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**Morgan P. Nickels** · 11-10-2017, 04:53 AM

SPOILER!!: Zander

Morgan was off to Delphine's office! He scrambled his way through Level One's hallway like some breakfast eggs! He was a bit over-scrambled, though, if that made any send, and he stopped suddenly in front of Delphine's door and knocked, four hard raps, on her door.

"DELPHINE, DEAR. It is I! Morgan P. NICKELS!" he shouted loud enough for the entire level to hear. The boy was behind him with his books, yes?

11-10-2017, 04:53 AM	#2 (permalink)
Morgan P. Nickels Minister For Magic Puffskein Join Date: Oct 2017 Posts: 1,574	SPOILER!!: Zander Quote: Originally Posted by ArianaBlack Zander nodded, trying to look like he SUPER understood what this charismatic guy was getting at. In all honesty though, he kinda wished the guy gave some more detail. What kind of mannerisms could you pick up about people by how they avoided (or didn’t) a guy reading on the stairs? Not very many of them, in Zander’s opinion. “Thanks,” he smiled. He did happen to consider himself somewhat of a skeptic. Maybe.“Cool!” Zander was pretty relieved to hear that his detention wouldn’t ‘cause any issues on his record… But why he was so relieved to hear that some random guy didn’t consider it that way wasn’t even clear to Zander himself. Did this guy even have any authority? Weird. "Oh! Sure,” the blonde was having a hard time following the quick progression of thoughts and honestly forgot about his question about arrest all together. He quickly made a grab for all the books and followed right behind the quick man. Where exactly was the spot that they were heading to? Morgan was off to Delphine's office! He scrambled his way through Level One's hallway like some breakfast eggs! He was a bit over-scrambled, though, if that made any send, and he stopped suddenly in front of Delphine's door and knocked, four hard raps, on her door. "DELPHINE, DEAR. It is I! Morgan P. NICKELS!" he shouted loud enough for the entire level to hear. The boy was behind him with his books, yes?