Retribution
Jun. 7th, 2009 01:16 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alt_luciusHave stepped away for a few moments, though Narcissa refuses to leave Draco's side, despite Madam Pomfrey's assurances that he shall be well by morning.
The details of to-day's occurrences are still coming clear. The Lord Protector Himself was already here when I arrived; not surprising given His long effort to lay the trap for traitors in our midst.
The more troublesome question is what manner of creatures that trap has caught. For now, at least, Our Lord seems to have accepted Professor McGonagall's excuses regarding the secret chamber and her protections for it. As for her choice to enlist other professors in her conspiracy ... that shall depend on Our Lord's pleasure at the reasons behind it. Macnair, of course, has shown his true intentions at last. And I should not doubt that the werewolf will feel some consequence for failing to protect the grounds from infiltration by Macnair's unnatural ally, without whom he should not have been able to endanger young Marvolo ... or Draco.
As to that, I shall not rest easy nor be satisfied until the mudblood pays for her impudence.
Back to Narcissa to see if I can convince her to get some rest.
The details of to-day's occurrences are still coming clear. The Lord Protector Himself was already here when I arrived; not surprising given His long effort to lay the trap for traitors in our midst.
The more troublesome question is what manner of creatures that trap has caught. For now, at least, Our Lord seems to have accepted Professor McGonagall's excuses regarding the secret chamber and her protections for it. As for her choice to enlist other professors in her conspiracy ... that shall depend on Our Lord's pleasure at the reasons behind it. Macnair, of course, has shown his true intentions at last. And I should not doubt that the werewolf will feel some consequence for failing to protect the grounds from infiltration by Macnair's unnatural ally, without whom he should not have been able to endanger young Marvolo ... or Draco.
As to that, I shall not rest easy nor be satisfied until the mudblood pays for her impudence.
Back to Narcissa to see if I can convince her to get some rest.