strikes unhackable

[prof_bumblebee]

There's been a terrible accident

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[maraihi]

That sounds awful.

[prof_bumblebee]

It is. It's very lucky that she didn't die.

[maraihi]

You'll have to keep an eye out.

[prof_bumblebee]

Yes, I will. This was no accident, and if the person responsible intended for the necklace to be brought to a specific target, they may strike again.

[quidditch_stag]

That's awful Professor!

Severus? As in Snape?

[prof_bumblebee]

It is. I'm merely grateful for the moment that no one died.

((Strikes are unhackable for this one ^ ^;;))

[crackpotcrocker]

... Well that's 'cheering' news to know, Albus.

By the way I was being sarcastic.

[prof_bumblebee]

I didn't think you'd mean it sincerely.

[crackpotcrocker]

Any idea who did this?

[prof_bumblebee]

Not at the moment, no.

[timey_wimey]

That's... well, there's no other way to put it, that's worrying. Good to know that it wasn't as tragic as it could have been, though.

[prof_bumblebee]

I'm grateful for that much. I can only pray no more students are hurt by whoever's responsible.

[timey_wimey]

Mmmm, I hope so... are there really no leads about who could be responsible?

[prof_bumblebee]

No. Nor is there leads for who the intended target was. [Liiiiiiiies all liiiiiiies]

and meanwhile, strikes in this comment don't exist

[ofhopeandglory]

... this far in already?

Has anyone been able to identify the curse on the object itself?

[prof_bumblebee]

Not yet, but it's been handed over to the Ministry for examination.

[ofhopeandglory]

... And how confident are you about being able to get an answer back from them?

[prof_bumblebee]

Not overly. But better in their hands than in a student's.