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SilverTiger · 07-04-2010, 08:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Quazi

Quazi smiled as she finalized all the paperwork. Yes, things were so much more pleasant when not made to be difficult. I'm not a fan of difficult things, but one does have to work with what one gets. But yes, I do like when things are easier," she mused. Difficult was something she could work with but if she didn't that was how she'd preferred things.

Taking the wand, Quazi studies it closely as the quill documented it all down. Looking up, Quazi nodded as she flicked the wand once. "Beech with dragon. Heartstring. Well crafted." Pretty thing it was, but goblins didn't need wands and with as many wands has she's seen, she didn't see the dependence of stuck things. Handing the wand back, Quazi grabbed a piece of parchment and jotted down something. Sliding the parchment over, she glanced over to see that the key had been placed on her desk. How was it possible her associate had come and gone with out notice? Perhaps they didn't want to deal with Quazi at the moment. Shaking off the thought, she turned back to Miss Ravenwood. "Well, with all the technicalities done, I must tell you that you will need both your key and wand with you when you make both deposits and withdrawals. This piece of parchment has your vault number on it. Vault 642. Do keep this a secret and not let anyone know of it." she explained as she palmed the key and slide from her seat.

Moving around to stand before Miss Ravenwood, Quazi bounced on her heels slightly. "If there are no more questions or concerns, shall we proceed?" she asked as she motioned toward a dark corridor.

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Alice had simply nodded as Quazi agreed with her observation about preferring things that weren't difficult. She'd been too distracted by the goblins running around, not to mention the other witches and wizards in the hall. Wondering if they were others who worked in Diagon Alley, or simply others in the Wizarding World. But the comment the little goblin had made did make sense. Sometimes people just had to deal with difficulty. She certainly had, even just dealing with difficult people. Photographers and such, although she had a feeling there could very easily be difficult people while running the shop as well.

She tried to pay attention, though, while Quazi had her wand. It didn't seem like it was in any danger, but not having it close to her sort of felt like a little piece of her was missing, so she found herself keeping a close eye on it as Quazi tested it. A smile crept onto her face again, though, at the compliment. "I'm sure the creator would appreciate that compliment," she said, before nodding as the goblin had noticed the appearance of a key and continued speaking. "Certainly. I'll keep both in a secure location, and since I always have my wand with me, that shouldn't be a problem," she replied, taking the parchment and slipping it into her purse for now, along with her wand. And checking to make sure the bag containing that which she was planning on depositing was still there. She hadn't thought there were any pickpockets around, but it paid to be safe. As Quazi slid from her stool to stand in front of her, she ruffled her hair again before glancing in the direction indicated. "Of course," she said. Dark corridors were intriguing, even though she imagined this one was simply leading down to the vaults. Or to however they would be transported to the vaults. It was still intriguing, and she followed Quazi inside.

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SilverTiger Crumple-Horned Snorkack Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: SoCal sighs(GMT-8) Posts: 111,193 Hogwarts RPG Name: Giselle Barrington Slytherin Sixth Year Hogwarts RPG Name: Teagan Kensington Slytherin First Year x5 x3	Shoe!Girl │ Rebel Ravie │ Confundus Queen │ RP Addict Quote: Originally Posted by Quazi Quazi smiled as she finalized all the paperwork. Yes, things were so much more pleasant when not made to be difficult. I'm not a fan of difficult things, but one does have to work with what one gets. But yes, I do like when things are easier," she mused. Difficult was something she could work with but if she didn't that was how she'd preferred things. Taking the wand, Quazi studies it closely as the quill documented it all down. Looking up, Quazi nodded as she flicked the wand once. "Beech with dragon. Heartstring. Well crafted." Pretty thing it was, but goblins didn't need wands and with as many wands has she's seen, she didn't see the dependence of stuck things. Handing the wand back, Quazi grabbed a piece of parchment and jotted down something. Sliding the parchment over, she glanced over to see that the key had been placed on her desk. How was it possible her associate had come and gone with out notice? Perhaps they didn't want to deal with Quazi at the moment. Shaking off the thought, she turned back to Miss Ravenwood. "Well, with all the technicalities done, I must tell you that you will need both your key and wand with you when you make both deposits and withdrawals. This piece of parchment has your vault number on it. Vault 642. Do keep this a secret and not let anyone know of it." she explained as she palmed the key and slide from her seat. Moving around to stand before Miss Ravenwood, Quazi bounced on her heels slightly. "If there are no more questions or concerns, shall we proceed?" she asked as she motioned toward a dark corridor. OCC: please post in the given thread. Alice had simply nodded as Quazi agreed with her observation about preferring things that weren't difficult. She'd been too distracted by the goblins running around, not to mention the other witches and wizards in the hall. Wondering if they were others who worked in Diagon Alley, or simply others in the Wizarding World. But the comment the little goblin had made did make sense. Sometimes people just had to deal with difficulty. She certainly had, even just dealing with difficult people. Photographers and such, although she had a feeling there could very easily be difficult people while running the shop as well. She tried to pay attention, though, while Quazi had her wand. It didn't seem like it was in any danger, but not having it close to her sort of felt like a little piece of her was missing, so she found herself keeping a close eye on it as Quazi tested it. A smile crept onto her face again, though, at the compliment. "I'm sure the creator would appreciate that compliment," she said, before nodding as the goblin had noticed the appearance of a key and continued speaking. "Certainly. I'll keep both in a secure location, and since I always have my wand with me, that shouldn't be a problem," she replied, taking the parchment and slipping it into her purse for now, along with her wand. And checking to make sure the bag containing that which she was planning on depositing was still there. She hadn't thought there were any pickpockets around, but it paid to be safe. As Quazi slid from her stool to stand in front of her, she ruffled her hair again before glancing in the direction indicated. "Of course," she said. Dark corridors were intriguing, even though she imagined this one was simply leading down to the vaults. Or to however they would be transported to the vaults. It was still intriguing, and she followed Quazi inside. __________________ ♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ It's me, hi, I'm the problem, it's me, at tea time, everybody agrees ...It must be exhausting, always rooting for the anti-hero ♥ ♥ ♥