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NIOU!
Detention, after dinner. Don't be late.
I can't believe the little brat dared to kiss me. What on earth was he thinking?
Haven't written in this silly thing for ages. Being the Dark Lord's "lap dog" (I do believe that Crabbe Sr is still writhing in pain over that remark right now) keeps me busy enough, as does trying to make sure that certain future-Death Eaters don't do anything that might expose us both. I can't believe that the Dark Lord is willing to actively Mark someone so young. I know that he has plans for the kids talents, but if he can't even leave the school, then what use is having a metamorphamagi anyway? Hrmph.
On a different note, perhaps I should seek out Inui of Ravenclaw. The kid has raw talent for potion making. The fact that he seems to take delight in seeing others reactions makes it even better--a perfect way for a researcher to behave (although a little less sadism might be nice). Yes....I do think I will speak with him. It would be nice to foster this talent, instead of letting it go to waste most of the year.
Detention, after dinner. Don't be late.
I can't believe the little brat dared to kiss me. What on earth was he thinking?
Haven't written in this silly thing for ages. Being the Dark Lord's "lap dog" (I do believe that Crabbe Sr is still writhing in pain over that remark right now) keeps me busy enough, as does trying to make sure that certain future-Death Eaters don't do anything that might expose us both. I can't believe that the Dark Lord is willing to actively Mark someone so young. I know that he has plans for the kids talents, but if he can't even leave the school, then what use is having a metamorphamagi anyway? Hrmph.
On a different note, perhaps I should seek out Inui of Ravenclaw. The kid has raw talent for potion making. The fact that he seems to take delight in seeing others reactions makes it even better--a perfect way for a researcher to behave (although a little less sadism might be nice). Yes....I do think I will speak with him. It would be nice to foster this talent, instead of letting it go to waste most of the year.