Chris listened as the other Prefects were discussing the matters and he listened very carefully to all the subjects and each person's reaction and answer. First to cover the flooding part.
"Well like Anna said, Masterson was trying to get a meeting with the Squid but unfortunately I had to leave before he got a hold of him." he nodded to Anna, he had talked to her and Lyra there. Then he discussed the wall of water part. "Yes, when I left Professor Vindictus's office shortly after you two," He gestured to Clifford and Anna. "As I was walking away the door to the office slammed closed and the office filled with water. We tried and tried to ge the door open, but then it opened showing a wall of water just inside the door. None of it was pouring out. Which as I hear now, happened to Masterson's Hut aswell."

He then thought about something. "Well my original theory behind all the flooding was like most of your all's. I thought that mayeb the Squid or another creatrue in the lake, had caused a crack in the foundation. That could explain the Dungeons and perhaps the Kitchens, but not the above ground offices. I was thinking now, because the water looks enchanted, and it obviously has to be in order to stay in a wall like it does. Maybe it is being summoned to those places by someone? But I have no clue as to who it would be." he said stumped.

He then brought up another point. "I didnt see the flooding in the Dungeons, but I was present, along with Clifford, at the Kitchens flooding. The water there was rushing in, like a large leak. So perhaps the Lake had flooded, but then whoever caused the flood wanted to send more water to the rest of the Castle?"

He then addressed Evangeline's point about helping the students. "I agree one hundred precent. I think that after we approve it with the staff, that we should definately contact Hogsmeade or Diagon Alley shops about the Slytherin and Hufflepuff needs. And maybe also the food situation here." he said thoughtfully, looking around at the others. He wasnt shy, but this was definately the most he had ever spoken in front of a group.