A word on conduct (Brie Alley)

[Azar Salinas]

A new term, and something else new for Azar came with it. Trouble with a house member. In this case, it was a fight involving one of his pupils with a Slytherin. Reported to him by a prefect, Azar noted that it was a first offence for the person involved and so was hoping for just a quiet word on future conduct with the student. Deep down he felt that if the Slytherin had been being offensive, they deserved any pain they received, but he had to act is duty and keep his steer his charge out of any future, possibly more serious problems.

Seated behind his desk, Azar checked his watch, eager to get the arrange meeting over with. He didn't really like dishing out talks and seriousness, and so would try to be brief with his assesment of the situation. A few words, a warning for the future and it would be it. He would have done his duty, and hopefully he wouldn't see the student again in his office.

[Brie Alley]

With classes and everything going. She had almost forgotten about the fight. Yes. The fight. Her and Kaley. Did that ring a bell. Brie never expected it to go this far. Many people looked at her like she was crazy. Fighting a Slythie. Wasn't a good idea. She was told that many times. She tried to avoid it at all costs. But that didn't seem to work.

She had been contacted by Azar. Her head of house. That was not good. He wanted to speak with her about this, so called fight. She didn't blamed him though. Every teacher would be concerned. She sighed. And walked down to his office. This was gonna be hard. Espeically since, he was the head of her house. She saw that his office door was open. She was walked inside. And sat down on a chair, in front of his desk. "Hello." She said.

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[Azar Salinas]

Azar looked up as he heard a noise. Smiling slightly as his charge entered he waved his wand to close the door, before waiting for her to seat herself. Once she was comfortable, he began. "You know why you're here." he said, skipping pleasantries. "I have just a brief report from a prefect here, and so what I'd like to hear first is the full, honest account of what happened from you. Then I'll see how I feel.".

Picking up the 'brief report', Azar scanned it once more, noting the key points and eager to see if Brie contradicted these, or would be honest. He would then be able to make his decision on punishment on both factors, actions and honesty, and also if she showed remorse.