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Jory remained silent as Kurumi interpreted the symbols in his dream. All of the sudden all that prosperity was gone and replaced by death. And was something really gonna go wrong between him and Ari? No, he wouldn't let that happen.
Before he could dwell any longer on the subject, the Professor began addressing the class. The badger jumped up, his mind drifting back to Ari. He got his text book and replaced it in his bag then turned to his Divination partner. "Thanks for partnering up with me, Kurumi,'' he told her gratefully and trying to offer a bright smile. "You did a great job.'' He didn't want to think about all the negative stuff but it just came flooding back to him. But it all could mean something else as Kurumi suggested.
Kurumi was chewing ridiculously nervously on her lower lip now as she waiting for Jory to react to everything. Kurumi felt awful about it, especially since she didn't take this subject seriously at all. So, really, he shouldn't take what she had to say seriously either. Which was sort of hypocritical considering that she was somewhat stressing out over all this.
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Y-You're welcome," Kurumi said with a small nod of the head. "
Just don't....take it all too seriously. It could also just be your subconscious fears." Not necessarily future predictions, right? Because...Kurumi's dreams were talking a lot about marriage and that was SO far down the road for this Gryffindor that it seemed ridiculous that she would be dreaming about it now. Not to mention that no dream Kurumi had ever had ever seemed to actually predict much.
Turning her attention back to her parchment, Kurumi was about to go back to looking over her own dream when Professor Elwood caught her attention.
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"Alright students that was great work for today, unfortunately we went over the time so hopefully you weren't going to lunch right after this because Im afraid you may have to make it a short one in order to make it to your next lessons. I appologize for that." Callie wanted to blame it on the red-head practically hyper-ventilating behind her or Elijah Wilde but that wouldn't be professional. "Be sure to hand in any notes you took on your way out and keep an eye peeled for the homework assignment I will be posting here later today." Now to take care of the grown woman afraid of ghosts.
So yeah, she knew that she taught in a school full of ghosts though, right? "Okay well it is sentimental so that explains the vividness of the dream." She didn't like the tone she had used towards her at that question but she ignored it and went on. "And I don't mean to sound positive or negative I'm just relaying to you what your dream is saying." She wasn't trying to swindle her here. And then came the question of the Spector.
"Mrs. Truebridge would you like to discuss this in my office?" She said eyeing the students staring wide-eyed at their school's leader, who looked on the brink of a nervous break-down. Surely she didn't want to frighten them did she?
Class was over? THANK MERLIN.
Gathering up her parchments and quill, Kurumi began to put things back in her bag when she overheard the Headmistress share her dream with Professor Looneywood. Really? The woman trusted this woman to tell her what all that meant. Sure, Kurumi thought that the Divination professor was a nice person...
Figuring that she shouldn't just sit there staring for much longer, Kurumi threw her bag over her shoulder and began to make her way out of the classroom. "
Thank you, Professor Elwood," Kurumi said with a small bow. "
Good luck finding your broach, Headmistress."
And getting anything that made sense out of the Divination professor's dream analysis.
Seeing Tinka reminded her that she had some things to finish discussing and planning with the house elves, so she best drop her things in the dorms and head down to the kitchens. There were recipes to go over, cookie cutter shapes to decide, things to taste... it was going to be a busy afternoon! Especially since the event was just around the corner... it had been frustrating that the elves were so preoccupied with finding this broach. Made it hard to meet with them all at once to discuss things in detail.
Oh well.
Without giving the room a second glance, Kurumi was out the door and making her way towards Gryffindor Tower.