#spent a good 10 minutes killing one blue goblin

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Day 2 of Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

- okay so I’m on a cliff. Instead of jumping I’m gonna just teleport to one of the other places

- oops that was the place with all the turrets guess I’ll run for my life then

- grabbed a frog. Poor guys gonna get eaten alive

- ran into more mobs. Blue one one-shotted me. Rude.

- came back, threw a bomb and blew up the weaker ones

- threw another bomb and blew myself up but it’s okay I’m still alive. And I have food

- blew up a bomb and missed. Got hit again but still have a bit of health

-blew him up *again* and he’s getting kinda low

- guy is back to full health? That’s not fair only I’m allowed to do that

- shot all my ice arrows and missed

- shot all my fire arrows and hit him

- managed to kill him by running away and dropping the square bombs on him. I feel more accomplished than when I didn’t drown in mud

- loot was more fire arrows I approve

- shot another pig thing but it jumped off a cliff

- :(

- blew myself up again, still haven’t figured out the range on those bombs

- climbed a tree and stole some eggs

- found a rock golem but managed to do no damage. In a rare display of self preservation I decided to run away and not spend the next half hour trying to kill it

- found another skull cave but it’s empty feels like a trap

- nah it’s all good??

- climbed the mountain in search of the other dungeon

- it was cold tho

- the old man said he’d give me his warm doublet. Idk what a doublet is but he said warm so imma go get that. His thing says seafood near the tower so I’m gonna try fish

- fish worked, I guess doublet is a fancy name for a jumper

- climbed back up the mountain

- saw a raft, maybe I can take it across

- cut some trees in order to make my way over because the bridge was broken

- got over to the dock but fell in the water anyway

- survived and got there in one piece

- raft is gone

- waited for a while no raft

- went back across and tried to light a fire, still unsuccessful the flint didn’t work neither did the bomb

- raft is back

- got on the raft

- now I am on the raft but it is not moving

- stood around a bit and now it’s moving, hopefully it doesn’t take me off a waterfall

- apparently there was a bridge there the whole time but okay this works too

- some goblins threw some rocks at me and I threw some bombs back. We had a good time

- sweet I’m Elsa now

- shrine was pretty easy

- this guy knows my (Link’s) name he knows who I am

- tried to get the chest in the middle of the lake. Was less easy but we got there, only died twice

- he said to draw lines on the map but imma just guess it’s the place with the statue

- yay more heart

- yeah I was right

- also right about him knowing stuff, guess he’s a king now lol

- welp time to go save a princess I guess

- I mean he says that i have to hurry but I’ll probably get diverted more than a few times along the way

- wind shrine was pretty easy tbh

- smart guy guarding the thing but also silly because it would kill him easily. Not much winning there

- old guy said to go between the mountains but around looks quicker

- found another tower that’s nice

- Link climbs very slowly

- died again, if only someone (possibly like 3 separate NPCs perhaps) had warned me about the sentinels. This is what I get for trying a shortcut

- back at the tower? I guess I’ll go between the mountains then, road is hopefully safer

- found another shrine but it had spikes everywhere. I just left it

- girl is nice for giving me a pot

- Blood Moon had risen. I wonder if you can just not talk to that guy?

- horses, that’s nice I will try to get one

- I failed to get the horse

- succeeded at killing a goat tho

- everyone is giving me directions to the wrong village lol

- plant guy wants his maracas

- go to the mobs

- oh god there’s three blue ones

- some NPC showed up mid fight, poor guy looks traumatised

- my method of dropping bombs and running away has yet to fail me, we got the maracas

- Bugus gave me food for “saving him” but I’m not about (or able) to correct him

- an extra inventory slot for some maracas and that seed the flower said to give to someone (can’t remember who lol, hope it wasn’t too important)? Sure I’ll take it

- okay now I gotta go lol, fun game tho

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Spider-Man: 10 Mistakes Sony Made In The Past | ScreenRant

The character of Spider-Man is in a state of flux at present, with the world still waiting to see whether he’ll stay in the MCU or return to Sony. The studios' failure to come to an agreement that would see the webslinger continue to rub shoulders with the rest of Marvel’s big characters has got fans sweating on his involvement in the franchise going forward - and with good reason.

RELATED: Sony Developing 5-6 TV Shows Set in Spider-Man's Universe

While Sony may have produced some stellar Spidey movies over the years, they’ve also made some big mistakes when it came to handling the character and the rest of the people in his world. We now take a look at the top 10 mistakes they’ve made, starting with a questionable casting choice.

