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kerryleanne 
erm i think there is but im not sure where as im new here, she looked confused still. Where are we going? she thought for a second erm no i havent seen any children but i have seen a Erkling and a Sphynx if that helps
Lola took a deep breath.
"You mean you saw those creatures running loose?!" That wasn't a good sign, not at all.
"Perhaps we better stay here then." She looked around, things were calm, and Lola wasn't complaining.
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Amelie Nathan finally caught up with Lola as she was leaving the break room with another member of staff. He wasn’t quite sure how he managed to lose her from the lifts to here. His stared at the unconscious elf for a few seconds before looking at Lola. This had all happened very fast. “You alright?” he asked, noting the lack of chaos in this room. Lola looked the way he felt. “You did this?” he asked gesturing to the elf. He couldn’t help but feel sorry for the little creature. “Poor mite.” he muttered. But he knew Lola had no choice in the matter… and Nathan would have done the same if he had been in her shoes… or lack of as the case may be. “No sign of the children then?” he asked.
Lola breathed a heavy sigh of relief.
"Nathan! I am so glad you're here, you have no idea." All she wanted was a little break from her daily routine and now she was thrust into a full blown House-elf rebellion.
"I'm fine, he didn't get a chance to attack." she jabbed her wand at the elf. Now that she thought about it, he hadn't actually made any move towards her. He might have just been an innocent elf doing his job. She gulped, if the elf wasn't angry before he certainly would be now. She was just so overwhelmed by what had happened, she saw the elf and reacted.
Lola rubbed her eyes.
"No sign of them. I was hoping to revive this one and interrogate it, but once awake, it will certainly apparate away." She circled the unconscious elf.
"Nathan, what do you know about the magic that bonds an elf to its masters?" she asked, knowing that magic could be their only hope.
"If they're still bound to our orders... I'm presuming, as Ministry employees, we are their masters... we can stop this. Or more immediately, we can safely question this one." She couldn't help thinking the rebel elves found a way to break that bond, how else could they have started all of this?
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SilverTiger From her position on the couch, Katherine looked at the new people in the room. Her eyes moved between them, trying to figure out what was going on.
"Excuse me?", she finally says. "I'm a little confused here. A little while ago, we were talking about how there was nothing to do. Now, there're a loose Erkling and Sphynx running around, and you two are talking about house elf rebellions and something about children?" She didn't know who these two were, exactly, even though she thought she'd seen the man in the cafeteria. But everything that had happened in such a short period of time was starting to irritate her. It was taking every ounce of her self-control not to storm out, or do anything else she might regret.
She turned to face the woman on the couch.
"I think everyone's a little confused right now," she said sympathetically.
"If you were bored before, you're in luck, because things have just gotten very bad. Yes, there is a House-elf rebellion, they are messing up entire floors, and they probably released those two loose creatures." she said very quickly. She didn't know if the lady heard any of it, but things were happening to quickly, she didn't have time to be slow.
"The House-elves kidnapped some muggle children, we believe. That's bad. Very, very bad." she added sombrely.