Exit Strategy | Felicity and Eleven
Eleven was so sure that she wasn’t going to follow, but before he could stop her, Felicity was slipping into the classroom and shutting the door. Now they were shut in a classroom with a boggart, and the loom of at least detention on the outside.
“Are you insane?! Why would you –?” There was a snarling bark from the boggart behind them, and then a pounding on the door in front of them, and Eleven looked like he was about to strangle the Ravenclaw girl in front of him. “I thought you were smart?!”
Sighing dramatically, he spun on his heel and flung his wand out at the boggart, stunning it and sending it flying into a cabinet on the opposite side of the room. He was mumbling to himself. “Guess I can’t expect much when not everyone can be as smart as myself….”
Another swift movement and he had pulled his sweater sleeves up, ready to get down to business. The knocking on the door grew. “We know you’re in there, and we are going to give you a chance to come clean before we break you out ourselves!”
Rolling his eyes, he motioned for the girl to come away from the door (why was she still just standing there?) and then yanked a key out from beneath his neckline. The Gryffindor put the key to his lips and muttered something incomprehensible, his eyes lighting up as the key began to glow.
Felicity scowled a little when Eleven snapped at her, hands clenching. “Because there’s someone about to come and get us both in a lot of trouble, and you know, I’d rather worry about a boggart than a boggart and one million years dungeon!” It took everything in her to not stamp her heel, her frustration radiating off of her nonetheless.
The smart comment (or rather, implying she wasn’t smart) was the last straw. “You know what? What do you expect when you just run around, being all weird, and just--” She cut herself off, moving away from the door to watch the glowing key. “So... What’s with the glowing key? Since we’re, y’know, in the middle of a crisis. And all. We’re just. Hanging out with a key that glows. Why not.”