10 Casting Tobey Maguire

Don’t get us wrong, we absolutely loved Tobey Maguire in Sam Raimi's original Spider-Man trilogy. However, the brutal fact is that Maguire was too old to be given such a role in the first place.

Peter has, for the most part, been a nerdy teenager in high school. And though Maguire had a youthful, boyish complexion at the time he was, at the age of 26, too experienced for it. He barely passed as a teenager and by the time Spider-Man 2 was released he had aged to the point where he was a fully-fledged man.

9 Using The Same Old Story

Spider-Man’s MCU tenure is popular because he was involved in different plots. In Captain America: Civil War, he fought alongside Tony Stark. In his solo movies, he fought against Tony Stark’s enemies. And in Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame, he joined Marvel’s big guns defeat Thanos.

It's certainly different from when Sony's Spider-Man movies. A big mistake they made was having Peter rescue Mary Jane in every single movie. It was Green Goblin in the original, Doctor Octopus in the next, then Venom and Sandman in the third. It was tiresome, to say the last.

8 Throwing Venom Into Spider-Man 3

By the time Spider-Man 3 hit cinemas, its predecessors garnered plenty of critical and fan acclaim. However, that changed with the final chapter of Sam Raimi’s trilogy - with the decision to make Eddie Brock transform into Venom, derailing the franchise completely.

RELATED: 10 Hilarious Spider-Man Logic Memes Only True Marvel Fans Will Understand

Raimi gave screen time to Eddie but Sony, wanting to up the ante and please fans, tinkered with the script. This resulted in Venom’s character arc coming across as rushed at the expense of Eddie's character, who the movie had treated well up until that point. It also paved the way for the next problem.

7 Too Many Villains

One of the reasons why Sony’s decision was poor was that it meant Eddie would become the third villain of Spider-Man 3. We already had Harry Osborn as the new Goblin and Sandman, who was questionably revealed to be Uncle Ben's true killer.

This meant that all three villains ended up being forgettable and tame. Sony didn’t learn their lesson, using the Green Goblin, Electro and Rhino in 2014’s critically-panned The Amazing Spider-Man 2. Like Spider-Man 3, that blockbuster was a franchise killer with Peter Parker hopping to the MCU in Captain America: Civil War two years later.

6 Poor Suit Designs

The original Spider-Man suit was a joy to watch, with its vibrant colors right out of the comics. This was slightly tinkered with in the sequels but when the series was rebooted with The Amazing Spider-Man, they took it in a different direction.

RELATED: 5 Reasons Why Spider-Man Leaving The MCU Would Be Devastating (& 5 Why It Might Not Be So Bad)

The suit in The Amazing Spider-Man was appalling: it had weird yellow eyes, the red and blue pattern looked bizarre, and the spider on emblem didn’t look woven into the material. Sony realized their error and designed a suit too similar to the Sam Raimi films - showing a lack of imagination in the process.

5 Rehashing Uncle Ben’s Death

Obviously with every reboot, you can expect another origin story. But the franchise committed a giant mistake by making fans sit through Uncle Ben dying again - just 10 years after they’d already seen him murdered on screen.

Not only that but the rebooted version of the series spent the bulk of its first scene having Peter chase down every single man who looked remotely like the killer. It was boring and took away from the true plot point of the story: Dr Connors's plot to turn everybody into giant lizards. Sigh. Thankfully, the MCU steered clear of Ben’s character.

4 Centering On Peter Parker’s Parents

The one mistake that trumps Uncle Ben's death is trying to make fans care about Peter's parents, Richard and Mary Parker. The reason Peter’s parents are often omitted from Spider-Man media is simply because nobody cares.

Nothing in The Amazing Spider-Man changed that. Sure, their plane fight is exciting but nobody cares when Peter’s tracking down his father’s old laboratory where the radioactive spiders were created. It was a yawn fest and the worst thing is that Sony planned for Richard to appear in the flesh in a deleted scene. We’re grateful that never made the final cut.

3 Getting The Tone Wrong

The MCU Spider-Man had a consistently comedic tone throughout the five blockbusters he’s appeared in. The same couldn’t be said for Sony, though. The blueprint that was successful for the first two movies of Sam Raimi’s trilogy was thrown out of the window in Spider-Man 3. with its dark energy contrasting what had come before.

