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Defence Against the Dark Arts Learn how to defend yourself against dark magic and defeat dark creatures. Constant vigilance!

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Default Office of Professor Dhruv


Professor Dhruv’s office is a rather simple one. Every inch of it is neat and organised. Once you enter, you will notice directly opposite and against the wall is a large mahogany bookcase. Perusal of the shelves would reveal that they were home to books on the Dark Arts and the various methods of defending against it. You are welcome to borrow books of your choosing - provided that they are within your academic year’s curriculum and you promise to return them undamaged. Immediately to the right there is a smaller bookshelf. This one houses various objects: A Probity Probe, a few Secrecy Sensors and Sneakoscopes. Just beside this bookcase stands a Foe Glass.

A matching mahogany desk sits to the left of the door. There is a comfortable leather chair for Professor Dhruv and two equally soft and comfortable chairs for guests. The windows around the office are usually left open, except during the winter when the fireplace in the corner is lit.

As the professor has an ‘open door’ policy, the door is usually literally open. Figuratively, this means that anyone was welcome to pay him a visit. Just knock to get their attention!
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