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	Karen paused and her arm went down. Her effort to get Bishop's attention had worked, but also had the unintended consequence of gaining the attentions of the people around him. She decided to go join them as she was invited, but firstly she would rejoin with Bishop.

	The girl listened as her friend gave her an surprise but nonetheless interesting debriefing on the different characters that composed the little group. A blood purist, an apathetic bystander, and a cheery person. Quite a gathering of personalities, she thought wryly. Well, it was not as if it was her business how they chose to act, so long as she was unaffected. 

	[color=92278f]"Ha ha, I'll be sure to follow your advice then,"[/color] she laughed lightly in response to Bishops advice, but nevertheless considered his words seriously, because no less than a second of him finishing, Charlyn, the - Karen presumed - aforementioned 'Bubbly One' began speaking with him in a quick, excited manner, though it seemed she was at least attempting to hold back. [color=92278f]"I see that you're a bit busy as of the moment. Let's talk some more later."[/color] While Karen waited for Bishop to finish speaking with her, she turned to the girl that had waved her over.

	[color=92278f]"Hello, I'm Karen Diana Irving McGrave. It's a pleasure to meet you,"[/color] she greeted with a neat lilt in her voice, lifting the hems of her robes and bowing her head for a small curtsy. The introduction was given to the girl, but practically was meant for all of them in the group.

	She turned to Isaak. [color=92278f]"It's a given that those raised in the magical world know about Quidditch I think,"[/color] she replied, tilting her head slightly. [color=92278f]"Though to give a straight answer: Yes, I know what Quidditch is, and I consider myself as a fairly decent player."[/color] Of course, this was going by her observations on professional players she had watched and how she evaluated herself next to them. She did not consider herself anywhere near their level of skill, but felt as though she could emulate their ability enough that it was satisfactory. Perhaps time in Hogwarts would correct her estimation of her skill, but she considered that for later.