Skye followed the goblin to the hall and just smiled to herself before lightly placing her wand back in her pocket. He had smiled at her, and by observing, she noticed he didn't really smile too much. But then again, she was one of the few that truly liked goblins instead of the opposite way. They walked toward a cart. Would this bring her toward her vault? She did hope so.

Unaware of what to do, Skye just stood there and stared at the cart. She never had been her before, so she just waited for the goblin to either get in first or tell her what to do.

Finally, the line was getting shorter, so Clara and her mother decided to join it. After all, getting a new vault was very important business. Clara sighed nervously, waiting for a goblin's assistance as she looked down at the application in her right hand.

Ratnik raised an eyebrow at this young one, too.

"I'll need your wand." Then the goblin would be able to take her to her vault.

Ratnik picked a form off the pile he had beside him on the counter and handed it to the woman. "Fill this out. Then I'll need that, along with a wand to proceed."

Blah. Blah. Blah.

Did he look like he needed a life story? No. The boy needed a vault, and that was all Ratnik needed to know. He had no time for useless child's babble. The goblin picked up a form from the counter and handed it to the boy. "Complete this, and return it with your wand."

"Fill this out. Hand it back with a wand," Ratnik said, lazily picking up yet another form to hand out to a new customer.

"Vault application? Wand? Key?" Ratnik asked of the boy, hand extended.

Ratnik looked upon the quiet child. "I'll need a wand and an application." Assuming she was new. Which, based on the time of year, was very likely.

Oh. No.

"The next step," Ratnik said smartly, "Would be to give me your application." He ran a grimy hand under his nose, made a few well chosen, gross noises, and extended it to take the application with. He may just miss the parchment, though, and grab the girl's hand instead. It was a very appealing idea right now.

"Here," he said, shoving an application in her face. Ratnik was in a worse mood than usual.

Ratnik looked over the paperwork, turning it over in his stubby fingers. Then brought the wand up close to his eyes for proper examination.

"Follow me." He was gone for a moment as he walked around the counter. Once on the other side, he gestured toward the girl, "Throught here," and walked through a door off to the side.

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Ratnik held his hand out to take the application.

Clara was slightly taken aback by the goblin's silence, but began to speak anyway. "Um, well, I suppose you'll be needing my wand as well. It's an 11.7 inch Pine Wood wand, with the core of Unicorn Hair." Clara said as she pulled out her wand for the goblin.

Rae hands her 12inch Holly Wood Phoniex feather centered wand to the goblin. "My wand sir"

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"You'll need to fill this out," Ratnik said, handing her an application.

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Ratnik took the application with her wand. He scrutinized the parchment before setting it aside. Then examined the wand before handing it back.

"Follow," he said, walking around the counter and through a side door.

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"Do you have a vault already set up?" Ratnik asked the child.

Meanwhile, he examined the wand. Quite thoroughly.

"Here's my application. What else do you need?" Raven said with more patience than before. Ratnik looked unhappy and Raven didn't want to make him angry. "Can I please go to my new vault?" Raven put an emphasis on the word please for a reason...

Raine smirked as she noticed the goblin doesn't seem friendly but her mom didn't even notice. Her mother quickly fill the form out and frowned. A wand huh? Well her mother doesn't have one so she took Raine's of course. Good thing they first went to Ollivanders then. "Here you go and here's my daughter's wand. A sturdy 11¾ inch, Hawthorn wood wand with the core of a Unicorn hair from a female unicorn"her mom let out a small sigh. Raine knew by then what that meant. It's going to be a long day....

Reluctently, Maddy filled out another form. Haden't the way she had done it before been good enough? When she finished she passed it back to the Goblin "Here you go".

Rae looked at him and handed him the application that has been filled out.
"I'm here for my own fault, sir" she say looking him hand on my hip being as pacient as I can be.As he looks over her wand throughly

Faven had already made her way through the entrance hall and the main hall. She had marveled at the luxery and finery that was the mail hall. More than ever she wished her parents were magical so they could be here with her and help her. She has done so much by herself, but Gringotts was a whole other planet. Faven once again looked at the Goblins that seemed to surround her and she had to forcibly keep her mouth from hanging open. The goblins were the oddest creatures she had ever seen, and they made her shake all the more nervously. They had black beady eyes, long spindly fingers, strange ears and a pudgy short body covered with wrinkly skin. Faven stared at her shoes to keep herself from staring. She was scared and alone, but she really needed a vault for her special wizard currency.

Faven noticed the line at the front, and went to join it.

"Oh I'm sorry!" Anna's father, Roger Reese, ran in line next to his daughter. "She thinks she can deposit money without me..." her father said nervously. He handed the goblin his wand, Unicorn hair, 11 inches. And the family vault application.

"I actually already filled one out," she said, handing him the filled out application.

