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The auror may have blocked Fenris' spell, but the remnants of the blast that weren't absorbed were still enough to push the scitorari wizard back. He stumbled, trying desperately to regain his footing as the jet of red light narrowly whizzed past his shoulder, just a hair's breadth away from...

So, this is amazing. I just had two paragraphs of a reply written up, and like an idiot I decided to refresh my tab after changing accounts so I could get rid of a notifcation I had, and all of my post was gone, so I was like welp rip me Then ended up swapping back to the original account and...

Fenris felt that the danger could not have been any clearer, that Ioan was willfully ignoring what they were trying to tell him, in favour of his selfish dream to become the Minister of Magic. Could they really have hinted any more strongly? Fenris was no stranger to doing anything for his own...

[size=50]The anarchists weren't really like the other members of the Scitorari. Almost a group of their own, with how each interacted with each other. So, it was almost ironic that it was the anarcho-magicians who were actively trying to stop the Scitorari from being taken down, while the rest...

Yevheniy may have been comfortable worrying about Arlo's appearance later, but Fenris briefly entertained the scenarios involving the man's lack of appearance. Just for fun. Knowing who to trust came with the territory, so his imagination wandered to thoughts of betrayal, of the Ministry being...

[size=50]News of Esme's potential prophecy was troubling, but not at all surprising. Exposure of the Scitorari's members was the risk men such as Metrophanes and Ioan took when they ran for a position like the Minister of Magic. It wasn't the first time they'd done this, and failed, but still...

Fenris enjoyed his new role among the members of the Scitorari, particularly with the emergence of the Anarcho-Magic faction, one that aligned with his wants more so over the others. They were active, more willing to cause chaos than their cautious allies, and it was only a matter of time before...

[color=black][size=50]As if on cue, the Ministry's dogs made their appearances, a man and a woman. Two meager aurors were all the government had decided to dispatch? Pathetic. They'd soon realise their mistake, and the Ministry would truly know that the Scitorari were a force to be reckoned...

[size=50][color=black]The audacity of some of the audience members was astounding, but despite the disturbances, Fenris' attention was on the woman in front of him, attracted by her confident approach. The others could deal with, or ignore the men who were speaking out. They were a small few...

The Scitorari were quiet, perhaps waiting to be fully assembled before they started to become more vocal - but they didn't have much time for that, and where was the Cardosi man? Late. Everyone else, including a heavily pregnant Mind member was present. The onlookers chattered amongst...

[size=50]Fenris apparated among the two leaders of the Scitorari, bearing a banner of the faction he was representing in Yevheniys stead, the young leader taking his position in the group leading the Brightstone Village movement. While not everyone was comfortable with publicizing their groups...