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05.24 @ 12:40pm
Stamp requirements have been altered, making it possible to get all four National Quidditch Team stamps!
05.22 @ 8:37pm
Posting Wizard Signups for June are open. The deadlines for Gossipmongering Hag applications has been extended to May 30th. The first IC quidditch match for the QWC begins June 1st - so don't forget to make an international quidditch player (or three!)
05.16 @ 12:42pm
We are now allowing members to play on up to three international teams (including Britain).
05.15 @ 9:25am
Activity checks are in progress. If you need a character reactivated, please post in maintenance. The Gossipmongering Hags are hiring!
5.13 @ 10:25pm
A newsletter has been posted regarding some new policies that will be implemented in the future.
5.05 @ 11:00am
It is important that our occupation history records are up-to-date. Please take a moment to double check that all of your characters are on them and their data accurate :)
5.01 @ 12:16 am
We're now accepting summer temporaries! Got a few summer adoptable? They have their own list this year! We're also in the month of May! Congrats to Anastasia and Olive who won Posting Wizard for April with 306 and 209 posts respectively!
04.28 @ 10:58am
Information on the QWC countries has been reposted to assist in the creation of international players!

» Group #7
| Cole Agrippa |
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Lower Class — Post Office Employee
Group: Inactive
Posts: 65
Member No.: 695
Joined: 20-November 11

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It had taken quite a bit of willpower not to throw Ms Prewett off of the mountain for all of her snide remarks. Fortunately a broken wrist prevented such actions. They managed to survive the avalanche, though Cole wasn't sure how long it would take them to get out again. He was useless, as he had no idea how to use his wand and now had no use of his left arm.
Cole wasn't exactly used to being crammed into a tight space with so many people. Of course he could handle it by himself, but he tried desperately not to let it get the best of him.
Once they were out, he was glad that they were moving steadily down hill and into warmer climates. After this last winter and this entire ordeal, it would be far too soon the next time Cole saw snow. He could easily go a few years without its presence in his life. They weren't making as good of time as they could have, what with two injured group members, but Cole tried not to complain; there was no use in it. His arm throbbed and he was sure if he didn't get it looked at when he got back, it was going to heal wrong and then everything would be even worse. "Let's take a break." He suggested after almost three quarters of a day's trek. It was time to rest. They were all tired and things seemed fine for now.
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| Moira Prewett |
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Upper Class — Ivana Memorial Asylum Matron

Group: Irvingly
Posts: 138
Member No.: 1,004
Joined: 3-March 12

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An increase in light gives an increase in darkness
Moira was somewhat annoyed that her spell had not been quite as effective as she had hoped but then she had never had reason to stop an avalanche before so she hadn't even been completely certain that it would work at all. It had at least spared their lives, even if being buried under snow for a large portion of the day was not at all entertaining for the middle-aged witch.
Once they were far away from the snow, Moira could only hope that they would find the end of their journey close by but it seemed it was an endless mission. She didn't argue about stopping either, preferring to perch herself upon a rock and refill her canteen and then wish disapparating wouldn't leave her guts scattered around in a heap. "How much longer do you suppose we will be required to endure this for?" she mused allowed, not really feeling the need to have answer.
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| Cole Agrippa |
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Lower Class — Post Office Employee
Group: Inactive
Posts: 65
Member No.: 695
Joined: 20-November 11

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This terrain was much easier to navigate as they made their way toward something sparkling in the distance. Cole couldn't discern if it was a lake or something else, but it looked days away and his wrist was throbbing and he was starting to wish he could go home. Leaving Grip alone for this long was never a good idea and he could only imagine what his little brother had gotten himself into while he was gone. Cole supposed that as long as Grip hadn't gotten arrested or something like it, that he was most likely fine, but it was always hard to tell with that little brother of his.
Choosing not to say much as they walked, he kept his wrist cradled against his chest in an effort to keep from moving it too much. The makeshift sling dug into his skin, but there was little he could do about it. Once they got back he was definitely having it looked at. Cole was starting to really wonder just what the ministry had them looking for out here. It seemed like if they were looking for good land to expand the town, this was it. "Think we should report back to the ministry?" He questioned his group at large.
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| Luís Caldeira |
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Lower Class — Employee of Silverwand Cauldrons

Group: Hogsmeade
Posts: 92
Member No.: 287
Joined: 26-April 11

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They'd survived an avalanche, survived the next few days, survived in the company of his trail members - surprisingly - and Luís was still surviving with his untreated broken ankle. He'd gotten used to hobbling along at a more careful pace, though he thought back wistfully to the days when once he'd managed to pickpocket something, he'd been able to masterfully dodge away and flee the scene, quick-witted and fleet-footed. He had hoped it would heal in time, as most injuries were supposed to do, but all the continued exertion of this long trek had proved healing problematic.
He was feeling cranky again. However, something about the shimmer up ahead caught his attention, and try as he may, he kept glancing over at it, wondering what was there. Could be a lake, he figured... but it was probably wise to check. Cole's suggestion was taken into consideration for a minute, but Luís wanted this done good and proper so the Ministry had no excuse but to lavish him with land and galleons. "I think we should keep goin' - after all this, what's a few more days? - just to take a look at that" - he gestured over at the horizon - "before we suggest anythin'... in case it's somethin' the ministry doesn't like, 'cause I'll be damned if I don't get my money now." He shrugged at the others, prepared to go on for a few more days even with his bloody ankle, and added, "If there's nothin' wrong when we get there, I'll write to the Ministry." After all, that stupid owl - that had flown to and fro as it pleased, escaping every time the group had been in trouble - was still his responsibility, apparently.
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| Nicholas Flamel |
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Upper Class — Owner of the Apothecary
Group: Inactive
Posts: 27
Member No.: 492
Joined: 20-September 11

