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[bitterpresent]

I know this issue is starting to get exhausting to read, but I think Professor Bainbridge found a similarity between all of the objects:

They are all small or light enough to be easily carried. Given that students are not allowed to enter the other House's dormitories, it's possible that the perpetrator is someone's pet... Perhaps a cat or even an

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[justbelieveinit]

Uu? A pet did it, uu?

[bitterpresent]

Probably! Do you have one, Maria?

[justbelieveinit]

Uu, Maria's really forgetful, so Mama doesn't think I could take care of one. Does Jomy, uu?

[bitterpresent]

Oh, I see!

I do. He's a cat named Rain. Do you want to play with him sometime?

[makachopgo]

I haven't seen Blair with anything besides her ball, but I'll check if she's hidden stuff under my bed.

[bitterpresent]

Thank you for your cooperation!

[toothballs]

Very good, detective!

[bitterpresent]

Thank you, but this case isn't solved yet.

[toothballs]

It will be soon, if you keep that up.

[bitterpresent]

And if everyone cooperates.

[camelliamagic]

Well animals do tend to have strange habits but it's still odd, the random nature things being taken I mean. You think it's just because they were convenient?

[bitterpresent]

Perhaps. It's also possible that they simply liked what they saw.

[camelliamagic]

True, there may just be some attraction we can't understand, like when magpies take shiny objects.

[bitterpresent]

Some animals are just curious.

[irisfragrance]

You know, that makes a good deal of sense, though if it is an animal I hope it's taking things out of interest.

[bitterpresent]

That's possible! Hopefully, the items would not be ruined when we find them.

[irisfragrance]

Indeed, some people did act rather upset when their things went missing. They have a better chance of being intact if the items are just being hoarded.

[bitterpresent]

And if they're not, I'm sure a simple repairing spell can fix them!