RetroWitchcraft
Star
- Joined
- Jun 24, 2011
- Location
- The Basement
There was little choice in the matter. All of their herbs had either died in their attempts to make their own garden or had been nibbled on by hungry rabbits. Many things had rested on having the right spell and potion components. Unlike Muggles, who could easily improvise with swapping one thing with another, magic was a precise art. Even the most unstable of potions had to be mixed just right. It was a chore but Roslyn was never much for potions.
Her skill lain in spell work and, more precisely, spell work that could cause a lot of damage. Very much like the wielder, the magic she was most akin to was combative. Hexes were another thing she could do without much effort. She could that potions drudgery to her subordinates. Fetching supplies for said potions, however, would be a job for her and three other people who could throw spells like her.
With the way the Wizarding War had ended, Death Eaters were everywhere; crawling like the filthy bugs that they were. That infestation was something Roslyn planned to eradicate completely.
The wall that had been separating Diagon Alley and the muggle world had been utterly obliterated. Like Voldermort had promised, regular humans fell beneath the yolk of wizards and the first step in that was exposing them to the witching world in the most brutal of ways. Slavery of muggles had become a rather popular sport. As she and the three others walked in she could see many with collars around their necks and being lead by leashes. Some were dressed in normal clothes, others had been given silks, still others were dressed as a house elf might be in rags and bits of things that should never have been on the body, and (disgustingly enough) there were the select few that were forced to be dragged around completely nude.
She turned to her fellows, pulling back her hood ever so slightly, revealing the fiery red locks and brilliant blue eyes beneath the shadow of it.
“We will have to break up to find what we need. If we travel in a group of four it might seem suspicious.” She leaned in close to whisper to them and, in the noise of the crowd, her words were nearly lost. “We can’t make it too long. Even dressed as rouge witch hunters, we may draw suspicions.”
A young man stepped forward and nodded his head. “I will go towards the old bookstore; near the entrance of Knockturn.”
"Right, Faust." The woman returned the hood fully to her head and nodded. “I will go to the places where the rest of you don’t feel comfortable, alright?”
A sheepish sort a girl with brown hair nodded. "I heard that the new shop owner for the potions supplies store is just dreadful."
"Then that is where I will go, Moira."
Her skill lain in spell work and, more precisely, spell work that could cause a lot of damage. Very much like the wielder, the magic she was most akin to was combative. Hexes were another thing she could do without much effort. She could that potions drudgery to her subordinates. Fetching supplies for said potions, however, would be a job for her and three other people who could throw spells like her.
With the way the Wizarding War had ended, Death Eaters were everywhere; crawling like the filthy bugs that they were. That infestation was something Roslyn planned to eradicate completely.
The wall that had been separating Diagon Alley and the muggle world had been utterly obliterated. Like Voldermort had promised, regular humans fell beneath the yolk of wizards and the first step in that was exposing them to the witching world in the most brutal of ways. Slavery of muggles had become a rather popular sport. As she and the three others walked in she could see many with collars around their necks and being lead by leashes. Some were dressed in normal clothes, others had been given silks, still others were dressed as a house elf might be in rags and bits of things that should never have been on the body, and (disgustingly enough) there were the select few that were forced to be dragged around completely nude.
She turned to her fellows, pulling back her hood ever so slightly, revealing the fiery red locks and brilliant blue eyes beneath the shadow of it.
“We will have to break up to find what we need. If we travel in a group of four it might seem suspicious.” She leaned in close to whisper to them and, in the noise of the crowd, her words were nearly lost. “We can’t make it too long. Even dressed as rouge witch hunters, we may draw suspicions.”
A young man stepped forward and nodded his head. “I will go towards the old bookstore; near the entrance of Knockturn.”
"Right, Faust." The woman returned the hood fully to her head and nodded. “I will go to the places where the rest of you don’t feel comfortable, alright?”
A sheepish sort a girl with brown hair nodded. "I heard that the new shop owner for the potions supplies store is just dreadful."
"Then that is where I will go, Moira."