"Right," he nodded. "Right! The emergency plans..." he ran through it in his head, trying to picture what the emergency routine was. "We're to meet on the Green if there's a fire and we're to meet in King's Hall if something on the grounds happens," he remembered finally.

"We should move some of these people," he looked over to where an elderly couple hobbled along and silently thanked whatever gods that would listen that his grandparents had stayed home for this year's parent's weekend. He rushed over and offered his arm to the woman. "Let me help," he said to her.

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Julian was relieved that Hendrix seemed to know what to do and following his lead grabbed the elbow of the elderly gent. He seemed quite deaf, probably even more so now.

"How loud was the explosion? I thought my windows were going to shatter! I bet some muggles are wondering what it was." They wouldn't be able to get in anyway Julian assumed, but gave a look of worry to the younger boy all the same.

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"It was pretty loud, shook the grounds and everything," he nodded. "I don't think the muggles could not hear it. They probably think it's an earthquake though," he said looking around. "I wonder if they saw the smoke..."

"Maybe they'll think it's the mist," he suggested, still looking concerned. They were high up in the mountains but it was obvious that there was a difference between smoke and mist. "They'll smooth it out with the muggle liasons I think," he said distracted.

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"You're right. Man, I hope they find whoever did this" Julian growled as the man he was supporting trembled fearfully.

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"Me too," he sneered, getting a little indignant about how someone could take such a big risk. "How stupid does someone have to be anyways?" he asked. "All these people..." he shook his head and patted the older woman's hand.

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