Seven in the morning. With sleep still in her eyes despite being fully dressed for their London departure--a mostly white ensemble with a coat, scarf, dress, and dark tights--she knocked upon the other's door, her gloved hand echoing upon the wooden surface as she called out. A huge pink trolley stood behind her, and she hoped the other did take to her words and packed what was needed for the trip that very night. "Kookie? Are you ready to leave?"
He'd just finished carefully folding an old suit -- the one that he'd worn to his own father's funeral -- when the knock resounded across the room, and he made sure to leave a note at his roommate's desk before he opened the door, snakes wound around his form. "Ready," he replied, Nagini in a cage under his arm, plain black luggage at his side. "Don't worry about Monty and Sir Nelson; I just fed 'em, so they'll behave."









