Interrogation<>Albus

[nevlong]

The Entrance hall and the great hall were decorated in slytherin colors with snakes all over the place. The person who did this, and Neville was pretty sure that he already knew who it was, must’ve stayed up all night to do this. He took out his wand and put it back to the way that it looked before. If he did this, then he probably did more. He would have to go through every floor, every room and search them to make sure that he didn’t do anything to them.

The first level seemed fine, as did most of the others. Outside his office were the words death to Longbottom. He shook his head. Now it was getting bad. The person that did this was in a lot of trouble. He was threatening a teacher and could be suspended. Potter may not have done this, but he was a suspect, as was quite a few people. Neville sent a note to Harry Potter, telling him what had happened and his suspicions of Albus. Sure, Louis could’ve done it, but he was almost positive that it was Potter. He would be the first person to talk to and if he found out that it was him, he could lose his prefect badge among other things.

Neville left his office and walked down to the dungeons, where he was allowed entrance to the Slytherin Common room. He knew the pa*swords to all the common rooms, though he didn’t go in any of them unless if he really had to. He stood by the entrance, magnified his voice and bellowed for Potter to be in his office in ten minutes. He put his voice back to normal and left the common room, heading back to his office. If Potter didn’t show up, then it pretty much meant that he was guilty, but Nev was sure that he would show up. He knew Albus Potter fairly well.

As he waited for Potter, he sat behind his desk and looked at the moon chart. It was hard keeping up with it, but he had to. One slip up and he could lose his job. Nobody could know that he was a werewolf. Good, he still had a few days before the full moon. Neville put his feet up on the desk and crossed his arms. Potter better show up soon or he will have to escort the kid up here himself.

[Albus Severus Potter]

Albus was out by the lake with Ghost. The owl was flying all around and he was laying on the gra*s, just watching. He liked watching Ghost fly, but it was better at night. At night, he really looked like a ghost. The white bird against the black sky was calming, more so than during the day. After a few minutes, he landed next to him and he gave the bird a treat and stroked his head. “Okay, Ghost, back to the castle. I’ve got people to torture.” He smiled and watched the owl fly away, towards the owlery.

When he reached the entrance hall, he found that his artwork was taken down. Obviously Longbottom found it. Albus smiled, wishing he’d been around when he found it. The look on his face would have been amusing. It wasn’t just him that did it, though. He’d gotten help from a few people that were going to remain nameless. He definitely wasn’t going to tell Longbottom the name of his accomplices. There was no reason to get other people in trouble.

He collapsed into a chair in the common room and was told that Longbottom was looking for him. He wanted him in his office in ten minutes. Albus took that to mean that he didn’t have to leave for another twenty. He put his leg over the arm and looked around. “He’s just mad that I decorated it in Slytherin colors instead of Gryffindor.” After a few minutes of sitting there, chatting with his housemates, he decided that it was time to go and try to convince Longbottom that he didn’t do it, even though he did.

Miles accompanied him for a bit of that trip up to the second floor, but then left him before he could even reach the office. He didn’t know the pa*sword, so he ended up having to go back downstairs to get the head of slytherin to give him the pa*sword and then walk back up to the office, where he stepped onto the moving staircase and knocked on the door. Within seconds, he was sitting before Longbottom’s desk. “That was a great decoration up this morning, wasn’t it? The person who did that must’ve been a good artist.”