Who: Ryan and William, interruptions welcome
When: Monday, December 21st
Where: Staff Lounge
What: Ho ho ho, little boy, have we got a surprise for you! Er. Staff Secret Santas.
William arrived at the staff lounge with an armful of scrolls, a basic divination kit floating behind him, and a poinsettia flower pinned to his robe. The holiday decorations certainly were pushy this year; it had taken William three tries just to get the thing out of his hair and pinned down over his chest. At least now he had an excuse to wear his favourite worn jumper.
"Do you have any ideas for how to best go about this?" he asked Ryan, directing the box of tiles and tea leaf packets onto the table before depositing the scrolls nearby. The tiles and scrolls he ignored; the tea leaves he plucked from the box and doused neatly with hot water. They were far more useful in keeping him caffeinated than in attempting to predict the future.
"Arithmantical or divinatory techniques? Apparently I told the headmaster randomization wasn't a feasible method, but I'm afraid I don't remember it." He hadn't been all that surprised to hear it, though. He had no idea what he'd have done if he'd been randomly assigned someone he wasn't prepared for, and somehow he didn't doubt that he would have been.
When: Monday, December 21st
Where: Staff Lounge
What: Ho ho ho, little boy, have we got a surprise for you! Er. Staff Secret Santas.
William arrived at the staff lounge with an armful of scrolls, a basic divination kit floating behind him, and a poinsettia flower pinned to his robe. The holiday decorations certainly were pushy this year; it had taken William three tries just to get the thing out of his hair and pinned down over his chest. At least now he had an excuse to wear his favourite worn jumper.
"Do you have any ideas for how to best go about this?" he asked Ryan, directing the box of tiles and tea leaf packets onto the table before depositing the scrolls nearby. The tiles and scrolls he ignored; the tea leaves he plucked from the box and doused neatly with hot water. They were far more useful in keeping him caffeinated than in attempting to predict the future.
"Arithmantical or divinatory techniques? Apparently I told the headmaster randomization wasn't a feasible method, but I'm afraid I don't remember it." He hadn't been all that surprised to hear it, though. He had no idea what he'd have done if he'd been randomly assigned someone he wasn't prepared for, and somehow he didn't doubt that he would have been.