never should have come here (open)

For Indigo, who had his heart set on the Ministry for the majority of his life, the long hallways and extravagant decor felt strangely cold and intimidating. He often thought about going there as a student or having his first say: the wonder and immense pride would stick out his chest. But currently he looked meek, and kept looking over his shoulder.

Did he really want to work here, in the current climate, after all?

On top of that, he was lost. He was supposed to be at the Obliviator Headquarters, but he found himself down some horrible corridor. Part of him wanted to just run back to the lifts, go to the Atrium, and go home. Although he would never admit to it, he was beginning to feel scared.

Sage had been trying to go to every place that provided her a lead. And the British ministry had been next on her list of places to go. Even if she had been keeping her head up, and had hid a dagger in the boot of hers and she made her way out of the fireplace. She needed to find a lead and kill whoever killed the man she trusted and than go back home.

The British were really annoying her, and she didn't want to see her real father.

Taking a look at her notes on the office, she looked for the auror's office. And she didn't know, so that meant she needed to put her perfect face on. Giving a small smile, she went to a person and she asked, "You think you can help me find the auror's office?" she asked with curiousity. Hoping it wasn't another dead end and tried not have anyone be onto her lead.

@Indigo Macmillan