Levi's joke did not go unnoticed, because Althea laughed (as quietly as she could!!) at how accurate his statement was. Declan really didn't see how authoritative he was with his younger siblings. It was both endearing and scary. "Will it really be that weird though? We do have our own thing goin' on anyway." If people commented on the close relationship the Kenning siblings shared, Althea was very unaware of it. She just assumed that the students and staff were used to them being together all the time. They were pretty much a packaged deal.

She shot Levi an incredulous look. Offer their services?? To Peeves??? No. Never. She would rather die one thousand deaths. "Watch, now that Declan has put it out there, he'll probably be right about the whole poltergeist theory." Leave it to Declan to literally speak things into existence. If he was right...the school was in more danger than they probably knew. "Shut it," she said defensively and smacked Levi's arm. He was SO rude. She turned her head to hide her face and only calmed down once Declan explained the card's meaning. "I am really kind, that much is true." She was only affectionate with her family, so she supposed that that part was true as well.

Snickering at Levi's card, she couldn't help but prod. "Levi's whole thing is living a life of hostility. He probably is pining after someone he shouldn't." Although she wanted to ask Declan what his card meant (he did seem rather secretive about it,) she was too caught up in the movements of the cards and the spell that Declan was casting. When he was finished, she almost felt like applauding. It was all mesmerizing and she wondered if her wandwork would ever be that elegant. "Knowing you it'll work even better than you thought." Althea inspected the card; it seemed so normal, but she'd seen what Declan had done previously so she knew it was anything but. "I wish I had pockets, it would be easier to carry it that way. But I suppose my bag will do."