Vivid Fizz
Supernova
- Joined
- Oct 17, 2009
Roslyn listened to the mobile radio with deft attention. Potter Watch was something that everyone Order member listened to. Although she may have not known him very well, she had liked everything Harry Potter stood for, and wanted to make sure that he was okay in such trying times. Unknown to him he was the beacon of hope to all of those who were fighting against the dark order of the Death Eaters. He was The Boy Who Lived. He was the one who could finally put Lord Voldermort six feet under.
“… remember, kids,” the familiar voice of the former Hogwarts Quiddicth announcer continued, “Support Harry Potter as much as you can. Can’t let Moldy Voldy get the best of us! That is it for Potter Watch. Next Password is ‘Hopswitch’.”
The sound of the radio fizzled and all that could be heard around her was the sound of the wind. She turned the knob to the ‘off’ setting before she placed the now silent device into her backpack. As quietly as she could manage, she zipped it back up and shouldered it. Tonight she had been sent to do recon. A meeting of Death Eaters at the house of a particularly prestigious one and there was to be some pertinent information exchanged during it. Most magical bugs could be detected by their means, which made gleaning anything difficult. An operative needed to be present. It made it dangerous.
Keeping the safe distance, she rolled out an extendable ear. Those Weasley twins really knew how to make brilliant gadgets and that particular invention was not detectable by magical means. You had to have an attention to detail and, in this darkness with the masks that Death Eaters wore, she highly doubted that anyone would find her.
The redhead simply waited. It wouldn’t be long now.
“… remember, kids,” the familiar voice of the former Hogwarts Quiddicth announcer continued, “Support Harry Potter as much as you can. Can’t let Moldy Voldy get the best of us! That is it for Potter Watch. Next Password is ‘Hopswitch’.”
The sound of the radio fizzled and all that could be heard around her was the sound of the wind. She turned the knob to the ‘off’ setting before she placed the now silent device into her backpack. As quietly as she could manage, she zipped it back up and shouldered it. Tonight she had been sent to do recon. A meeting of Death Eaters at the house of a particularly prestigious one and there was to be some pertinent information exchanged during it. Most magical bugs could be detected by their means, which made gleaning anything difficult. An operative needed to be present. It made it dangerous.
Keeping the safe distance, she rolled out an extendable ear. Those Weasley twins really knew how to make brilliant gadgets and that particular invention was not detectable by magical means. You had to have an attention to detail and, in this darkness with the masks that Death Eaters wore, she highly doubted that anyone would find her.
The redhead simply waited. It wouldn’t be long now.