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((Got's it! And I finished it!))
Feo quickly filled the sheet out and handed it back to the headmistress in front of him.
"Did I pass, or did I pass?" He asked, crossing his arms over his chest and leaning back in his chair, his shoulders smoldering and one eyebrow still up.

Ninotchka burst into the room, her hair flying about madly.
"You know?" She asked the calm and collected looking Georgia, whom stood behind her desk looking out the window.
"Yes, it's my job to know," Georgia stated blandly before taking a seat at her desk, her brow furrowing, "I can't see how that girl managed to open a portal though. Something doesn't smell right, still, there isn't much we can do: one of our best magic casters is on leave. We'll need the students help if we hope to salvage anything at all."
"Get bad?" Ninotchka asked.
"Yes, it will, right now it's a dull trickle but as the portal opens to swallow all in it's path more and more creatures will emerge," Georgia explained, still extremely calm given the state, "The students should be able to fend off some of the weaker ones, but first we'll need to gather them. Before we can do that we should inform the staff--I'll leave that to you Nina, as well, please post notices in the dorms and take an extra watch."
"Ja," Ninotchka replied, nodding her head before heading off to do as instructed: to do as she should.
Georgia stayed where she was, she was fully confident that they would be able to seal the portal before it did any permanent damage to the earth. She was slightly concerned for the health of her students, however, if they went out in groups it probably wouldn't be a problem... unless they encountered a wraith, or perhaps a vampire. But that would only be able to happen after sunset, and a curfew would likely stop most of the attacks. It was also likely Raine had taught the students a light spell, which would work on both. If she hadn't, it wouldn't be much of a problem anyway: the students were getting pretty good at running. And so the headmistress waited for any students willing to help to step forward and into her office. Pondering all the while how better to handle the situation.

"Otto McClang I presume? I've met you before now haven't I?" Georgia began, looking at the robotic girl before her, "Meet Ninotchka at the nurse's office at four, there will be an informational meeting and short course before you head out for your first official shift.... try to contain your excitement, and if you find you can't, then use it to your advantage Otto." Georgia sighed, "Yes. Miss Forestchild is absent, however, she has her reasons as do we all." Her link is waning.
"Now get going will you? I have work I must attend to regarding the situation."

Georgia went back to work, figuring things out and piecing things together. It was obvious that Patricia had to have been extremely upset in order to open a portal accidentally. The records did show that she was very highly gifted with magic and that her whole family had been, as well, it seemed many members of her family had attended the school. Immediately, Georgia saw the similarities between Patricia Whitish and her niece Willow. Her train of thought told her not to tell Ninotchka, given the season and the similarities between the two girls.
She started thinking not about how the portal had been opened, but how to close it. It seemed, that the forces of the goblin king, and his followers and their more minor kingdoms, were invading and attacking the school. She'd need everyone's help if they were to turn back the tide for long enough to seal the portal. It would be risky without Raine there to help, but if they could find Patricia then they'd have an enormous advantage.

"Very well, take your time in recharging and we'll see about getting you someone or something to help in your battles," Georgia replied, watching Otto curiously, it wasn't everyday a robot student took down goblins and such, "Be careful in heading back to your dorm, and please do return when you're fully charged."

Georgia smirked at Otto, leaning down and opening a drawer in her desk. She pulled out three wrapped objects, and closed the drawer. Setting the objects down she motioned to Otto too wait. Georgia picked up the longest of the bundles. Her nimble, though aged, fingers picked away at the knot tying fabric in a bundle around the object within. Within seconds she was unwrapping the object. The first thing seen about it was that it was a knife, a long, thin blade just shy of a foot in length. Really, any longer and it would've been a short sword. It hummed with magic and the metal it was made of had a gold-bronze sheen to it though it was clearly neither. Georgia then unwrapped the two others, a pair of two daggers about six inches in length. They lacked the gold-bronze hue of the other, but had an intoxicating blue to their silver. She arranged the three weapons side by side and motioned to Otto to pick her choice-twin daggers, or a longer one capable of storing magic in the hilt.
"Take your pick Miss. McClang, and please hurry. We don't have all day," Georgia stated, her hand waving over the weapons in a wide sweep.

"There are more weapons then needed, Otto, because there are more people then you think," Georgia replied as a girl stepped out of the shadows behind Otto, "Her name is Patricia Whitish, she'll be your new partner in battling this evil."
"I opened the portal," Patricia explained, picking up the knife before her, "I should help close it."