Fundamentals of Conjuring Curses
The Wand Born
“Mildred, Mildred Drake, please head to the Headmistress’s Office immediately,” a rather severe sounding voice called into the speakers overhead.
“You’ve done it now,” Hensley Goldhorn teased curiously.
Mildred Drake made her way to Professor Erstwhile’ s desk where she was handed a conversion pass— “make it quick.”
With a swift tap of the Professor's wand Mildred Drake was hurtling towards Headmistress Stagharts towering desk, landing feet from her spectacled face.
“Mildred Drake, pack your trunk. You’ve been summoned for duty.”
Mildred paused, dusting herself as she eyed the ink-stained letter.
“Don’t act like you didn’t know this was coming…”
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K.H. Obergfoll
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