RELATED: Marvel Just Announced The MCU's Perfect Spider-Man Replacement

The Amazing Spider-Man 2 also got its tone wrong. One minute we’re laughing at him and Gwen trying to get along together, the next we’re watching Electro try to murder half of New York City. You get the gist. It never worked.

2 Underwhelming Universe Characters

Everybody in the MCU Spider-Man’s world has been fleshed out. Whether it be Captain America or MJ, we know who's who and what their roles are. That could not be said for Sony, particularly The Amazing Spider-Man films.

You may have forgotten, but there were some pretty big people in that movie. Norman Osborn, Felicia Hardy, and Donald Menken all make appearances. However, very little happens between the three. Norman is killed off early, Felicia has minutes on screen and Mencken spends the bulk of the movie looking foolish. To say there scenes are underwhelming is an understatement.

1 Not Finishing Spider-Man's Stories

Sony is about to end Spider-Man’s time in the MCU, meaning we’ll never get to see the aftermath of THAT post-credits scene from Spider-Man: Far From Home. Ironically, the studio has a track record of prematurely ending Spider-Man franchises.

The Sam Raimi trilogy left Peter Parker and Mary Jane's relationship up in the air in Spider-Man 3, while Peter's response to Gwen Stacy's death in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 is never delved into. Additionally, plots about Harry Osborn and the hinted union of the Sinister Six were left unresolved. Which, for all its flaws, was a giant shame.

NEXT: Spider-Man: 10 Ways The MCU Might Still Pay Off Far From Home's Big Identity Twist

source https://screenrant.com/sony-spider-man-mistakes/

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Chapter 1: Meet, Greet, and Boogie

Chapter 1: Meet, Greet, and Boogie

In the city of Neverwinter, a dwarf named Gundren Rockseeker asked you to bring a wagonload of provisions to the rough-and-tumble settlement of Phandalin, a couple of days' travel southeast of the city.Gundren was clearly excited and more than a little secretive about his reasons for the trip, saying only he and his brothers had found "something big" and that he'd pay you ten gold pieces each for escorting his supplies safely to Barthen's Provisions, a trading post in Phandalin. He then set out ahead of you on horse, along with a warrior escort named Sildar Hallwinter, claiming he needed to arrive early to "take care of business."The ragtag group of hired muscle spent the last few days in utter awkward silence, following the High Road south from Neverwinter, and just recently, they veered east along the Triboar Trail. No troube had been encountered, but this was dangerous territory. Bandits, outlaws, and other monsters had been known to lurk along the trail

The silver haired moon druid was the first of the bunch to speak up. Her voice was soft spoken, but self-assured." Well, I am Naivara Goldpetal. I've been living alone for a long time and recently the woods I've come to know as home have been feeling uneasy. As this was my only lead, I decided to find Gundren and ask him to hire me out to figure out what was wrong."The only other female of the group, a paladin by the looks of her armor and the religious symbol she had etched into the metal, nodded approvingly. She seemed to respect Naivara's reasons for joining before speaking up.

"I am Eralyn Everhart. I have no personal reasons for being here other than the visions from my deity Pelor, God of the sun and healing." She glanced around the group proudly. "I am here to assist Gundren in any way I can while searching for this unknown threat."

"I for one am glad to have another female in the group," Naivara grins mischievously to Eralyn.

The paladins jerks her chin towards the other three companions in the group, "And who are you all?"

The one walking alongside the carriage, clad in robes and obscuring his face spoke up. His voice was almost human, but it had a sort of sinister-sounding undertone to it. It was smooth, yet serpent-like. "I'm Ekemon Bon. I am a monk who left my temple after it was massacred by bandits. I killed their leader and fled." He kept walking, clearly done with participating in the conversation any longer than necessary. His purple tail slipped out from his cloak. So, he was a Tiefling. Not many would rise to the surface unless in dire need of escape. His story seemed true, at least to those in the party.

