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[b][color=3333ff]Location:[/color][/b] Dumbledore's Office  Ravenclaw Common Room: Fifth Year Girl's Dorms
[b][color=3333ff]Magic:[/color][/b] Pocket Sneakoscope[/center][hr]

Mary was slightly worried when Dumbeldore said he wouldn't wave any detention. If she received one for the incident on the train it would be her first one. She cringed at the idea. And the letter from her dad. He wouldn't be mad, no, of course not, just disappointed. But that was for later she supposed.

[color=3333ff]"Thank you, Professor."[/color] Mary said as she stood up to leave. She glanced back at Artie, he would deal with the memory. She shivered at the memory of the flash she had seen. Mary hated her mind being intruded on by either of the twins, but she had understood why Artie had done that. 

She waved goodbye to her friends, knowing they would see each other later. Mary flinched slightly when Fawkes burst into flame, mostly from surprise, and partially from an old memory of her mother that resurfaced with the fire. She shoved it away quickly. That was not something she wanted to think about. 

She exited Dumbeldore's office and made her way to the Ravenclaw common room, she did walk slowly to hopefully give Apollo time to catch up, but it appeared he was dragging his feet. She got to the door and was given her riddle. [i]"I speak without a mouth and hear without ears. I have no body, but come alive with the wind. What am I?"[/i]  Mary paused thinking for a moment. At first, she wanted to say a windchime, but the no body part ruled that out, also what windchime could hear? Then it clicked. [color=3333ff]"An echo."[/color] She said and the door opened for her. 

Mary made her way quickly to the dorm room to change. Hoo-dini wasn't there so he must be in the owlery. Once changed she returned to the common room to wait for Apollo. They had so much to talk about. It would be best if all of them could get together, but the twins and Mary needed to decide how they were going to talk about everything that had happened around Georgina. At least her friend had forgiven her for her comment.