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Originally Posted by
Berty Borr
As to be expected, the Staff of Hogwarts stood around doing nothing.
WORTHLESS.
"Tell me, Sierra, are there ANY Professors here that don't just stand around all the time? These two," Lord Borr pointed at tweedle dee and tweedle dum, the two women "Professors" that didn't seem to have the wits of a stump, "have a vacant look to them. You will keep up with them for the Minister." Lord Borr pet his little pet student.
He noted her snowman. "Did your father teach you how to build a snowman? Or are you self taught?"
"You are WELCOME," Lord Borr allowed the gratitude, but his tone suggested that was all he would take. LORD BORR did not cater to brown nosers.
"Does someone PAY you to EXPECT what I may or may not DO? I somehow doubt that very much. You will do WHAT I SAY! I am your MINISTER." Lord Borr raised his cane and tried to pop the snarky professor on the head.
"WELL GET ON WITH IT! Not only are you wasting my time, but I bet all these students would like to get back to their STUDIES! IF you were MY Ministry employee, I'd dock your pay for so much waste! Lord Borr would teach YOU a lesson just as you are EXPECTED to teach these children! NOW GET TO IT!"
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Seren watched, and listened... completely shocked with what she was hearing.
Useless? Her?
No!... surely not. She took her teaching VERY seriously, and gosh darn it she did it well! There was abolutely nothing she wouldn't so to give these kids the best education... at least where Herbology was concerned.
Borr.. was very quickly making his name into her bad books. What a worthless Minister of Magic, the Whommping Willow would do a better job of running the country that he did.
Seren excused herself. She was not about to be subjected to such poor behaviour.
Worthless. Pfft... she was anything BUT worthless!
Tea...
She needed tea, and NOW!
Turning on her heel, she headed toward the Castle. A nice dark, shadowy corner of the staff room is what she needed right now. There she could lick her wounds in peace.