P.005

[third_disaster]

It's kind of strange when I think about it, but this is going to be my last year at Durmstrang. Everyone talks about leaving their mark on the school, but - I pass by the symbol Grindelwald engraved on the walls every day, and it just makes me think how I'd like to get through it alive. How does the saying go? "There are people who attend school,

Comments

[obedient_son]

I didn't expect to have an opportunity like this myself, but it's already been very educational. And interesting. If traveling is an option for you, I don't think it would be a bad idea to take it.

Perhaps when the war is over, you'll be able to visit my country. It is truly beautiful, though very different from Europe..

[third_disaster]

I'd love to see it. Different can be very good.

Though the language barrier could be iffy.

[obedient_son]

I think there are spells that can take care of that for a little while, but nothing long-term. They don't work well though... I suppose Japanese is too difficult of a language.

[of_morgen]

Really now, if you keep on as if you're going to die while you're at school then it will hardly be a surprise if you do end up keeling over one day, yes?

[third_disaster]

I'd rather see death coming than be taken by surprise by it?

[of_morgen]

If it is even coming at all. You do realise, Gwyn, that as ridiculous as all those Muggles and Mudbloods may be acting now, Durmstrang itself is hardly at the very frontline of danger and carnage.

[ministry_bound]

I know a wizarding family willing to let rooms in Bangalore. Not too sound too prideful but...India is a very beautiful country.

[third_disaster]

I would love to see it, if you think they will let me stay.

[ministry_bound]

I'm rather certain of it. Would you like me to send an owl for you so you can start speaking with them?

[third_disaster]

It is more cruel to always fear death than to die.

If everywhere is bad, then staying and going make no difference.