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Suziella · 06-11-2016, 03:37 AM

SPOILER!!: Esme and Draper

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Originally Posted by Squishy

The most pressing concern for Esme was whether or not her sister was okay, so it was a huge relief to know that nothing had happened other than the Nifflers digging holes before moving on. Yeah, the groundskeeper really wasn't going to be happy about that but what could they do? Seemed that the most destruction could be done outside since there was dirt everywhere. Stone wasn't exactly the easiest thing to dig into... Obviously.

She nodded as Professor Draper said that he was going to send a Patronus off for the other Professors. "What should we do if we find any?" That seemed like a valid question in Esme's opinion. She had no idea what to do if she came across a small (or large) number of them causing chaos. It would be so much easier of she or Juno could cast Patronuses but it was what it was. It would be harder to get to Professor Draper if he was far away from them at the time.

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Originally Posted by ArianaBlack

"Good," he commented in regards to her state. She wasn't hurt, that was a relief. He hated sending kids to the hospital wing. The healer was almost as bad as Poncho Paul. In an entirely different way, but still not pleasant company. In James' not-so-humble opinion. Any interaction avoided with Murdoch was a success story.

Honestly, it was strange that the nifflers were loose again. The same thing had happened last term, though he decided to keep this information to himself. It meant something had to have been off. Perhaps something was not in balance in the forrest? He ought to consult the groundskeeper on this one. "For now, do the same thing you did this time. Contact a member of staff," he nodded, thinking deeply about the situation. "The nifflers won't cause any real harm, they'll just cause some chaos." Not dangerous creatures, really.

"Thank you for notifying me, girls," he nodded making a mental note to go talk to the groundskeeper. "Is there anything else I can help with?"

Juno gave the professor a small smile. He really was a great teacher and was always concerned for their well-being. She also felt good about doing the right thing and telling the professor about the nifflers. It wasn't normal for them to be running around free like that.

Juno looked over to Esme, she didn't think there was anything else they needed. "I don't think so professor. Esme, is there anything else?" She asked her sister.

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Suziella Acromantula Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: ❤ Posts: 30,956 Hogwarts RPG Name: Bramble "Bram" Wyatt Lennox Graduated	ThunderPUFF \| Whoodley \| MRD&LKD \| Graphics Queen \| Tristalen \| Mrs. A \| Hunny Bun SPOILER!!: Esme and Draper Quote: Originally Posted by Squishy The most pressing concern for Esme was whether or not her sister was okay, so it was a huge relief to know that nothing had happened other than the Nifflers digging holes before moving on. Yeah, the groundskeeper really wasn't going to be happy about that but what could they do? Seemed that the most destruction could be done outside since there was dirt everywhere. Stone wasn't exactly the easiest thing to dig into... Obviously. She nodded as Professor Draper said that he was going to send a Patronus off for the other Professors. "What should we do if we find any?" That seemed like a valid question in Esme's opinion. She had no idea what to do if she came across a small (or large) number of them causing chaos. It would be so much easier of she or Juno could cast Patronuses but it was what it was. It would be harder to get to Professor Draper if he was far away from them at the time. Quote: Originally Posted by ArianaBlack "Good," he commented in regards to her state. She wasn't hurt, that was a relief. He hated sending kids to the hospital wing. The healer was almost as bad as Poncho Paul. In an entirely different way, but still not pleasant company. In James' not-so-humble opinion. Any interaction avoided with Murdoch was a success story. Honestly, it was strange that the nifflers were loose again. The same thing had happened last term, though he decided to keep this information to himself. It meant something had to have been off. Perhaps something was not in balance in the forrest? He ought to consult the groundskeeper on this one. "For now, do the same thing you did this time. Contact a member of staff," he nodded, thinking deeply about the situation. "The nifflers won't cause any real harm, they'll just cause some chaos." Not dangerous creatures, really. "Thank you for notifying me, girls," he nodded making a mental note to go talk to the groundskeeper. "Is there anything else I can help with?" Juno gave the professor a small smile. He really was a great teacher and was always concerned for their well-being. She also felt good about doing the right thing and telling the professor about the nifflers. It wasn't normal for them to be running around free like that. Juno looked over to Esme, she didn't think there was anything else they needed. "I don't think so professor. Esme, is there anything else?" She asked her sister. __________________ ⫷ ⫷____________________________________________ I know that you're afraid to... ...let all the dark escape you._____________________________________________⫸ ⫸