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MudInMyBlood · 07-12-2014, 07:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Bazinga

She couldn’t imagine it not being interesting. Everything went through the minister’s office, so she had to know way more than a normal person would. She forced her smile to stay as the woman brought up the threats. “Not really, the school isn’t our area here. They are their own body really. We just over see certain things, but they handle all their own affairs, but you know that being on this level. So we just took the information and made sure the headmistress and MLE were award of it, then left it up to her and the Board of Governors figure it out. Not that I wouldn’t be surprised if they didn’t do things correctly, lord knows something is always going on in that place.” Hence why she wouldn’t mind speaking to the minister actually. It was about time they put their foot down with a few issues. She really couldn’t wait for her son to be out of there, but then the girls, where would she send them.

“Yeah this is my first adventure really. Level Seven keeps me pretty busy. There is always something going on in the Quidditch world, so it is nice to see a different floor.” She looked around not that it was much different, though it was decorated a tad different, no sports posters that she so loved. Her eyes turned back to the young ladies and she smiled, “Oh, no that’s fine. I won’t bother him today.” She chuckled, no Gavin was a busy man and she didn’t need to annoy him at the moment. “I think this is as far as I really need to go.” Though maybe she should go see him it would actually give her a purpose for being there, but again she didn’t feel the need.

She couldn't help but feel like Victoria was not very concerned with the whole threat thing. "I see." Of course she knew that the school was their own body, but she would have thought that a threat would be serious business regardless. "I suppose that would be more of the law enforcement area." She had to hand deliver the threat to Emily herself last year, and that was an adventure to put it mildly. Although Emily didn't seem to be all that bothered by the threat either. Maybe Ainsley just had a different vision as that what was considered of importance when it came to any kind of threats? "Hogwarts does seem to be making headlines." Maybe that was something that she could look into... these were children after all.

"Rough game, Quidditch." It wasn't like Ainsley was against the sport or anything, but she had a hard time understanding why anybody would want to participate in something so dangerous. She remembered hearing horror stories when it came to some of the accidents that had happened because of Quidditch. It just wasn't her cup of tea. "It is definitely nice to see the different floors, and what goes on in the different departments." You met people that way, and you never knew when somebody could come in handy. Ainsley really needed to crash some more floors soon. No Gavin? "If you're sure." She didn't want to press the woman. Ainsley wondered if she really had any purpose of being here other than scoping out the place. Not that it mattered to her because she was one to do the exact same thing.

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MudInMyBlood formerly: PhoenixStar Hippogriff Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 21,878 Graduated	<--- Random \| Funfetti \| Lima Bean \| Slytherpuff \| PURPLE \| Hoarder of pens \| ALWAYS Severus Quote: Originally Posted by Bazinga She couldn’t imagine it not being interesting. Everything went through the minister’s office, so she had to know way more than a normal person would. She forced her smile to stay as the woman brought up the threats. “Not really, the school isn’t our area here. They are their own body really. We just over see certain things, but they handle all their own affairs, but you know that being on this level. So we just took the information and made sure the headmistress and MLE were award of it, then left it up to her and the Board of Governors figure it out. Not that I wouldn’t be surprised if they didn’t do things correctly, lord knows something is always going on in that place.” Hence why she wouldn’t mind speaking to the minister actually. It was about time they put their foot down with a few issues. She really couldn’t wait for her son to be out of there, but then the girls, where would she send them. “Yeah this is my first adventure really. Level Seven keeps me pretty busy. There is always something going on in the Quidditch world, so it is nice to see a different floor.” She looked around not that it was much different, though it was decorated a tad different, no sports posters that she so loved. Her eyes turned back to the young ladies and she smiled, “Oh, no that’s fine. I won’t bother him today.” She chuckled, no Gavin was a busy man and she didn’t need to annoy him at the moment. “I think this is as far as I really need to go.” Though maybe she should go see him it would actually give her a purpose for being there, but again she didn’t feel the need. She couldn't help but feel like Victoria was not very concerned with the whole threat thing. "I see." Of course she knew that the school was their own body, but she would have thought that a threat would be serious business regardless. "I suppose that would be more of the law enforcement area." She had to hand deliver the threat to Emily herself last year, and that was an adventure to put it mildly. Although Emily didn't seem to be all that bothered by the threat either. Maybe Ainsley just had a different vision as that what was considered of importance when it came to any kind of threats? "Hogwarts does seem to be making headlines." Maybe that was something that she could look into... these were children after all. "Rough game, Quidditch." It wasn't like Ainsley was against the sport or anything, but she had a hard time understanding why anybody would want to participate in something so dangerous. She remembered hearing horror stories when it came to some of the accidents that had happened because of Quidditch. It just wasn't her cup of tea. "It is definitely nice to see the different floors, and what goes on in the different departments." You met people that way, and you never knew when somebody could come in handy. Ainsley really needed to crash some more floors soon. No Gavin? "If you're sure." She didn't want to press the woman. Ainsley wondered if she really had any purpose of being here other than scoping out the place. Not that it mattered to her because she was one to do the exact same thing.