Dem walked up to the large door, still holding Dagoberts hand. She knocked, hoping the professor would be in there.

Dagobert began kicking the dirt around him with his shoe as he waited impatiently for the door to be answered. This whole situation was making him uneasy and he prayed that the professor could help him.
'So, um, I heard that us students were allowed to go to Hogsmeade this weekend,' he said trying to distract himself, 'Are first years allowed to go?'

Dem was still staring at the door. "Yup. Everyone's allowed to go." she told him. 'Please let professor Morgan be here." she kept saying in her head.

Chris smiled and stepped into the Hut. "Thanks again for the congrats. And Congrats to you for you part in the Gryffindor House." he adressed her smiling widely. He was happy to have her on his House leaders. "So how was the remainder of you summer, Professor?"

Natasha smiled at Professor Morgan, she seemed really nice. "Oh, I just wanted to talk to you, because I was really curious about you're subject." She told the teacher. She loved being outside, and animals, so naturally, she liked Care of Magical Creatures.

When the professor heard people outside her door again, she walked over and flung it open. "Why hello." She said. "Come on in Abby, its so good to see you." She motioned Abby inside and then looked down at the other two students. "I don't think we've met. Please come in, I'm Professor Morgan."
"Thank you Chris." She said, returning his smile. "My summer was great. Other than the new additions to Hogwarts' creature population, it was quiet and uneventful, just how I like it. How was your summer?"
"Well I'd love to answer any questions that you have. Is there anything in particular that you're interested in?"

Hesitating for a couple of seconds, Jake stretched out his hand and shook Simone's hand. Scared to make any other real movements, not even to bite his lip, Jake sat stock still for a moment, wondering what to say. Soon the time would approach where he had stayed silent for long enough to make it seem like he wasn't planning on answering, and that just wouldn't do. "Likewise," he ended up blurting out, looking back down at Vincent.

Staying quiet this time, Jake rested his head back and studied Professor Morgan's face carefully. It might have felt odd for her, because he was kind of staring... butall he was doing, was... well...

He wasn't sure. Jake rarely looked at people's faces.

But soon, a whole bunch of people had entered the hut, which was Jake's cue to leave ASAP. "Errrrr..." he muttered, holding out a finger for Vincent to hop onto, before holding the creature out to the woman before him. "I should go..." he explained, looking around the room as if to explain that this was the real reason, though he was saying, "Gotta write to people..."

Taking Vincent into her hands, the professor kissed her birdie on the head. "I think Jakey's trying to leave us." She whispered, lifting her eyes towards Jake. "Okay Jake, I've kept you here long enough." She said as she scooted off her desk and walked over to place Vinnie in his cage. She laid a couple treats in front of him before securing his cage door and then turned around quickly, as if she'd forgotten something important. "Jake, before you go... do me one favor." She knew it was ridiculous to word it as such. Really he'd be doing himself the favor. Oh well regardless. "TRY to stay out of trouble." She pleaded. It was worth a shot. Maybe trying to please her would inspire some small change in his behavior. "And thanks again for my beautiful flowers."
OH. MY. GOODNESS! Iliana turned towards the sound of Abby's voice and her entire face lit up at the sight of the preciousness in the girl's arms. "Oh Abby!" She exclaimed, rushing over and scooping up the little dog. "Thank you so much for bringing him to me." She hugged him close to her, giving him dozens of kisses before looking back up her. "What a pleasant surprise. How did you know I wanted to see him?"

Merrrrrrr, she was kind of demanding, wasn't she?

Well... no... not really.

"I'll... try..." Jake nodded, avoiding eye contact as best he could, shuffling his feet a tad. I'll try... to try... to stay out of trouble. "I'm not that bad," he pointed out, looking back up.

Getting up from the professor's chair, Jake gave a small smile to Simone as well before darting over to the door before Professor Morgan could change her mind. "See ya!"

Dem let go of Dagobert's hand and gave him a reassuring smile. "Hello, professor. I'm Demetria Weasley and this is Dagobert Kingsley." she smiled at the professor and stepped inside. "Uhm...I have a question for you if you don't mind me asking. I know you work with magical creatures but I was wondering if you knew anything about muggle animals?" she asked.

Abby smiles. Professor Truebridge asked me to bring him to you."

Naomi knocked on Professor Morgan's door. "Professor do you have a minute?" Naomi said and without waiting for a response continued. "Is it true? Are we sharing our dorms with the Slytherin?" Naomi looked at Professor Morgan with a shocked look. She continued with her story. "I had been er.... walking past the staff room and someone left the door er... crack and I overheard someone say we would share."

