Cove walked up to the stone gargoyles. They we're a bit creepy, but nothing really scared her anymore, nothing but her illness. She was there to ask the Headmaster a very important question. With her camera with her she leaned against the stone wall and waited.

Gemma walked towards the Gargoyles. As she walked, she was amazed at how little things had changed since she had graduated from Hogwarts so many years ago. She wasn't sure what she thought would've changed but she was pretty sure that everything was exactly the same and in exactly the same spot.

The new professor had decided to visit the Headmaster and see if she could make a better impression on him after her first impression at the feast. In her hand she had a small gift bag full of a variety of muggle and wizard candies. She really didn't want to bribe him or anything but more just make up for the bad first impression she felt she had made.

She approached the scary looking Gargoyles and a smile spread across her face. Yes she could remember being afraid of these things when she was younger. She shook her head left and right and stared at the Gargoyles as she tried to remember the pass that the Headmaster had mentioned to the staff.

Arya stepped off of the stairs and realized that a lot more had gathered while she'd been speaking with the Headmaster, including a new professor. The prefect smiled at them all as she walked past. "The next person can head up now."

Gemma smiled at the young lady, "Thank you!" she said as she glanced to the other young girl in line. She wasn't sure which should go but she shrugged her shoulders and headed up the stairs.

Ariadne was a bit nervous about going to talk to the Headmaster in person, but on the way to his office she kept reminding herself she was a Gryffindor, supposedly courageous and daring. Hmph. But she did have something important on her mind and she just couldn't wave it off, so it was better to talk about it.

As the little one approached the stone gargoyles, she realized they were exactly like her mother had described them, from her own time at Hogwarts. Feeling that she had so much in common with her mum, the child smiled and waited to be permitted to go up.

The young professor stepped out from the entrance way and said to the small crowd, "Whomever is next is free to head up to talk to the Headmaster!" she said loud enough for everyone to hear and then she was off towards the mysterious ship and her new mission.

Cove looked up when the professor said the next person could go up. She thought she was next. "Thank you." She said. Cove started up the stairs.

Simon was once more at the bottom of the headmaster's stairs, though this time he bypassed the seating area altogether. He could wait on his feet for the time being however long he needed to and there wasn't anyone around to talk to anyway other then Josh and he looked occupied. At least it seemed like his...well their plans were going to happen and not have to limit oneself to whatever nonsense Borr laid our for them.

Aurora waited by the gargoyles for Zara, she was a little nervous as she leant against the wall. She crossed her fingers that Headmaster Tate would agree to their idea.

Alright, Zara reached the gargoyles which lead to Headmaster Tate's office. OHH, there was Aurora. "Okay, I guess we have to wait until they tell us to go in." She smiled as she stood beside her and waited for their turn.

once again Mikey is going to see the head master.setting his bag at the foot of the gargoyls he pulls out a sandwich and offer 1/2 to them in hopes it will get him in the office faster.he takes his seat and grabs a dust magazine People Sexiest Man Alive 1985 .... and waits

Presley zipped up to the Headmaster's office, but was stopped by the stone gargoyles. The message in the corridor, was freaking her out. The headmaster had to know about it.

Maria sighed and lent against the wall, her eyes still burning. She needed a break to see her sister. She wantend, no NEEDED to see her sister before she died. If she did, that was.

But she couldn't just leave. Like her sister had done.