2nd Gryffindor Note - [voice]

[dasupporter]

I take it glass doesn't often spontaneously turn into water around here. Anyone want to guess as to what caused it?

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[deifies]

A battle, in point of fact.

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[dasupporter]

I don't suppose you could tell me a little bit more?

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[deifies]

The Ice Magister, along with Nuadoria's High Priestess and a small group of foreigners, confronted the spirit that has been attacking victims from the mirrors. Now that they are destroyed, she will no longer be able to move freely through the city.

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[dasupporter]

I see. That explains a lot. Thank you.

[voice]

[divigate]

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Although the mirrors are gone, I would be cautious. The danger may not be entirely over.

[voice]

[dasupporter]

I suppose you have a fair point. I'll remember that.

[voice]

[bloodykatars]

My first guess is that someone's using magic of some kind.

[voice]

[dasupporter]

That was my first thought, but not even McGonagall's used a spell like that... not that she couldn't.

[voice]

[bloodykatars]

I never bothered to study magic but I can bet a sorceress can easily turn glass into water and the reversal. Maybe there is a sorceress among us...

[voice]

[dasupporter]

A sorceress? Is that what you call people who can use magic?

voice → derp.

[slytherinanyway]

I'm just glad for the results, myself.

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[dasupporter]

That does seem to be a bit of a good thing.

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[slytherinanyway]

Good to take in the sun while we can, since it seems like it's a little rare.

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[ordoniandrudge]

I can't think of what would cause that, unless it was ice.