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Kurumi gave a small nod. "I've done a little bit of research, but I am not entirely sure that it comes down to what breed of dragon. I am sort of more interested in breeding and hatchings," she said, her cheeks flushing slightly. "I don't know much about dragon hatcheries, but working in that sort of field - maybe even helping endangered species of dragons repopulate - is sort of the type of work I am interested in." That, and her reading about cross-breeding kneazles had got her interested in how that could be applied to dragons. It was sort of specific while being broad at the same time. She knew that a university in Norway and another in Brazil offered a rather exclusive degree on the subject.
Kurumi simply nodded her head at his next bit of advice. Just keep doing what she was doing and perhaps strive for a bit more. She was still rather haunted by that ONE E on her OWL results.
Kurumi accepted the brochure and gave it a quick look over. She would have to read it in full detail back in her room seeing as she had already taken up so much of the professor's time. "I may have questions later, when it gets closer to making a decision," she replied with another small head nod. There were still so many things she was unsure about right now, academic and not, so it was hard to think straight.
Walnut was still flopped on to his side with the piece of lunch meat on his face, bringing a small smile to the Gryffindor's face. "No, I think that is all for now, professor," she chirped. "Thank you." He deserved cookies. Lots of cookies.
Aww she was interested in baby dragons! Like Roro! Willy's face beamed a little, with pride mostly, pride at being able to have shown the girl her first dragon hatching. Hollingberry would be someone, or something, someday, and he would hopefully be able to say he'd helped her get there!
But anyway, it was time for her to get moving to her next lesson or whatever, so Willy nodded and stood. "You're welcome, Kurumi. I'm just glad I was able to help give you a nudge in the right direction."
He opened the door for her and saw her out, still beaming as the girl walked away. Lookithat, he was a good teacher!
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The1HBIC Cece had been out walking for quite a while now but it wasn't helping. She was still fuming mad at the way Oliver had acted earlier when she tried to apologize to him. Maybe if she talked to William she would calm down a little. He always had a way of cheering her up, even when it was him she was angry with.
Finding herself outside his hut she knocked on the door.
Knock, Knock, Knock
Now to wait and see if he was even in. Maybe she should have just went to the barn to look for him first.
William didn't know when was the last time he'd sat down in his office, especially not now that he knew his memory was kind of... shot. Putting it that way was sad, but true. He needed some time to just sit and think, so he'd just sat down in his chair, propped his feet up on his desk, locked his fingers behind his head, and closed his eyes.
Then there was a
knock knock knock on the door.
Sigh. William shook his head and stood up, opening the door slowly to see if he could just dismiss whoever was there. But no, it was Cece. And he was kind of surprised to see her there, looking... hmm, worried? Mad? Sad?
"Hey," he frowned, pulling the door open. "Something wrong?" She could come in, of course, she was one of his oldest friends. His think time could wait.