Ren was already at the Ministry building when he heard about the summons from a certain Prophet. As he walked by he glanced at the protesters making a mess of things. He would've easily ignored them had not a few familiar faces caught his eye...
SPOILER!!: Alex, Gretchen, Ennis
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Alexander Wrekin 
Alex hoped he wasn't late or anything... he had gotten the message and headed straight for the Min... What the hell was this mess? Human chain outside of the MoM? GREAT. Scowling heavily Alex moved a bit closer looking for a weak link. Heh. Or a spot he could make it through...
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Ennis Provel Ennis slithered over to the entrance to the Ministry of Magic. There was much to do, much to do indeed. He was so preoccupied by planning out his plans for the day that he did not notice the mob of Anti-Borr demonstrators outside the Ministry. It was not until he hit a barrier in the crowd that he paused. What were all of these ungrateful wizards doing blocking the way to their higher calling? The Ministry of Magic was a place of superior wizard assembly. These people should be crawling on the knees to enter such an institution.
He had to get through the crowd. Too many people.... He could not be late!!!
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Gretchen Montasio Urgent messages from Martel definitely meant something was happening, and Gretchen could be fairly certain that it wasn't good. Simply because the message had come to her, and not to be passed on. Especially when the message was summoning her to the Ministry, which had seemed to have been rather under control as of late. But, as she walked closer, it seemed that assumption was no longer the truth. How can they not see that we're working for them, for a better world?, she thought, moving closer to the crowd of people.
The fact that she could see Alexander there, and Ennis, furthered her decision that she needed to get into the building. Urgent messages were never something to ignore, but for now she moved closer to Alexander as she regarded the protesters somewhat calmer than he was. "Is something going on, that you're not letting innocent people into the Ministry? Has Lord Borr been that bad?," she asked, trying her hand at talking her way past the group. Preferably taking the others with her.
His brother was at the other side of this human barricade, as were his other friends. This has infuriated the Mysteries Head so, and he approached the protesters from behind. He put a steady hand on one of their shoulders and uttered for all to hear "These people are on Ministry business. Let them through!"
SPOILER!!: Maggie
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Lockhartian This is where her adaptability worked for the best, for she was in the least concerned about those people linked together by their arms (mind you, why were they doing that to begin with?) until she realized the only way to her workplace was through them and something resembling a frown, but not quite like one, appeared on her face.
If they were going to be the reason for Maggie to be late for work, then she was going to be a very mad Unspeakable.
Rather interesting, it was, to witness how people was brought together by the most unusual of things. Really.
Then he spotted another familiar face in the crowd. This time one of his own staff "Ms Wisteria!.." he called out across the bickering crowd. He held a hand out, trying to reach out to the new Mysteries staffer. This is definitely not how he wanted his new staff to think this was how things are normally done in the Ministry.