The next to speak was the half-orc. He wore rugged furs over his scale mail armor. He was enormous, towering over everyone in the group. He had a gruff voice, very harsh. It was common for Orcs speaking common to transfer some of the harsh consonants over and sound more rugged than usual. "I was raised by wolves. My parents left me at age three. A travelling human took me in and taught me  common speak and ever since age 5 I have been training. I live for chaos and love killing. My name is Judis the Third."His fiery red skin and eyes seemed to glow brighter as he spoke, emphasizing his desire for chaos

The final one to speak was a small forest gnome. He was 3'6" and had blue hair, skin, and eyes. Strangely enough, he seemed older and wiser despite being the smallest person there. "WELL, I've never been so disrespected in all my 350 years of living!" The voice that came out was high pitched and alarming as it began yelling about how the barbarian, Judis, had stuffed him in his pack thinking it was a stuffed toy. "How do you even mistake a moving person for a toy! Such insolence! I should beat you and show you how gnomes take care of problems!" He held up his fists menacingly before eventually sighing and calming down.

After initial introductions were made, the paladin and ranger moved to the front of the cart. The Paladin took the Reins while the Ranger took watch behind her, looking for signs of danger or suspicious movement in the trees. The tiefling monk never joined the group on the carriage, prefering to keep to himself and walk beside it.Half a day passed as the group escorted the carriage along the Triboar Trail. As they rounded a bend in the road, the ranger spotted two dead horses ahead on the path fifty feet away. Feathered arrows were sticking out of the horses, still bleeding from whatever had attacked them. 

Naivara inspects the carnage from the carriage, noticing the horses are Gundren Rockseeker's and that the arrows are of crude, goblin make. "Everyone, be on your guard. Goblins attacked these horses. Recently. And they belong to our employer, Gundren Rockseeker." Everyone pulled out their weapons as Fnipper Timbers, the gnome, ran ahead to inspect the carnage up close.An arrow thudded into the tree behind Fnipper and a scratch formed on his cheek. Goblins screeched and flanked the scene. Two had swords and the other two had shortbows.

 Quickly, Naviara knocks an arrow and takes up position on the front of the wagon behind the paladin.She releases the arrow before the goblins have time to notice her. One with a shortbow tumbles and hits the ground with a dull thud.The other goblin with the shortbow retreats into the woods as the two with swords take up a defensive position.

 Fnipper, in a bind quickly runs up to the goblin and shoots his crossbow, but he swung the bow too quickly and the arrow just barely missed the goblin.

Judis bellows a roar and charges headlong towards the goblin not currently battling a 3 foot tall gnome and swings his axe at the goblin's head. Unknown to Judis, there were vines creeping along the ground and he tripped, embedding the axe in the ground by the goblin's feet rather than beheading the cackling creature. 

Eralyn Everhart, saying a quick prayer, runs to assist Fnipper and manages to slice a shallow wound into the goblin's stomach. It screams and reels back, giving Fnipper time to catch his breath.

 Fnipper then disguised himself as a goblin and vanished. 

Ekemon calmly stalked towards the goblin in combat with Judis. It was struggling, but not defeated. He approached and, while it was distracted, embedded his shortsword in the goblin's back, effectively twisting it. The light in the goblin's eyes vanished and it slumped to the ground. Judis nodded in thanks and Ekemon turned to the forest where the last goblin fled, debating whether or not it would be beneficial to look for it alone. 

Naivara, deducing that Ekemon and Judis were not in immediate danger, sheathed her longbow and pulled out two shortswords from her back. She charged, leaping over Fnipper and swinging her swords down into the goblin's neck.The goblin narrowly dodged, rolling along the ground before standing again and running back towards the three.It bounced it's sword harmlessly off of Eralyn's armor and seemed to become aware of how dire it's situation was becoming. Ekemon stalked over and killed him before he could flee.

The group relaxed, but Naivara kept vigilant, searching for the missing goblin. She spotted him sprinting through the woods to flee. Nocking an arrow, she fired and the arrow squelched into it's leg. It rolled, screeching, before hobbling to it's feet and attempting to run."It's getting away! We need to catch it!" Naivara yelled. "It's injured and weak!"Everyone stares in the direction of the goblin, moving to sprint after it.

WHOOSH 

Naivara, Ekemon, and Eralyn halt as a small, crossbow wielding body flies past them, shouting and whooping with excitement.Judis begins stalking ahead of the group, laughing as he had thrown Fnipper at a high speed through the trees towards the fleeing goblin..The goblin looks behind to the group, almost snickering if not for the pain. Then he saw the rapidly flying missile that was grinning at him. He screamed and sprinted, tripping and scrabbling for purchase as he ran through the rough forest floor. 

