would?
Oh my Gilderoy! Constant vigilance! So, Headmaster Tate had failed, miserably.
"What if someone wanted them to be spotted by us?" okay, perhaps it was slightly extreme, but no, yeah, too extreme,
"Or a publicity thing, you know? Perhaps," he was still eying the magazine rather curiously, the rest of the articles seemed harmless enough.
"Do you want one?" Hahaha, as if it wasn't enough what he'd said earlier, he was now offering one to Vashti.