The patronus might be a little overkill, but it's not making Elijah feel worse about the situation, so there's that. The same can not be said for the shrieking. Still, as everything returns to normal around them, he pats Adrian on the shoulder, a half-friendly-half-awkward gesture.
"Thanks, Adrian," he says, before turning around to make sure everyone is still with them. People are already spreading out - investigating, photographing, quibbling amongst themselves. It'd be easy to lose track of someone.
"We should probably all get back to our houses," he says in the loudest and most authoritative voice he can manage.
LATE: NOW WHAT?
"Thanks, Adrian," he says, before turning around to make sure everyone is still with them. People are already spreading out - investigating, photographing, quibbling amongst themselves. It'd be easy to lose track of someone.
"We should probably all get back to our houses," he says in the loudest and most authoritative voice he can manage.