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hermygirl · 04-07-2018, 10:37 PM

It wasn't his first time in the ministry, having been home-schooled and taken his apparition test in this very department only four years prior. And now, all going to plan, he'd be taking another one. Only this time, it'd be to ensure he could safely transport others. A Wizarding Uber, according to the flyer looking for applicants on one of the noticeboards at St. Mungo's.

It wasn't really that Archie particularly needed the money - very few Healers-in-training had their own bachelor pad in the heart of London, after all - but he'd been intrigued by the idea. A method to get people home safely. It appealed to the same senses that had led him to Healing as a career path. And unlike other (often voluntary) positions he'd considered, this allowed him to work on his own clock, fitting it between lectures, rounds and labs as he chose. Around London, he had a feeling his odd shift pattern might work in his favour.

Seeing the visitors' log, he signed himself in, before taking a seat on one of the sofas. The other visitor (Kori) got a friiendly nod, but with rounds in the morning and a stressy doctor in charge, he wasn't planning on making small talk. Instead, he pulled a book on Healing bones from his messenger bag and started reading until someone came to get him.

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Archie Vorpatril, Uber applicant

04-07-2018, 10:37 PM	#21 (permalink)
hermygirl Chizpurfle Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: underwater Posts: 10,319 x9	Stuck inside with Sirius \| Splish-Splash \| bamBAM \| ☁ Spooktacular ☁ It wasn't his first time in the ministry, having been home-schooled and taken his apparition test in this very department only four years prior. And now, all going to plan, he'd be taking another one. Only this time, it'd be to ensure he could safely transport others. A Wizarding Uber, according to the flyer looking for applicants on one of the noticeboards at St. Mungo's. It wasn't really that Archie particularly needed the money - very few Healers-in-training had their own bachelor pad in the heart of London, after all - but he'd been intrigued by the idea. A method to get people home safely. It appealed to the same senses that had led him to Healing as a career path. And unlike other (often voluntary) positions he'd considered, this allowed him to work on his own clock, fitting it between lectures, rounds and labs as he chose. Around London, he had a feeling his odd shift pattern might work in his favour. Seeing the visitors' log, he signed himself in, before taking a seat on one of the sofas. The other visitor (Kori) got a friiendly nod, but with rounds in the morning and a stressy doctor in charge, he wasn't planning on making small talk. Instead, he pulled a book on Healing bones from his messenger bag and started reading until someone came to get him. Quote: Archie Vorpatril, Uber applicant __________________