"I'll take Lupa," said Kiri, quietly but distinctly. Still propelled to soaring highs of righteous indignation and companionship by Copernicus' speech and his complimentary words on everyone's bravery, she felt as if she could (or maybe should) tackle the main problem right away - the werewolf that had, so far, been tolerated, even befriended, by the students and the professors at Hogwarts. Kiri didn't quite know yet what exactly everyone was going to do, but she had a feeling that, if no ideas presented themselves, their leader, Copernicus, would cook something up. He'd figured the whole situation out, after all. He was very, very smart.

"I'm in Slytherin, after all, she's my... Head of House," Kiri went on, shuddering slightly. "Means it's my duty to get rid of her. And I'll have much easier access. She has an office in our common room."

She peered around at the other students in the room wearing serpent badgers. An ugly smirk played across her face that would have thoroughly surprised and unnerved an uninvolved observer. The look of rapt attention with which she faced Copernicus seemed almost feverishly zealous. As it was, however, no one who could have remarked on this was present.