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Hera 
Oh? He could clear it up, could he? Weeeeeeellll... he was listening.
Listening and not convinced.
Rainey chuckled beside the Mysteries Department Head. "So you say," he acknowledged. "And how are you to confirm that she is who she says she is?" Were they going to play 100 questions? He loved that game, but if that was the case then he might as well let his own employees do the asking.
Cambridge was earning brownie points. The squirming girl was squirmy.
Jasper didn't miss the greeting from one of the MLErs, a mature, but not old wizard who was talking with the two other employees of Level 2. He would've greeted in return, but his chief concern was getting his archivist back. And Mr. Rainey was watching him, probably looking for a weak point
of which Jasper was full.
The seer drew in a breath, thinking over Mr. Rainey's question and what sort of man he was versus what sort of man Jasper thought he was. Or assumed, rather. He'd only seen him briefly at the orientation. And, he'd only heard his name once from one of his employees which revealed not very much at all. Compassion, though. Always. And ever. "
What if we could verify who she was by consistency of information?" That was a little vague, though. "
During Miss Greene's first day on the job I brought a certain object down to archives to her. If I could tell you what that object is and Miss Greene could confirm that information...would you release her to me?"