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There was an extra spring in her step today for a number of reasons. Her tea leaves that morning had promising results. She didn't know what the future held, but it was bright. Lo and behold, when Rowan received a message about her job consultation, it seemed that the leaves were spot on. She was invited to the Spirit Room, which was a place she knew of but had never ventured into out of respect for the deceased, and she would be having some one-to-one time with Helena Ravenclaw.
After opening the door to the room, she ... well, she didn't quite know what to expect. Needless to say, her dark brown eyes were darting all over the place, soaking in everything as it all was new to her. It was quite dusty and quiet, which only made her wonder what Deathday parties were like in such a space.
The ghost of Ravenclaw was not lost in the blue flames. Rowan very much noticed the grey lady patiently waiting for her arrival. Inching closer, the Hufflepuff smiled and greeted the ghost. "Good day, Lady Ravenclaw. How are you?" She even curtsied.
Still floating in place, Lady Helena’s attention turned to the door as it opened, and Miss Stump stepped into the room. Her eyes darted in the same direction as the girl’s. Her curiosity was only natural. Most people did not get to witness the spirit room firsthand.
“Good day, Miss Stump. I am well, thank you. Yourself?” the Ravenclaw ghost replied with a slight incline of the head. While the curtsey was not necessary, she appreciated the girl’s politeness. She especially appreciated the use of her real name as opposed to that atrocious “Grey Lady” nickname. Many were not so considerate!
“It is my understanding that you have a talent for divination. What is it about that subject that captures your interest?”.