Adjusting the limp arms of the deceased around her shoulders and neck, Kurumi peeked up at the sudden appearance of a masculine voice and it took her a couple of seconds to remember who he was - it was a little difficult to see through all the grit and grime of battle. "Coulson!" she smiled appreciatively as she hoisted the body more up on to her back and adjusted her arm. She could still remember the first day she had met little Elodie, slamming face first into a wall at King's Cross, and now here Kurumi was...looking at her husband.

Biting her lip, she nodded and started to move as Louise offered her wand as well. Moving as a trio, she looked between them both while also keeping an eye on any stray spells that may be coming their way. "I am under the impression that her head of house is otherwise indisposed at the moment," she grit out as she veered right to avoid a large pile of rubble. At least, if the words of her children were any indication of things. She knew from both Eiji and Rebecca that the Gryffindor head of house had, at one point, been Headmaster Trent himself. But the Minister's broadcast begged the question of just where this man was. Surely he would never have willingly allowed for the Neo Alliance to take ahold of Hogwarts and turn it into a stronghold. Headmaster Tate would have never and she held Headmaster Trent in the same regard. Father thought the highest of the man, after all.

But, honestly, her mother would be livid with Kurumi if anything happened to her so...just say alert, Louise Bones.

Did Vivi know how much she just continued to impress and be this powerhouse of a person? Kurumi could still remember when they were just teenagers and the blonde was helping the former Gryffindor with her runway walk for a Transfiguration project. Coaxing a bit of confidence out of the raven haired girl that she had never thought she had...and a bit of that glorious Ravenclaw sass Vivi was infamous for. And now, here she was, taming the Fiendfyre serpents, and causing this woman's heart to swell.

Her eyes caught another group [Penelope, Emilia, Paul) , but they were too far from her current path to engage with and it seemed as though there were others [Oliver] joining and...it was a moment where she just had to accept that it was simply impossible to try and keep an eye on everyone. Especially as a streak of some spell or another flew right by her and blasted a huge gap in the stone just a few yards ahead of where she was running. "KYAAAAA!" Her heels digging into the rubble and stone, trying desperately to stop her forward momentum before she fell through it - and yet she still maintained her hold on the man [Caleb], determined to get him back and not leave him out here.

Eyes wide and too focused on her own peril at the moment, she was unaware of the death of one of her daughter's favorite professors occurring just behind her.