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MyPatronusIsaMoose 
"I-I'm fine." Oakey stated eyes focused on the Toad as it settled itself by the fireplace. He brushed the Groundskeeper's hand from his shoulder, but turned and listened to his instructions to come around from the right. "What about ummm, Pepper?" That was his dogs name, yeah? The Black dog was just as determined to capture as they were, but the dog wasn't going to listen to the instructions as easily as Oakey did.
Doing as the Groundskeeper said Oakey moved over to the right of the fire place as slowly as possible carefully stepping over a few fallen objects and the splatter of paint on the floor. He eyed back to the older man. He was ready and in position now he needed to do his part.
Where did Pepper go?
The lad was okay. That was good. Pity the same couldn't be said for his hut. Seb gave a quick glance around the place and shook his head. Nothing ever changed, he smiled wryly and when the kid spoke again, he jerked his head in the direction of the Russian terrier lying under the dining table panting hard.
Apparently she had tired herself out.
Seb moved very slowly towards the toad, the Hufflepuff doing the same and he gave the kid a small nod of his head as he closed in on the toad.
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sweetpinkpixie Kurumi actually wasn't entirely sure that she really needed to return the splint that she had received from the Groundskeeper at Hogsmeade station or not, but better safe than sorry, right? For all she knew the man had simply conjured it out of thin air and therefore it was rather disposable...oh well. Maybe he would get a good laugh out of her coming all the way to his office to return the splint to him?
So, somewhat shyly, Kurumi approached the door and gave it two swift knocks.
Another knock on the door caused the toad to move once again, springing into the air and landing on the dining table. In her haste to get up, Pepper banged her head on the table before running out barking once again.
And the chase was on once again.
Seb threw up his hands in exasperation and then yelled,
"COME IN!" Perhaps another set of hands would do the trick.