Iliana giggled, YES GIGGLED. How did he do that? Usually only Less made her giggle. Rarely was a student able to. It must've been the puppy-love she was getting. "That's all I ask." She said, paying more attention to the little doggy kisses her chin was getting than to anything else in the room. "Bye Jake." She called out as he disappeared out her door.
Carrying the dog over to her desk and pulling out her drawer full of toys, (Seemed she'd done a little shopping for the puppy over the summer) Iliana pulled out a squeaky furry bunny. "Its lovely to meet you Demetria... Dagobert." She said, as she shook the bunny above his head. "Well as you can see, I love all kinds of creatures." She laughed as the dog pulled the bunny from her fingers. "What would you like to know?"
"Aww really?!" She nuzzled her the puppy again. What an amazing, considerate, WONDERFUL man. All this time she thought he was angry with her. And then he sends his beloved puppy dog to her for a visit. Oh no, happy tears time. "Oh Abby, thank you honey. This totally makes my day."

Hearing a new voice in the room, the professor looked up and smiled. "Hey Naomi." Obviously too absorbed in the puppy to realize that she'd come in without being properly invited. "Listening at doors is not very ladylike, dear." She said. "Is there something wrong?" She questioned, noticing the look on Naomi's face.

"Well i wouldn't say wrong..." Naomi said. "Just surpised. Haven't Slytherin and Gryffindors been enemies for years?"

Iliana sighed. She really disliked that way of thinking. It made her sad. "Naomi come over here and sit by me." She said, stroking the puppy's head. "Okay now I understand being surprised, I do, but let me ask you a question." She sighed again. How to word this? Hmmmm. "Naomi has a Slytherin ever done anything to you that would cause you to want to be their enemy?"

Naomi sat down next to Professor Morgan. "Well no...." Naomi said. "My sister did get into a spot of trouble with one when she went here but that might have been her fault... and my mom did have some issues with them too." Naomi sat and looked down for a bit. "And don't get me wrong, I am will to do stuff with the slyterins and all... i mean our first lesson with the nifflers i was partnered with a slytherin and i really liked her. Its just a big surpise... i mean we are witches and wizards aren't we, why cant the dungeons just be dried up?"

Cradling the puppy in one hand, the professor reached down with the other and pat Naomi on the leg. "You know when I was a student here, I had friends from all four houses. But my very best friend... She was a Slytherin." She gave her a sweet smile. "You know, if this little arrangement has to happen, I hope that my Gryffindors take this opportunity to make new friends. One can never have too many, am I right?"

It was funny hearing her say that. She had wondering the same thing while the water continued to rise unabated. "We are doing all that we can do. For some reason, none of our magic has seemed to work. But the Headmaster's here now." She gave a firm nod as if that statement was an answer to all questions.

"No I really would like to have more friends." Naomi said with a smile. "Do you have any idea what is up with the flood? You don't think that it will take over the whole school, do you? And whats up with all the sick students?" Naomi had a lot of questions that she wanted answers to.

"Your guess is as good as mine, Naomi." She said honestly. "But rest assure... we WILL figure it out." She snuggled the puppy again and then added. "And nothing at all has been decided yet, so keep an open mind... and if they do come to share your Common Room... be hospitable and make me proud."


OOC: Nothing IC has been decided yet so even if Naomi was listening at the door, you shouldn't have her discussing it in the Common Room just yet. Give it some time, kay? =)

Lucy walked down the pathway leading to Professor Morgan's Hut. Since it was now Lucy's O.W.L year, she thought it would be the prefect time to talk to someone about what she wanted to be after she graduated. And who better to ask than Professor Morgan since Lucy wanted to work with Magical Creatures. Lucy arrived outside the hut and knocked on the door, waiting for the professor to answer the door.

Reese walked down the pathways to Professor Morgan's hut. She needed to tell Professor Morgan what Heath wanted her to tell her before she forgot. She wrote down on a piece of parchment what she needed to tell the Professor, just in case when she got there she and forgot all the details. She stuck the piece of parchment in her pocket once she arrived at the hut. She knocked a few times on the wooden door then stepped back a few steps. Now, she just had to wait for Professor Morgan to give her permission to come in.

"My summer was great!" He said happily. "I got to spend a lot of time with my parents who normally have to work like all the time, and I got to hang out with my friends a lot." He listened about her summer. It wasn't busy, it sounded peaceful. "That sounds nice." he said. he took a look around the cozy hut. She had a nice set-up here at the school. She got to have her own little area alone away from everybody else, and got to take care of all the creatures she wanted. She was so lucky.