Finally Sarah got to the teller window. She was anxious as it had been a while and she her feet were starting to hurt. "Hi, I'd like to open an account please," she said to the awaiting goblin. She wasn't sure how these things were supposed to work and what exactly was proper etiquette, as offending a goblin was the last thing she wanted to do. She had never been to Gringotts before, as her parents were usually busy with work and left her at home to watch her siblings. She tried not to stare at the goblin as she awaited his response.

Finally after getting lost multiple times, Jayden and her parents made it to the teller window from the main hall. "Hello...I would like to open an account please." She managed to squeaked out nervously, terrified at the thought of offending a goblin.

Sarah walked down the aisle to the Goblin she was supposed to open her new account with. 'A goblin, eh?' Sarah thought, cocking her head to the side, 'Aren't they supposed to be really touchy? I better not offend it.' That meant one word sentences.

"Hello," Sarah said as politely as her excitement would allow, "I'm here about making a new account."

Ira had filled out the questionnaire and now waited for a goblin to show her, her first own vault.

Ivan stood in line ready to get a vault in Gringotts Bank. This way he can hopefully pay for his wand and other school supplies. The muggleborn boy stood a bit nervous with all the others who were getting their new vaults.

Samuel walked up to a desk, and laid his application down on the desk and waited for someone to help him set up an account.

"Yes, of course! Sorry." Andromeda said feeling rather silly. She handed up her wand and the necessary paperwork. "Sorry, its been a while since ive been to a bank. I think everything should be in order though." she said with a smile.

India walked up towards the counter, nervously, her hand shaking as she had never been to Gringotts before. But, it was also a simple fact that, well - she was nervous of being told she couldn't put her small amount of gold into a medium sized account. After all, she had to move things from the room she was renting in her mum's friends house here - a chair, and a table lamp. That was all it was really. But today all she had was her lovely galleons. She just didn't want to spend it all too quickly - and have none left for after Hogwarts.

Her hands trembling as she held her wand gingerly in her hand. Unicorn hair, willow, and bendy she hoped it didn't break during the inspection.

Beezus approached the teller window the assistant man told her to. She wanted o deposit the money hr aunt have given to her which she can use during her stay at Hogwarts. There were a few number lined on that window so she needed to wait.

Alyssa continued to wait patiently in line until a goblin was available to assist her. It was definitely a long line. "Thank goodness," she thought, "that I have Mom here with me. I would be so lost in this big building". She continued to look around her as she moved up the line. She had her vault application and wand ready to show to the goblin the moment he had time to assist her.

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Dani wished she'd got one of these ages ago- but her parents had never bothered and she was getting older now and needed to save her own money away somewhere. She had filled out the application form and had her wand in her hand as she waited in queue to be seen. She sighed and flicked back her blonde curls as she looked around- she liked this place it was kinda pretty.

Ratnik took the application and looked it over.

"Very well," he said. He walked around the counter and said, "Follow me," as he walked through a set of doors, muttering something about patience and 'humans these days'.

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The goblin took the application and looked it over.

"Your wand?" That was needed as well.

"Old, then?" Why could humans not just answer questions? Nasty dimwitted beings.

He held out his hand, "Then I'll need your key."

Running? Adult males running? If he didn't think it such an excellent idea to protect precious treasure from within, Ratnik would drop this job in a goblin heartbeat.

He made sure both the application and wand were in check before going around the counter. "This way," he said, disappearing through a door to the side.

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The goblin took the application. It would have been handy for the kid to have handed it over in the first place, really.

"Wand?" Ratnik held his hand out.

Ratnik took her wand and paperwork and checked them against each other.

"Follow," he said, walking through a door off the hall.

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Ratnik took the application and looked over it quite carefully before taking the wand.

The wand he spent extra time with, as if something were amiss. He smelled it, ran his fingers on it, even tapped it on the counter a few times.

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The goblin peered at the next girl.

"Wand and application," he said, holding out his hand.

"Did you fill out an application?" Ratnik asked, moving to hand her one, should she need it.

Another. "Application? Wand?" He held out a grubby hand.

Ratnik should think about writing to this school these kids all went to. They should learn how to properly access a vault before wasting his time.

"I'll need your wand and your application." Here, here, child.

"You'll need to hand that paperword over. And wand." He tapped the counter. Just place it right there, human.

"I need your application and your wand." Ratnik said, lazily.

"Wand?" Ratnik asked. At least the human went half way there. The goblin picked up the form and looked it over.

Ratnik took the wand, but didn't yet look at it. "Paperwork?" he asked of her.

"Yes?" Could he be of any assistance? Or was she simply playing statue?

Ratnik took the application as well as the wand and examined them both carefully, checking them against each other.

"This way," he said, disappearing through a set of doors.

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Ratnik took the application and wand from the girl.

He gave them both a good look before giving the wand back.

"Come," he grunted as he walked through a door to the side of the hall.

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