 ~ Rise and Rise Again, Until Lambs become Lions ~
"HAVEN'T YOU HEARD? I AM THE PARTY!" Amur called back at the boy. She wasn't entirely sure what it meant, but she had heard it used enough times before that it seemed applicable to the situation.
At least, everyone seemed to be okay, as in not irreparably damaged, which made Amur feel a whole lot better. Sure, it meant that she wouldn't get to see Epic Old Professor doing flips and rolls down the stairs to their rescue, but that was okay. Because other people still walking was a good sign. A really good sign.
Except that, one student was bleeding rather profusely and Professor Flamsteed was doing a good deal of limping. She winced as she watched the both of them, but didn't move to help. No, she had to make sure nothing happened to Professor Botros, or Pebbles. Which....
As soon as Professor Flamsteed called out to his pet rock, Amur pulled the little stone free of her shirt. It was like a mother calling to her child, or an owner calling to her pet. She couldn't just not show him that Pebbles was okay, and happy to see him too. Well, the stone looked permanently happy, but that was besides the point. Unwinding the leash from around her neck and shoulders, Amur passed the stone to the Professor as soon as he reached him, right into his grabby hands. But she held onto the other end of the leash, just in case, you know he accidentally dropped the rock in his pain. No letting go, not until this was all over.
She took a small step to the side, still hanging onto Professor Botros' robes and the leash. She had the both of them. As for the two students, Hady looked like she had it taken care of. Amur gave the girl a smile and a firm nod. Good work, good work. She would definitely want the Slytherin on her side should trouble arise.
__________________ I've got a fire for a heart._________________________________________________
I'm not scared of the dark._________________________________________
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