Laura flipped through the last few broomstick pictures in her hands and set them down on the table. It seemed as though no one had any objections to the current choices. So, that settled it. She put away all the files minus the four that had been picked. These, she laid out on the table and slid to her employees.

"Alrighty, when we've got the materials we need, we'll get started on sculpting the brooms. I'm assuming that Armen's division will be taking care of making sculpting the Portkeys," she said. "Does anyone have any experience or talent at sculpting? Or does anyone just really like it?" she asked, looking around. She wasn't amazing herself, but she would definitely help out. Again, she wondered if they were allowed to use any charms or something to help make the models they created a little more detailed. Ahh, and perfect! Laura had noticed Mr. Trumbull's arrival. She could ask him.

"Hello, Mr. Trumbull," she said. "Planning's going great. We've already got an idea underway." Here, she picked up Armen's sketch of the sculpture they would be attempting to pull off and placed it on the table in front of the department head. "This is the idea for our sculpture. See, there will be a block base on which four broomsticks will stand. Then, we'll have several objects incorporated in. Like a toy airplane and a boot, because they represent transportation too." She pointed to all the areas she spoke about. "Armen's fetching some materials for us now," Laura explained, quickly glancing at the door.

"Oh, can I also ask you a question about our project?" she asked, turning back to Mr. Trumbull.