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He wasn't doing anything wrong right now, but he also wouldn't openly admit to breaking the rules if he was. His mother had taught him that he was innocent until proven guilty. Besides, he didn't go out looking for trouble; he usually found it by accident.
Sohrin returned his gaze to the translucent figure as the bust of the medieval wizard behind him began to mumble again. He did think that he could look a bit friendlier. "My mom told me about you!" What was it she said again? 'Man, I'm glad I wasn't in Slytherin because that Baron gives me the creeps.' eeehm....yeah he better not say THAT. "She told me a lot about all the House ghosts, actually she talked about Hogwarts in general, but I remember your name!" he simply didn't have a face to associate with the name.
"You can call me Sohrin" Could he also include a title? Sohrin the Magnificent is what he wants to be called! "And I'm on a quest to uncover all of Hogwarts' secrets!" It didn't matter to him whether he found them on purpose or by chance, as long as he did. "And this statue here is sus" He pointed to the bust of the medieval wizard.
“That is not at all surprising,’’ droned the ghost in a bored voice.
“I expect I will continue to be the subject of many a parent-child conversation.” The Baron was rightfully proud of this. There was even a high tone of pride in his voice when he spoke next which overrode the original boredom.
“I expect she would have told you the entire sad story about my love for Helena Ravenclaw?” Of all the stories that had made up Sir Bloodiness’s life that remained the most popular.
“I shall call you Master Sohrin. It just feels right. As for discovering all of Hogwarts’s secrets I’m afraid you might spend all of your seven years hunting them out and will still be unable to find them all.’’ That was another fact Master Sohrin.
“Why? Is it because he’s muttering to himself? I think he lost his mind after decades of not having anyone much to talk to.”