Draco Malfoy (
dragons_can_learn) wrote2017-09-08 06:34 pm
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A dubious reunion
Draco was a Malfoy, and one of the lessons he'd learned was to never tell anyone anything. Not even Hermione although he told her more than he told most people, and although Hermione knew his basic goals and plans she didn't know all the plans he had in store. And McGonnagal was unaware that Hermione was even involved.
"You ready, Hermione?" It was amazing how good she looked in his robes and he glanced appreciatively at her as he took the handful of flue powder. "Hogwarts Reception Room." One squeeze of her ass before he stepped into the flames.
"You ready, Hermione?" It was amazing how good she looked in his robes and he glanced appreciatively at her as he took the handful of flue powder. "Hogwarts Reception Room." One squeeze of her ass before he stepped into the flames.
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If he was even talking about running screaming, of course, he wasn't going to.
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"I never could get the stairs to lead me to the door." And she was fine with that. Minerva would rather go back to just teaching. And being head of her house.
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They finally got to the hallway where the Room of Requirement should be located.
"What do we want for the room to open as?"
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Draco was probably more attuned to the slight fear in the air, and seeing the scars on the castle he'd helped make. And apparently the Weasley Twins' Swamp had either been moved or removed, but it was easy to get lost in memories. "I think what I want to find is old and lost books." It was an answer that served multiple purposes from the obvious (he wanted them) to something Hermione would like to something Hogwarts would like. And he doubted Hogwarts would disapprove of the scheming element.
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"Ready?" They paced back and front in front of the door three times and Draco opened it to reveal a scorched room - with two small bookcases that were untouched full of books, some scorched, some water damaged; it took Draco a couple of seconds to notice that the entire left hand wall, floor to ceiling, was covered in old textbooks lost by students as well as there being useful books in the cases. "And sorry." That last was addressed to the room.
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"I am sure the school knows that."
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"Which doesn't mean you shouldn't say it." Malfoys were brought up both with good manners and training to not use them for the wrong people, which Draco was slowly getting rid of. "But if this is what the room wants to show, I wonder what's here." He stepped in, looking first at the book case.
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"The oldest editions of Hogwarts: A History?" Draco was mostly teasing there. But only mostly. "Because there are some secrets that won't be forgotten."
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"I think most headmasters had the best intentions.​ Even Dumbledore. He just got old, distracted, and was trying to be both Chief Warlock and Supreme Mugwump at the same time." Draco shrugged. "You take the book case I'll take the wall?"
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