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-Bambi- 
Kel smiled when Liz said she loved Hogwarts - everyone he knew did, too. Hogwarts had been the best home he had for the last five years. When Liz asked her next question, though, he frowned slightly. Everyone had been asking him this question so much lately, and he was expected to know the answer. But honestly... "I have no clue what I'm going to do." he said truthfully, with a bit of a smile. "All I know is that I'm not going to work in the Ministry." His dad worked there, and there was no way he was going to work in the same place as his father. No way no how.
"I think... it would be cool to work with magical creatures." And that was about as far as he had thought things through. He half-smiled again. "I'm not a good planner, if that's not obvious." Usually, he didn't plan anything at all. He was great at making split-second decisions, and currently, he only had one major plan for the future.
Liz had an internal frown moment. Keltan was in his seventh and last year of Hogwarts and he didn't have a plan for his future? She hoped, for his sake, that that changed quickly.
Why not the Ministry?, Liz wondered, but decided not to ask. Questions like that could be personal, so they were better left alone.
One of the questions she had popped out of her mouth,
"Did you put your name in the Goblet of Fire?" It was a delicate situation for Liz. She was scared about it. She didn't want anybody to die, but she also worried about her best friend, Pam. She was very sensitive to death. Liz remembered how Pam almost completely broke down when they went to see the Goblet of Fire. Liz was about voice her fright, but held herself back. Keltan surely didn't want to know all her troubles.