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Carley smiled and laughed. The people were nice here. Good. It made her feel more at-home. Not quite, she was still getting used to it. London. Well, everything takes time.
"Nice to meet you Violet. My name's Carley Lee." Haha, good they didn't bite. "Oh good!"
"Great. Carley, is it? What division are you in?" asked Violet curiously. When they remodeled the Ministry, all the divisions were put in together and it became difficult to tell who got put where.
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Daffy.Potter Oop. Sarah had never done THAT before. Two hands shaking at once. That was definitely interesting. Hmm... two high-fives at once would work nicely. Two fist bumps. So many possibilities!
Ahem. She smiled over at Carley and Emerald and nodded her head. "Of course. And you can just call me Sarah. No Miss Lee. No ma'am. Really. We're all going to be practically like a big happy family," Sarah said. Those words sounded peculiar coming out of her mouth. She couldn't quite place it. It was like a line from a movie. SEVERAL movies.
Sarah turned to see that Violet had joined in. Ah. Right. "Come along. Let's get out of the way," she said, gesturing towards the hard-working employees. "We're in the middle of a mission at the moment... as you can see. Since you're new, you don't have to take part, but I suggest it'd be a good idea to get some practice. This is a part of what we do in this department. If you haven't picked out a desk, that might be a good idea. And... I guess if you decide on getting some practice, you're more than welcome to join in." Well. That's if they even understood what was going on. Sarah glanced over at Violet and Rin to see what their opinion was as to what Carley and Emerald could do at the time being.
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dragon_star Emerald smiled back. "Hey, I'm Emerald call me Emmy. Nice to meet you." she said.
"Oh! Desk! I'll do that now." she did, came back. "I want to take part of the mission of course!" Emmy smiled.
Violet nodded thoughtfully. "Yes. You two missed our big exciting meeting, I think, but this is just basics. Catch the little animals. I think you're more than up to the job, eh?" she said. "And Sarah's right, there's never too much practice. Why don't you help out here? I'm sure the others could use a few more hands. You don't have to, of course, but it will get you involved with the department straight off." She looked around. What if they didn't want to? "Oh, there are a few empty desks in that...general area," she said, pointing. "Make yourselves at home."