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SlytherinSistah · 04-18-2015, 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Holmesian Feline

Simon sat back in his chair and listened as Jasper went on to express his feelings of the prophecy in question. The older man no doubt having far more use and experience in the realm of divination given his position and previous line of work. He had to admit it had some merit he supposed, but still they had no object that could fall into that grouping to attract her or be drawn to her. At least of his memory of the case was up to date. The likes of Jax and Dacs and Dorian were lead officers on it.

'Well we searched her shop...and the secret lab beneath it," he remarked, thinking back to what he had participated in. The security man remembering Dorian finding the latter purely by accident, and wrecking his back because of it. "Nothing really stood out in the search. It was mostly books." Not that that didn't mean one of the books could hold the key to the prophecy's meaning.

They did have that power.

"Makes me wonder if Rainey would be interested in following up." Instead of seemingly wanting to focus on the ministry itself. It would be a far better use of their resources, even if Simon himself might be limited with his newer job perimeters.

Books. Another passion of Mitterbills. The office was clean, much to the gladness of Jasper, when Simon had come to visit. But there were times where his spined and bound friends were all about the space of his office in stacks and face down forming little, low gables. "Did you collect them? The books I mean." Jasper thought that the MLE team might have, but perhaps they would not have seen the books as anything like extraordinary and not have considered them evidence.

"It wouldn't hurt to ask. A little show of initiative from one in your department is never a bad thing." Jasper himself appreciated it, although inclined to private communication he more often asked particular Unspeakbles to join him in his office versus them seeking him out for permission from anything. H'mm. Was that a good sign or a bad one? Jasper's neurosis threatened to rear its head as he considered whether he was to firm or flimsy about his running of the department.

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SlytherinSistah DoM Ramora Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Merlin Foresaken PST Posts: 5,432 x9 x3	C.R.E.A.M \| Haitian Sensation \| Shark Patronus \| Your Huckleberry \| T's ClayBaby Quote: Originally Posted by Holmesian Feline Simon sat back in his chair and listened as Jasper went on to express his feelings of the prophecy in question. The older man no doubt having far more use and experience in the realm of divination given his position and previous line of work. He had to admit it had some merit he supposed, but still they had no object that could fall into that grouping to attract her or be drawn to her. At least of his memory of the case was up to date. The likes of Jax and Dacs and Dorian were lead officers on it. 'Well we searched her shop...and the secret lab beneath it," he remarked, thinking back to what he had participated in. The security man remembering Dorian finding the latter purely by accident, and wrecking his back because of it. "Nothing really stood out in the search. It was mostly books." Not that that didn't mean one of the books could hold the key to the prophecy's meaning. They did have that power. "Makes me wonder if Rainey would be interested in following up." Instead of seemingly wanting to focus on the ministry itself. It would be a far better use of their resources, even if Simon himself might be limited with his newer job perimeters. Books. Another passion of Mitterbills. The office was clean, much to the gladness of Jasper, when Simon had come to visit. But there were times where his spined and bound friends were all about the space of his office in stacks and face down forming little, low gables. "Did you collect them? The books I mean." Jasper thought that the MLE team might have, but perhaps they would not have seen the books as anything like extraordinary and not have considered them evidence. "It wouldn't hurt to ask. A little show of initiative from one in your department is never a bad thing." Jasper himself appreciated it, although inclined to private communication he more often asked particular Unspeakbles to join him in his office versus them seeking him out for permission from anything. H'mm. Was that a good sign or a bad one? Jasper's neurosis threatened to rear its head as he considered whether he was to firm or flimsy about his running of the department. __________________