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- OOC First Name
- Ana
- Blood Status
- Half Blood
- Relationship Status
- Single
- Wand
- Curly 11.5'' Sturdy Elm Wand with Meteorite Dust Core
- Age
- 19
Celia only knew two things about Professor Alcott-Ward: 1) He had been the upper-years History of Magic professor for 14 years and 2) He was Louis' uncle. The first fact didn't give her much information, especially since she'd never had him a professor. The length of his tenure did suggest that he wasn't completely incompetent, but that wasn't a guarantee. Professor Alicastell didn't exactly have the best track record when it came to hiring.
The second fact was a lot more concerning. Louis had once speculated that his uncle would give him easy E's before backtracking. At the time, Celia had accepted the comment as a joke. But after seeing the prefect badge pinned to Louis' robes, she wasn't so sure anymore. What made Louis' selection as prefect even more baffling was the fact that Bern was in the same house. Kita aside, Celia wasn't sure she'd ever met a greater teacher's pet than Bern, and she had assumed he would be a shoo-in for the prefect position.
Was nepotism at play? Celia didn't know, but she planned on finding out. She'd gathered a large stack of old yearbooks and newspapers and planned to spend the afternoon doing some research into the new headmaster. It was unfortunate she didn't have access to the internet, but hopefully with some digging, she would be able to find everything she needed. After making sure her quill was freshly inked, Celia opened up an old Monthly from 2043 and began to read.
The second fact was a lot more concerning. Louis had once speculated that his uncle would give him easy E's before backtracking. At the time, Celia had accepted the comment as a joke. But after seeing the prefect badge pinned to Louis' robes, she wasn't so sure anymore. What made Louis' selection as prefect even more baffling was the fact that Bern was in the same house. Kita aside, Celia wasn't sure she'd ever met a greater teacher's pet than Bern, and she had assumed he would be a shoo-in for the prefect position.
Was nepotism at play? Celia didn't know, but she planned on finding out. She'd gathered a large stack of old yearbooks and newspapers and planned to spend the afternoon doing some research into the new headmaster. It was unfortunate she didn't have access to the internet, but hopefully with some digging, she would be able to find everything she needed. After making sure her quill was freshly inked, Celia opened up an old Monthly from 2043 and began to read.