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Anna seemed quite excited to learn about peeves. "You know if you really wanted to learn more about him why dont you just meet him. Im sure it wouldnt take long. According to the Grey lady here all you have to do is be loud. It shouldnt be that hard." Wouldnt the grey lady love that. Of course he was sure the library would be destroyed. Good thing for magic right? Fixed up in a matter of seconds.
"You're a day late and a galleon short," Anna replied. "Peeves and I have already met. I was walking along the second floor corridor earlier when I came upon Peeves, Reese from Slytherin, and Rose from Gryffindor. Peeves had just dropped dungbombs onto both Reese and Rose's head." Anna thought back to that horrible incident. Peeves had been so out of control that he didn't even bother to follow Professor Shackleton's orders. Anna couldn't imagine what other types of chaos the Poltergeist was capable of. "That's actually why I'm here. I'm trying to get more information on Poltergeists and ghosts," she added.
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Grey Lady "That is advanced magic for a young lady," the Grey Lady replied as she floated through a bookcase and out of sight.
Anna watched the ghost until it had floated completely out of sight. Getting used to the beings floating in and out hadn't been
too hard, but their presence never seemed to fail to capture Anna's full attention. She wondered where they came from and why they chose to show up at this point and time. She had her ideas, but nothing was proved yet, of course. "Come on, Lyra. Let's go see what we find throughout the rest of the school," Anna said.
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Jenster Theo's little head peeked around Lyra. "B...b...but she might float through me. Or do nasty things, like they do in stories." He had only read about ghosts, never seen them. So his vision was rather impaired on that one.
"Peeves?" he didn't like the sound of that name, "Is he horrible? Does he take things?" He couldn't think what a ghost could do to him, his imagination wasn't that good.
"Well, you don't have to worry about that now, do you?" Anna asked, pointing in the direction the ghost had vanished in. "She's gone now, and she didn't even hurt a single one of us. I've met a few of the ghosts so far, and neither of them harmed a student." Anna turned and headed towards the door. "Anyway, I'm heading out now. I'll see you around," Anna added.