ooc: sure^^ After Draco's disappearance (a.k.a. attack in the Slytherin Commons, there are three witness with very different recounts of facts, the place is croweded by Aurors and at the Great Hall Dumbledore refuses to aknowledge there's something wrong going on), Dumbledore closes himself in his office to talk with Fudge, Destiny just outside; Gideon makes a raquet in the GreatHall; Marissa and Nott atempts a conversation and fail; Harry and Ron are planning to sneak into the Slytherin Commons and ask Hermione for help; Gideon is pulling Nott somewhere... (Re-reading the thread: "blinking bludgers"... hilarious)
Blast it we don't have separated threads for the different places, hehe.


"- you understand, that with the elections nearing."

Once the door has closed, the rest of the conversation was indeed, private. When Dumbledore and Fudge finally left the office, both were surprised to find the girl, Destiny, had not left. Fudge looked to be mutely asking for some kind of explanation with his gestures while Dumbledore, if only momentarily, had this spark in his eyes.

"Destiny," he called, leaning over as if to shake the girl awake, not that was needed, and smiled almost humored. "I must thank your patience to attend me and appologize for my delay - Fudge, if you're so kind to wait for me, I will escort you to the Entrance once I meet my appointment with Miss Melantha. I am sure you understand I cannot make her wait further and you can show the same kind of patience Destiny has shown, can you?"

Without further saying, Fudge gaping like a fish out of water, Dumbledore lead Tiny to the interior of his office before the Minister could attempt a complain. Left with nothing to do but wait, awkwardly, Fudge sat in the same couch Tiny had been minutes before, and, of course, waited.


Still rubbing his head, Nott raised one eyebrow to the Ravenclaw student and turned to where he was looking, "What's what?" he asked and before even getting an answer he was dragged by the arm and over this place -

"What --No, wait, I have classes, I can't stay--" he tried to stop the over-enthusiastic Ravenclaw but only stumbled on his own feet and reached, without a say on it, where the crowd was gathering.

When reaching this end it was quite plain what was happening. Only the Aurors telling students off because of something, they would do good not to get in the middle. On the other hand, what about? The Entrance of the Castle was being closed by a couple of busy aurors while a third waves a piece of parchement in his hand while yelling on random students. Some of the students outside were being pushed inside by said aurors and, alas, the last to come out was no other than a ruffled looking Gamekeeper Rubeus Hagrid. If there was anything particularly strange in him was that Hagrid was not looking particularly offended by the Auror's rude ways. He seemed troubled by his own mind.

In other part of the castle, the Aurors were too guarding Moaning Myrtle's toilet, to the later's frutration.