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"I can give you more money if you tell me why do you need them" Nicholas smiled a bit mischievously at Luis. [b]"But I have nothing against to look around and then write to the Ministry. God, I miss my family right know..."
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| Luís Caldeira |
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Lower Class — Employee of Silverwand Cauldrons

Group: Hogsmeade
Posts: 92
Member No.: 287
Joined: 26-April 11

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The old - ridiculously old... immortal - man Flamel had kept reasonably quiet for a portion of their 'adventures', and Luís wouldn't have guessed that the famous geezer could have taken a liking to him in the least, so he was slightly surprised when the man spoke up... offering money. Luís snorted at first in disbelief, but even more so when Flamel asked what he might need it for. Fine, Luís would rise to the bait and offer a response. "Look, we ain't all got a magic stone to tide us over for the next century... some of us could just use the money to be able to pay off the Hog's Head on everythin' we owe, alright?" He shook his head, sure that the alchemist wouldn't be interested in paying for the entire slums of Hogsmeade to make themselves a better life. So Luís began to trudge on, waving an arm as if to say, 'now can you all get moving again...'
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| Luís Caldeira |
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Lower Class — Employee of Silverwand Cauldrons

Group: Hogsmeade
Posts: 92
Member No.: 287
Joined: 26-April 11

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Luís was plainly surprised to see the lake take shape as it did - small, perhaps a few fish in there - but he still reckoned it was a useful discovery: the Ministry'd like anything that made building new houses or whatever there more convenient. Freshwater, tick. But there were already buildings there. He stared, trying to scope them out. "You don't think another group got 'ere days ago an' already built the expanded village?" He half-joked; the buildings were pretty much a shambles, though they hardly looked new. Perhaps the Ministry had drafted an expansion trail a few years ago, when they were still thinking about setting up Hogsmeade...
Luís didn't know. But his attention was piqued and at the very least, he wasn't complaining about his broken ankle. "What d'ya want to do?" He threw out there, shrugging, though he muttered... "I say we check..." Hey, maybe there was something valuable laying around forgotten in there. Maybe there were people there who could fix a broken ankle.
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| Luís Caldeira |
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Lower Class — Employee of Silverwand Cauldrons

Group: Hogsmeade
Posts: 92
Member No.: 287
Joined: 26-April 11

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Luís glared suspiciously at the women even before they had turned around, gesturing over to them if the rest of his group had not yet seen. They looked like slum dwellers, no better off than him - or worse off, and that said a lot - but Luís didn't recognise them. He was well-versed enough at scowling at familiar slum faces to easily decide these people weren't from Hogsmeade.
There was no point backing away furtively now, for they had turned. Two women... and they looked equally as suspicious, though perhaps more worried. Luís didn't know whether they were magical or muggle, but he'd only go for his wand if they looked about to pull out theirs. He cast a glance at his expedition group out of the corner of his eye, unwilling to look away from the strangers in case they decided in that moment to attack, wondering what his group were thinking of doing. Well, he didn't know. "Oi, who the hell are you people?" He called brusquely, certainly not going to be unnecessarily nice about it (or anything.) He had plenty of other questions - how many of you are there, where did you come from? - but first things first, and let's see if they answered, Luís thought darkly.
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| Cole Agrippa |
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Lower Class — Post Office Employee
Group: Inactive
Posts: 65
Member No.: 695
Joined: 20-November 11

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Cole was starting to get extremely tired of this whole expedition thing. His arm was throbbing nonstop, a slow, steady pulse of pain through his entire arm. His shoulder ached from carrying his arm cradled against his chest, but if he put it down all the blood would rush to his fingertips and then the throbbing got intensely worse.
As they entered what seemed to be an abandoned village, Cole peered around. It wasn't entirely different from the slums, perhaps shabbier, if that was even possible. Couldn't hurt to look around though. That was what the ministry had sent them out here to do after all, wasn't it? However, when the two women appeared out of a building, Cole couldn't help but freeze. It was shocking to actually find people in this kind of a ramshackle village.
Cole wasn't so sure letting Luis do the talking was such a good idea, but since he had already addressed the women, best to let him continue. Cole had no issues with Luis, he just wasn't the politest of people. Decided to stay mum and let the other slum dweller do what he felt was right, Cole stood beside him, wand ready, though he'd be pretty useless with it.
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| Nancy Ingrahm |
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Lower Class
Group: Inactive
Posts: 8
Member No.: 1,125
Joined: 30-April 12

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Nancy held her pistol tightly, her hand shaking it slightly as she eyed the group. "Who are ya?" she demanded aggressively, glancing briefly at the other woman for reassurance. "What d'you want?" she demanded, adjusting her hold on the pistol slightly in lieu of her somewhat sweaty palms.
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