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cass_vaisey (cass_vaisey) wrote in breaking_point,
@ 2009-09-05 08:20:00

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*complete, 2024 09, character: dylan vaisey, character: james sirius potter, dead character: cassius vaisey, dead character: ignatius peakes, former character: eva small

RP: Gathering evidence
Who: Cass, Ignatius, Eva, James, Dylan
Where: Mould-on-the-Wold, scene of the attack
When: September 5, 2024 (early morning and onwards)
Rating/Warnings: Likely high due to gory descriptions
Summary: The Aurors investigate the scene of the attack
Status: Private | Complete

He hadn’t even had time to sit down at his desk when the orders appeared at his desk. Reading them he sighed, having a feeling it would be a long day. He wondered for a second what working with his son would be like, if Dylan would be able to listen to his orders when on the job. He shook the thought off. His son had the makings of a good Auror, those who had worked with his training had told him as much. Hell Harry himself had told him.

He didn’t bother to sit down now, knowing there was no time to waist. Instead he just grabbed what he needed and stuffed it in his pockets before looking up at the others. “Ready?” he asked, then headed for the door.

They arrived at the scene a short while later, the Aurors greeting them looking as bothered as they were tired. “We could stay,” one of them said, glancing towards the house even as he tried to stifle a yawn. “We’ve spoken to the guy who reported it,” the other said. The one missing, it’s a ten year old girl.”

“We could stay,” the first repeated. “If you need us, sir.”

Cass shook his head, knowing that as much as this scene obviously had got to them, they were too tired to be of any help. They’d been on the night shift, and needed their sleep. “We can handle it,” he said, thanking them and sending them off before leading the group towards the house and the crime scene.

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bd_dylan_v
2009-09-07 06:24 pm UTC (link)

"Cass is over there," Dylan called after her too late, nodding in the direction of his father, who were still talking to the newly arrived Ministry men. He shrugged as she didn't hear him, and moved to the door, starting to take photos of the grass outside. It was easier here. No chewed on bodies.

There had been someone bleeding however. This was more blood than just someone having it on their paws. No this was someone being dragged even he could see that. The trail was accompanied with bloody paw prints. The difference between the two was evident.

He looked up as she came out. "Good I think," he answered. "Someone was dragged. Someone bleeding. There is a difference between the bloody paw print and the trail here. Someone was dragged here - and it seems to run straight up that hill."

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notsmallatall
2009-09-07 06:32 pm UTC (link)

"Hell I didn't even notice he was out here," Eva muttered, shaking her head. Well, at least Cass already had taken control of that situation over there.

Focus, Eva for crying out loud

She crouched down to the blood at the door and then looked from there down the trail. "Shite, I think you're right," Eva said, then took samples of the blood. "Now why in the hell did they do that."

As soon as Dylan was done with the camera at the house, Eva suggested they continue along the trail. "Be prepared. There might be another body," she said ominously, then with her wand started to measure the trail.

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bd_dylan_v
2009-09-07 07:03 pm UTC (link)

Dylan bit his lip, trying to think of an answer. "It was getting close to dawn and they wanted to get away?" he suggested, though another option was looming and he preferred his own version to that. "Or maybe one of them got hurt, or- or they took someone with them."

He shuddered. "To turn into one of them." He said the last in a low voice, hoping he was wrong. Instead he prepared for another body, hoping it wouldn't be too gruesome.

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notsmallatall
2009-09-08 07:15 pm UTC (link)

Eva sighed. She knew this group. "No, they're too smart to get hurt themselves. They took someone," she said with certainty. "Hold on, lemme read the report again."

Eva scanned the initial report, and noticed a discrepancy. She bolted going inside the house once more, then came out just as quickly.

"The girl is missing," she said, taking out her wand. "Come on."

She measured the trail by meters, taking down the measurements until the reached the top of the hill. There they found wolf paw prints - and human footprints.

Eva pointed to the areas to Dylan. "Fuck me they were watching this family. This wasn't random at all," she breathed.

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bd_dylan_v
2009-09-08 07:25 pm UTC (link)

The idea that this was not a random act done by werewolves off the potions was to say the least disturbing. Yet he too could see the footprints. Some made by shoes, some made by bare feet. Somewhere before turning, they'd taken off their shoes. They'd positioned themselves close to the village, and left with a girl.

The mere thought was nauseating. He shivered. "Why-" he stopped himself before asking the question. "What kind of beasts does that?" And by beast he didn't mean werewolf. He raised his camera, and focused on taking pictures, trying not to think of the girl they've taken. He wasn't so successful.

"How old was the girl?"

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notsmallatall
2009-09-08 08:03 pm UTC (link)

"Murdering, blood thirsty bastards," Eva replied, not exactly an answer to Dylan's question but her own opinion on the matter. She looked around while the clicking of Dylan's camera and the whoosh of the flash broke the silence on the hill.

She crouched down by Dylan, examining some of the prints. She began to make casts with her wand of the footprints.

"Dunno. But, I'm wagering she was younger than fourteen for them to be able to carry her off like this. Or she was a very petite girl." Eva sighed, shaking her head. "Sonofabitch," she swore, just at the whole situation in general.

"You got everything? The trail doesn't end yet," she told Dylan, pointing to the direction where it continued.

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