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Magical Soul · 03-13-2014, 06:16 PM

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Originally Posted by AlwaysSnapesGirl

Launching immediately into the questioning, hm? Atticus supposed there wasn't much use in beating around the bush, so to speak, but he thought there could be a little more politeness involved at least. Professor Botros was innocent until actually proven guilty, after all. And Atticus was fairly certain the man was innocent.

He declined the offer of tea with a shake of his head since Ivy had already begun speaking, so he turned his attention to listening to the professor's answer. Interesting. "Did you encounter anything strange prior to that? Anywhere that you went over the summer or anything you received through owl, even if it seemed minor at the time?"

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Originally Posted by lemon

He was a bit late to Abraham's interrogation, but his handicap was as good of an excuse as any. Not having told anyone he was coming, Sherman wasn't surprised that Erik, Ivy, and Atticus had already begun to interrogate the runes professor. But not to fear, he was here.

Slipping into the office quietly, he waited for Botros to answer another question, giving his friend reassuring smiles from behind the taller people.

When yet another Governor wheeled into his office, Botros smiled nervously at him this time. Sherman already knew most things that Ab did. He appreciated him sitting for this small visit.

When Atticus spoke, the professor turned his attention on him and started backtracking his summer and early days this term. His memory wasn't as fresh as he hoped it would be but it was much better than before. Strange places... strange packages... odd owls... hmm...

A long moment passed.

"I spend my summers in Alexandria, my family gather in the big summer house there every year. There was nothing special this time around." He rubbed his chin. "There were no unusual owls received, either. Those..." He gestured at the parchments and scrolls scattered across his desk, "..were owled to me from the Cairo university. They do that when they need consulting with Runic scrolls. Otherwise, I can't remember receiving any packages." Was this disease in those parchments? Did they think so?

03-13-2014, 06:16 PM	#43 (permalink)
Magical Soul Kappa Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: GMT +3 Posts: 14,519 x6	Dalliesa \| Ab-Bot \| Hogwarts Trojan War \| Quote: Originally Posted by AlwaysSnapesGirl Launching immediately into the questioning, hm? Atticus supposed there wasn't much use in beating around the bush, so to speak, but he thought there could be a little more politeness involved at least. Professor Botros was innocent until actually proven guilty, after all. And Atticus was fairly certain the man was innocent. He declined the offer of tea with a shake of his head since Ivy had already begun speaking, so he turned his attention to listening to the professor's answer. Interesting. "Did you encounter anything strange prior to that? Anywhere that you went over the summer or anything you received through owl, even if it seemed minor at the time?" Quote: Originally Posted by lemon He was a bit late to Abraham's interrogation, but his handicap was as good of an excuse as any. Not having told anyone he was coming, Sherman wasn't surprised that Erik, Ivy, and Atticus had already begun to interrogate the runes professor. But not to fear, he was here. Slipping into the office quietly, he waited for Botros to answer another question, giving his friend reassuring smiles from behind the taller people. When yet another Governor wheeled into his office, Botros smiled nervously at him this time. Sherman already knew most things that Ab did. He appreciated him sitting for this small visit. When Atticus spoke, the professor turned his attention on him and started backtracking his summer and early days this term. His memory wasn't as fresh as he hoped it would be but it was much better than before. Strange places... strange packages... odd owls... hmm... A long moment passed. "I spend my summers in Alexandria, my family gather in the big summer house there every year. There was nothing special this time around." He rubbed his chin. "There were no unusual owls received, either. Those..." He gestured at the parchments and scrolls scattered across his desk, "..were owled to me from the Cairo university. They do that when they need consulting with Runic scrolls. Otherwise, I can't remember receiving any packages." Was this disease in those parchments? Did they think so?