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the flying memos meme

"Just interdepartmental memos. We used to use owls, but the mess was unbelievable... droppings all over the desks..."
— Arthur Weasley explains the memos

a Harry Potter-verse version of the gen texting/midnight texting meme. interdepartmental memos are not just for work at the Ministry of Magic - they're for misuse in school, or between neighbours, or even from upstairs to downstairs. or perhaps your magical person is so adept at charming a paper plane that it can cross the whole city.

tl;dr: it's a general texting meme. any OCs and characters from other canons are welcome. the only rule is play in the Harry Potter-verse and make it better which we all do already by merit of not being transphobic.

be gay, do crimes.

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[agates]

"Ah, Professor Wolfe. Thanks for coming to join us." Nic is surrounded by several students, from an assortment of Houses and levels, eager for some pointers and just chitchatting with him about their teams and their players and their games. He's well-liked, that much is clear at a glance.

He gives Chris an easy smile as the students excuse themselves and take their leave. "I think it's rather opportune, because this, Professor, is how things often are here." He sweeps a glance at the field. "Wherever we go, this is what follows in our wake. Chaos and boundless energy." He sounds amused, however, because as rowdy as the children are, he adores them.

"I hope you weren't expecting me to recite historical facts about this location."

[hieros_lokhos]

Chris shifts his weight from one foot to the other ever so slightly, trying to keep a level head. He expected chaos, truth to be told. Santi's letters sounded like some chaos is involved. What he didn't expect, neither from letters nor from seeing him at a distance during meals, is now lovely and warm his eyes turn out to be.

"No, sir," he says stupidly. He knows they're equals, but something about Santi's charm makes him feel like a schoolboy, so he slips up. "I have familiarized myself with basic history of the castle before coming here."