Lucien did not react when the children began to react. It did not move him, it did not anger him. It did nothing to him. Nothing at all. He trusted his men would handle it and would continue on as if he didn't see.
He waved off the children who offered their questions or opinions. (Aries, Valencia, Ingrid). In fact, it was so blatantly obvious he was ignoring them. The man made it a point to look at each of them for an unsettling moment before simply looking away. They weren't listening. He was done. He didn't care for suggestions. He did not care to be questioned. This was the end of the road. Why they thought this was up for negotiation was further proof they truly were not paying attention.
The man fixed his gaze on Williamson when he stepped forward. "It would seem I was wrong in expecting quality work from you. You could not even control the students. You could not get it done. Any of the children gathered here can tell you I don't do half baked. You either get it done, or you don't." There had been enough essays in the last few months for the students to vouch for this. SORTA done was not done. "You will join the children in their predicament." Another example of actions having consequences...or in this case a great deal of inaction. "Crucio." The man said, raising his wand without hesitation.
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