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[Artemisa Raven]

When Auntie Ai herself came to New Zealand to demand Tizi's new address, Misa, Feli, and Jai were all taken by surprise. Apparently, her dearest brother had taken it upon himself to suddenly take a job at the school - Auntie was pretty sure Tizi meant Hogwarts New Zealand because it was the only place she could think of that would have caught Tizi's attention enough to actually apply for a job in. Not to mention that both Mikael and little Eury, both fellow heirs, were attending. It probably didn't help that little Julian was also placed at the school. None of them knew, though, exactly what Tizi's new job was. Auntie Ai had to leave almost immediately though when they told her, saying that she couldn't be away from the twins for very long but they should update her if they find anything. Which is how Misa ended up apparating to Brightstone of all places. She'd sent Tizi a letter telling him to meet with her near the Park. Hopefully he'd show up, no one could ever really figure out what goes on in Tizi's mind nowadays.​

 

[Tiziano Edogawa]

“How about I just don’t go?” He asked Lille as he burned the note Misa had sent him practically demanding his attendance. She hadn’t even asked politely which was just rude. “How dare I? She’s not my keeper, and she’s not the boss of me and if I want to get a job and move than so be it. The only one who is allowed to be upset is Aunt Taylor.” He pouted, watching as Lille seemed to try and hide the fact she was laughing at him. He rolled his eyes at her and leaned back on the couch. “If I don’t go, what’s she gonna do anyway? She can’t do anything,” and yet he knew he probably should at least go and say hi to her, if nothing else. She was his sister for all intents and purposes, even if not by blood. He sighed and nodded. “Alright, I’ll go see her. I’ll let you know how it goes,” he said, leaning down to pull her into a hug, before leaving to meet up with Misa. He found her at the park, and he walked up to her, leaning his arm on her shoulder. “I’m still taller than you, sis.”​

 

[Artemisa Raven]

Artemisa didn't actually expect Tizi to show up. He'd always been unpredictable as a child, even more so as they grew older. It didn't help that when her mother had decided to marry Sergei, she and Feli had been forced to move out of Nightray Manor. It had been a blow to be separated from both Jai and Tizi when they'd all grown up together despite the slight difference in parentage. Even though her brothers hadn't initially been in the manor, they had been in Auntie Ai's apartment often enough. Now that they were all adults, sometimes it felt like they all knew one another so well and yet didn't know one another at all. Feli had been married for years, Jai had stepped down as heir, Tizi had made himself known as a contender, and Misa... well, she wondered how her siblings viewed her now. "And I'm still older," she said as she stuck her tongue out much like she did when they were children chasing each other around. "You're buying. I haven't been here in a long time." There hadn't really been a reason to stick around this part of New Zealand. "Hogwarts. Really?" she asked as they walked, though she really had no direction, electing to follow his steps. "You've sent Auntie Ai in a panic."​

 

[Tiziano Edogawa]

Tizi rolled his eyes at Misa, though he was grateful she was greeting him with the same level of energy as he’d brought to the table. He didn’t get to see Misa a lot outside of things they needed to see each other for, because usually he’d been busy with training, or trying to work things out or Lille even. It made sense they didn’t see much of each other and even though he didn’t like it, he hadn’t done anything to change the fact either. “Sure, whatever you want,” he said, reaching out to drop his arm onto her shoulder. He followed wherever she was going, not really sure where they were going to end up. “Well, why not? Nothing wrong with Hogwarts,” well that was a lie, there was a lot wrong with Hogwarts apparently, from the top down really. Nothing had been done about anything and he was forced to have to go to the school to deal with it himself, which he did not appreciate at all. The Headmaster was clearly an idiot. He probably shouldn’t be saying that, having been hired and all, but he still thought it quietly in his mind. “Mum panics about everything, I’m an adult she really needs to stop that,” he as still a little mad at his mum, more so for being an idiot than anything else, but she’d put herself at risk and he still hadn’t forgiven her really. “You found me, so she can’t be panicking too bad.”​

 

[Artemisa Raven]

There truly weren't many options for eating in Brightstone. Or at least one that was for Misa's taste. It wasn't exactly weird though since Brightstone was more focused on what students could consume and afford. Still, there were a few places in the outskirts at least. "Hmm. You've never liked school," she commented idly. It wasn't like any of them liked school to begin with. Well, Jai didn't mind school but he was always a weirdo and entirely too serious for his own good. Misa and Feli hated the rigidity even if they were well-appreciative of some of the academic challenges the school used to offer. Potions specifically. It had been a fine ground to hone their skills, but other than that, neither of them found Hogwarts to be of much interest. Tizi probably would have left school if he'd been allowed to by his parents from what she could remember. Knowing he was now working at the same school was nothing short of weird. "And is there really nothing wrong with Hogwarts?" she asked sweetly as she pulled them into a nondescript restaurant that she heard at least served decent pasta. Misa very much doubted that Tizi would pack up his life to return to New Zealand on a whim, especially when she knew that he'd found living in Japan to be enjoyable. "Worried then," she amended as they were sat at a table.​

 

[Tiziano Edogawa]

Tizi scoffed, dropping into his seat and drumming his fingers idly on the table. “Of course there’s something wrong with Hogwarts,” he said, rolling his eyes. If there was nothing wrong he wouldn’t have been there, and he was almost surprised she couldn’t hear the sarcasm in his tone. The last place he wanted to be was there, he’d left the school in his second or third year, he couldn’t really remember, because he’d hated it so much. “It’s a bloody mess, people run wild, the Headmaster doesn’t do anything to help the students, and last I heard, one kid dropped out because he was so badly bullied he couldn’t even face the school anymore” whether it was true or not, Tizi wasn’t sure, all he knew was that people had said a kid dropped out, the speculation of why was a bit beyond him. “But I’m dealing with it in my way,” he said, leaning back against his chair and looking around at the restaurant. It definitely wasn’t the kind of place he would normally be, but Misa did have good taste - sometimes.

“And I liked school just fine, I just didn’t like being told what to do by idiots who thought they were smarter than me,” he added, lips curling in distaste. As if the school was somehow better than the students it taught. Maybe some of the professors needed to learn that students were smart, they just had to learn the same things as the professors. And who was smarter, someone with general knowlegde on everything, or someone who had specialised knowledge in one thing? Of course he’d willingly walked back into all of this, back into the drama. He leaned on his hand, studying his sister. “But I’m here now, aren’t I? Doing my part. Playing responsible adult.” He was mocking himself mostly, or the situation. Hard to tell.

When she mentioned that Ai was worried, he rolled his eyes. “Worried about what? She’d just got a bee in her bonnet because I didn’t tell her,” his mother, unfortunately was a grade A clinger, and honestly their relationship hadn’t been the same since the truth came out. He loved her, always would, but she still lied to him his whole life. Then tried to do something incredibly stupid to rectify it. He wouldn’t ever forgive her for that. “If you’re asking if I came back for some noble reason, don’t. I’ve got my own reasons, and that’s all there is to it.” He had no reason to lay everything out for her, he never told anyone his whole plan. Not even Lille, honestly, though she tended to know more than most because he trusted her implicitly, unlike most members of his family. “But if it makes you feel better, let’s just say I’ve got unfinished business.”​