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sarahlooo 
Ivy noticed when the door started to hang from just one hinge. She almost laughed, but instead pointed her wand at the second hinge and then at the third hinge and blew them both up to pieces. The door started to fall back into her office, but Ivy caught it with a nonverbal levitating charm and met eyes with Erik on the other side.
"Oops?" Heh heh hehhh. There seemed to be small chunks missing from the door where the hinges were. Looked like he wasn't going to be able to reattach it after all. Now they both had to be doorless!
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McFeisty Oh, was it falling? She wondered as she watched Professor Knox blast off the other two hinges her eyes just opened a little more widely. Yeah, this wasn't completely normal was it?
"Hello Mr. Vinteren" she said to the History of Magic Professor and just stood there blinking at him, because he had just tried to make off with an obviously unusable door now. "Well...if you can't use the door as a door you could split it up and use it as firewood?" She offered as the school was rather cold now.
...and there went all his hard work. Erik's plans were once again foiled by a woman- by
that woman, that Ivy Knox. He definitely looked grumpy as the door fell in, now hinge-less as it were. He ignored Ivy's
cute weirdly cheerful expression and actually her altogether.
"Hello Ms. Johanson," he greeted the student with a slight shake of the head.
"I don't need firewood, I need a new door. So I'll be taking vhat, thank you." He flicked his wand at the door and levitated toward him, then...well, past him, out through the now-empty doorway, and on down the hall.
He'd see about fixing those hinges. Shouldn't be
that hard, so long as the door stayed in one piece this time.