It happened so quickly. The blink of an eye, it couldn't have been anything but magic. When he closed his eyes, he was sitting in the sun, the ocean stretched out ahead of him. When he opened them, he was in a dimly lit room, vast and chilled, a warmthless fire flickering in a grey stone hearth to his left. He sat regally in a wingback chair, plush
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She hadn't remembered how much the shackles hurt her wrists.
Mr. Ollivander sighs and turns over. There's others here too, but the world is spinning too fast to be sure.
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"Lumos," he muttered, following the glow at the tip of his wand until he found a head of blond hair, an the small, cowering body it was attached to.
"We're leaving," he told her, releasing the chains on her wrists with another flick of his wand, right as all the commotion started upstairs. They'd be coming down, soon, with Potter and Weasley in tow. "Dammit," he muttered frustratedly, "We have to go. Now."
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She collapses like a ragdoll at his feet.
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There was a growl at the base of the stairs, Greyback looming in the doorframe, his teeth bared. "What's going on here?" he snarled, his wand raised and a curse on his lips, and Draco had time to lift his own wand, point it at the werewolf when the world dissolved into white.
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He rose from his chair immediately, walked through script of the night that he had memorized by now, but this time, after shoving Greyback's minions out into the garden, he waited. He listened for the shouting, listened for it to disappear down the cellar stairs, then waited for Greyback to emerge from the cellar and return to the drawing room.
This time, when he opened the door with a tap of his wand, there were already voices in the dark. Striding into the room, Draco cast a quick Lumos spell and ( ... )
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