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Lannes walked down the damp dungeon corridors towards the common room. Turning to the door he came upon some graffiti off to the side. In the darkness of the dungeons it was near invisible, but when Lannes grabbed at his wand and said
"Lumos."
the dungeon corridor lit up. The graffiti was rather long actually, and Lannes was shocked to find it in such a nice castle. Drawing closer, he read some of the lines,
After taking notice of this Lannes mused
"Well apparently Leroy's spelling isn't."
He took out a red pen and then began correcting 'Leroy's' sentence, but just when he finished he would find more. This entire dark section of the wall was covered with it.
"They have run on sentences, they capitalize everything and their spelling is deplorable! What is this school teaching?"
He then set himself to correct the graffiti, making note of errors and replacing the misspelled words as he lectured on an on to no one.
Humming to herself, Kiri removed the heaviest of her books from her bag and threw them onto her bed. She and Nancy had decided they'd show that boy Lannes around a little today, and Kiri did not want back pains afterwards. As she zipped the bag shut, she reminded herself not to forget about her Arithmancy homework later.
She hurried downstairs and out of the common room. Closing the door and putting on a smile, she turned around. "Alright, Lannes, let's g-..." Uh oh. Lannes was not there, waiting for her. He had run off.
She cursed inwardly. She'd
told him what she'd gone to do. It couldn't have taken her more than a few minutes, but no. He was gone. Which was most definitely not a good thing. Kiri had no clue where Nancy was, either. She set off at speed down the corridor.
One corner down, Kiri found him. At least, she was forced to accept she had. It was unlikely she was hallucinating - even though the situation looked utterly bizarre. Lannes was peacefully scribbling away on one of the walls of the corridor. She hurried closer. "What," she hissed, "in the name of Merlin's dyslexic scribe do you think you're doing?"