Writing as my dNPC Timothy Grey to @Arthur Kirkstone


There was an awkward silence after their headmaster had announced their school would do collaborations with others. At first, Timothy didn't register anything the headmaster had just said, he was preoccupied in searching for more clothes to wear, already borrowing the robes of others. Two scarves were not nearly enough. He hated the climate and it took weeks for him to adjust to the new temperatures. All he wanted was to return to his room and sleep infron the fireplace. 

Slowly, as he became aware of the silence, the words made sense in his mind. "Collaboration?" he spoke silently and yet he felt everybody must have heard it. Their headmaster was an odd fellow but that idea was outragous even for him. Writing letters to whomever it may concern? Why would they do that? He was not the only one with that thought. 

Yet, they all had barely a word to say in that matter. In fact, they all had to be happy about it to have been given a new task. As if school alone wasn't enough. 

Within three days they all had to write a letter. To whom? Well another secret. Covered in blankets Timothy sat on the table with others from his house, with whom he shared the burden. They all stared at their parchment, not knowing what to write. Timothy shook his head and just started to move his feather:

To … I don't know ... To you

You are a Hogwarts student, that is about all that I was allowed to know. I guess you too have heard the news of the great collaboration! The reason is beyond me. Ilvermorny guy here. I ... What do you write in a letter if you don't know anything about the other person? To be honest, I'm forced to write this and wouldn't my grades be on the stakes, I wouldn't do this. I really have other things to do.  

So, I will pretend to be interested and I will also pretend you are interested. Really, I'm alright in sending blank papers back and forth. Why make it harder for both of us?

Having said that, let's check the necessitys: I'm Timothy, Tunderbird student, and my hobbies are not writing letters. Yes, this should be enough. 

Timothy looked at the paper and read over it one time. It was a letter, he decided and put his name under it. 

Cheers,
Timothy Grey

He quickly folded the letter without caring too much if it is neatly done or not, and considered his options of actually sending it. He would surely not use any owl. That poor thing would have to fly all over to the old world just to deliver a letter he didn't want to write in the first place. No. He would send it to his parents, they could use the old fashion way and send it over via post. 

OOC: The letter will be delivered to the Post Office of London. From there it will be delivered vie owl to Hogwarts.