Rodolphus Lestrange (![]() ![]() @ 2009-03-20 08:26:00 |
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Entry tags: | * complete, 2004-03, character: gabrielle delacour, character: rodolphus lestrange |
RP: An Unwanted Problem
When: 19 March 2004
Who: Rodolphus Lestrange, Gabrielle Delacour
Where: Lestrange Manor
Private/Public: Private
Rating: PG
Summary: Rodolphus has to clean up Rabastan's mess. He is not impressed.
Rodolphus sat in the small conservatory, eating his breakfast as he perused that morning's Daily Prophet. He hadn't quite expected Jorkins to move that quickly on the Polyjuice issue and made a mental note to have some sent in from the Continent forthwith. His contacts would know how to get it in quietly and quickly before the Aurors discovered more of the black market routes. It would cost him more than he liked to pay but it would be worth it.
He turned the page and coninued reading, only gradually becoming aware of the presence of the distressed house elf. The little creature was hopping from one foot to the other and wringing its hands together. Altogether a picture of uncertainty and indecisiveness.
He set the paper aside and arched an eyebrow at the creature. "Yes?"
"M...Master!" the house elf squeaked in fright. "Tassy needs instructions about what to do with Miss Gabrielle now that Master Rabastan is no longer here."
Rodolphus stared at the house elf blankly for a moment. Miss Gabrielle? Who the hell was Miss Gabrielle? Then the penny dropped and he scowled. His brother's little half-breed bint. The Veela girl.
He tapped his fingers on the table for a moment, tempted to tell the house elf to leave the girl alone and let her starve. But that was pointless and would only leave him with a body to dispose of. Once again he would have to clean up one of his brother's messes. But at least this one he might be able to use for his own purposes.
"I shall deal with her," he said crisply as he grabbed his cane and levered himself to his feet.
The house elf bowed and diappeared with a crack, looking relieved at having the decision taken out of its hands. Rodolphus sighed at his interrupted breakfast and leaned on the house wards for a moment. It was not difficult to find the girl and he slowly limped his way up to the room she was occupying. He didn't bother knocking on the door, just opened it and limped into the room, his expression cold and grim.
"Girl, come here," he ordered as he leaned on his cane with both hands.