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Princesspower 
"Well I always say that when something goes wrong in Hogwarts it only means one thing - Dark Magic". Well in most cases at least, barring Elijah taking off his top and things.
"Yeah, I sometimes go with my brothers. There is a trout farm near were we live and we go there, yet occasionally we fish by the brook near my house" she lived on a farm. "Don't worry, I have been so busy to fish, and it is much more fun when done with my brothers... alone it isn't much fun..." Sarah said.
Turning to the groundskeeper she said "I can try tell the password again if you want... " if the snakes are not around of course
For someone so young Sarah really had her head on her shoulders and she put words to what Leobald was thinking but not voicing. Trying to not worry he replied.
"It could be dark magic or it could be just something simple and easy to fix." But he highly doubted it considering that all four common rooms had evicted their students at the same time.
"I completely agree fishing is something you should do in the company of other’s unless you need to clear your head." Which was what he had done last term and that had earned him a healer visit.
Hearing Sarah’s password offer Leo shook his head.
#Thank you for that Sarah but I don’t think that will be necessary." There were still snakes around after all.
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Mell That sounded like a good idea and he was glad that the librarian had taken matters into his own hand because Seb had actually forgotten what that he was supposed to be sending a patronus to the herbology Professor. He stowed his wand away as Leo's silvery hawk took flight to find the Headmistress. "Good thinking." Glad someone was on the ball.
Seb glanced at the fat lady for a moment, hoping to see inside the common room but knowing that was just a futile effort. He returned his gaze back to Leo and raised his eyebrows. "That must be some impressive fishing pole." If that was the only thing stolen that is. "Was it gold plated or something." He chuckled before giving Leo a slap on the back. "I'm just kidding."
It probably wasn't the time for jokes but it didn't look like they were going to be able to solve this problem between the two of them. "The thing that worries me the most is how did the person or whatever it is get into the common rooms without a password?"
Leo was beginning to grow very fond of Seb but why did he feel the need to slap him on the back every so often? He didn’t mind it so much but it was odd.
"Wh--? Oh right no it’s not a very impressive pole. No gold plates or anything like that it just holds sentimental value since it used to belong to my great grandfather George." Leo replied distractedly. And had been passed down from father to son for a few generations in the Kitridge family.
There was no time to respond to Seb’s next comment before a nundu patronus floated up to them and spoke in Headmistress voice.
"Mr Kitridge and Mr Gibbons escort the lions to the Great Hall. I’ve made sleeping arrangements for all the houses there."
The nundu patronus evaporated on the spot as the Headmistress voice went silent. Glancing over at Seb he said
"I guess we'll have to continue our detective work some other time but the only person(s) that could get into a common room without a password would be a ghost or a poltergeist." Otherwise the Fat Lady would have heard or seen something but she clearly hadn’t.
Turning to the lions still milling about in the cold corridor he said
"Everyone, we are going to the Great Hall. You are all going to be camping out there for the night while we staffers try and figure out what is wrong and unlock the common rooms. Professor Bentley will be there to answer any questions and help you with sleeping bags and other necessities."
Waiting for the lions to group in front of him and form a line Leo hoped that the other staffers had found more clues then they had done.