Fred furrowed her brow at Hermione's question and statement. "I think you might be right. There were things lying on the table but I never looked too closely at them," she said, still holding onto Hermione's hand. "And yes, I remember where it is. It's in a cave outside of the city. It's about an hour's drive. We can use Wesley's car
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Hermione was glad when Fred said that they could get to Sahjhan's lair although taking the car would be slow. However, given that she didn't know where exactly it was, there was no other way they'd be able to reach it. She seriously doubted it would be connected to the floo network, and she hadn't brought a broom with her, so flying was definitely out. She was sure that she really would have wanted to go flying over a big city like Los Angeles anyway
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Fred was still amazed that Hermione considered her wand, that looked like nothing more than a piece of wood, a weapon. She picked up a crossbow and walked out front to Wesley's Jeep. She didn't know if she should get into the back with Hermione or front with Wesley. Her question was answered when Wesley put his bag on the front passenger side seat
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Hermione glaced over at Fred when she took her hand and smiled, squeezing it gently. She was glad that she was here. And she liked Wesley too - could see why Rupert loved him so much. If she had come here and just met Angel and Cordelia, she probably would have ended up wanting to go straight back to Moonstar
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Fred jumped a little when she saw something flying through the air. She raised her crossbow but was too slow for Hermione had jumped in front of Wesley and said something, which caused fire to shoot out of her wand. Fred stood in awe as the bat caught on fire. "Wow," she whispered as Hermione lit up her wand so they could see. "That was… wow
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Glad that Wesley wasn't upset that she had rather jumped the gun with taking out the bat, Hermione couldn't help but smile at Fred's obvious surprise over what she had just done with her wand. Being in the wizarding world, it wasn't often she ran into someone who had never seen a wand at work before. Of course, first year students from Muggle families sometimes showed a bit of amazement, but usually it wasn't the same
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Fred moved closer to Hermione and looked down at the scroll. It was in a demon language that she had never seen before but she knew Wesley was good at languages and probably wouldn't have a problem with translating it. He'd translated a lot harder in the time she had known him
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Hermione looked over at Fred, a smile playing on her face when she made the joke about Shakespeare. "Actually, he was a wizard. How do you think he managed to write all those plays
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She glanced over at the scroll and nodded her head. "Yes, Lekko was the first word he said," Fred told Hermione. She looked over the rest of the scroll, still not knowing what any of the other words meant. Fred was glad they had Wesley there to translate it because she knew she couldn't do it
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Hermione smiled at Fred as she sat down after returning with the pot of tea. Wesley had spent the entire time she was gone, talking a bit to himself as he checked some of the words he was translating against another book and jotted phrases down. It reminded her a bit of the way some of her professors would work when she saw them in the library - except Snape. Snape had always worked in stony silence, no matter what he had been doing.
When Wesley pushed the scroll toward them, asking if they saw the pattern, Hermione sat forward and pulled it closer, reading over the part of it he was pointing to. It was the words following the one she had found earlier were repeated - in reverse order. Lekko najine forkahdio. Forkahdio najine lekko. She stared at that for a moment
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When Wesley pushed the scroll toward them, asking if they saw the pattern, Hermione sat forward and pulled it closer, reading over the part of it he was pointing to. It was the words following the one she had found earlier were repeated - in reverse order. Lekko najine forkahdio. Forkahdio najine lekko. She stared at that for a moment ( ... )
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