Fnipper was ready to be thrown, had even suggested it. He was not, however, ready when Judis didn't get his aim right and he found himself heading straight for a tree trunk rather than a goblin.Miraculously, he grabbed a branch and swung himself down with a flip, landing on his feet perfectly.In a bard's dramatic fashion, he pointed his crossbow at the sky and fired an arrow. It vanished into the clouds as he watched the goblin running---THUNK!

The arrow embedded itself in the top of it's skull and the body tumbled and eventually rolled to a halt, still as a stone

The group stared in shock, awe, and silence before erupting in jubilant laughter and cheer.

"We did it!" Naivara shrieked happily and high fived Eralyn.

"That was all me," Judis puffed out his chest proudly. 

Fnipper, a tiny dot in the distance, raised his hands and was shouting happily as he ran back to the group with a fire in his eyes.

"A group effort. Thank you Pelor for your protection," Eralyn said calmly, but the fire in her eyes wasn't just adrenaline. It was also a sense of happiness for the companions before her.

Ekemon, although he had said little throughout all of this, had rejoined the group. "It was a good victory. But we should inspect the carnage."

The group nodded and returned to the murdered horses while Naivara helped herself to any valuables the goblins were carrying--12 gold pieces that she split between the group, excluding the paladin who did not want to accept gold she did not need.

After further inspection of the crime scene, they note an empty map bag. The goblin that was fleeing had been running towards a trail that the group decided to follow.They tied the oxen to a tree and hid it out of sight of the road before walking the trail.

Naivara noted the numerous goblin tracks, and what seemed to be two bodies that had been dragged through here recently.10 minutes down the trail, Naivara stopped the group. "Something doesn't feel right. Wait here."

She stepped forward and scratched the ground. Then drew a line around a section of the road. "Goblin snare trap. Don't step in the circle."A few more minutes pass and, while keeping lookout, Naivara trips on a rock. Effectively, she faceplants herself in the dirt and groans in pain. 

Ekemon stepped forward, blocking the group's path and standing before Naivara. "Wait.".He throws a rock, about 10 feet, and it hits the ground with a thud. Then the ground shakes a bit as the ground the rock was on vanishes, falling into a pitfall. 

Naivara's eyes widen and she scrambles backwards before standing and dusting herself off."You saved my life. Thanks."A booming voice (DM) echoes from the sky, specifically into Naivara's head, "It wouldn't have killed you, only injured."After the successful dodging of the pit fall, Judis acting as though he would push Eralyn in for fun as they passed it, the group finally got to the end of the trail.

A wide cavern appears, massive in size and appearing to descend into the earth. The group looked at each other apprehensively. 

Judis cracked his knuckles and had started chuckling and bouncing on his heels. 

Naivara pulled out her longbow cautiously as Eralyn whispered words of protection and prayer to Pelor for the group.

Then they took their first step forward into the depths of the cavern

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Inferius. Part 4: A Serpents Fall From Grace.  (4th August 2017)

Harry:The entire operation took approximately 47 minutes to complete before Harry and Ron had Theodore Nott in their custody.

It hadn't been easy, Nott's henchmen were skilled bastards that gave as good as they got and then some. Both parties suffered minor injuries, with confundus charms and stupefy's being flung out by the Auror's, but Nott's party didn't hold back as they shot sectumsempra's and confringus charms at Harry, Ron and their team.

One by one, the Auror's picked them off like chips off a block of wood, slowly edging forward to Nott manor. By the time they had reached the basement, Nott had been alerted of their presence and was more than ready for them. The Goblin who he was dealing with quickly made his exit and immediately apparated away with his wizard crony.

For the next fifteen minutes, Theo taunted Harry, who fought hard against him, Ron reigning him in when he hit a bit too hard. He couldn't wait to send the bastard down, especially when he sent a cruciatus curse his way, Harry dodged it like a bullet.  He and Ron circled Nott, sweat covering them in the humid basement. Theo had a bloodied nose and frenzied eyes as he laughed in their faces. A creak on the floorboards above them distracted him long enough for Ron to cast a  Petrificus Totalus and they had him in their improsonment. Now, here he was in cell number one, down in the underbelly of the Ministry of Magic awaiting his fate...

Ron: Ron rolled his shoulder blades down his back, pulling on his tattered robes. He had just spent the last 20 minutes getting tided up by a mediwitch in his office. He was tired, but the thrill of the fight and the thought of bringing Nott down was enough to keep him going. He knew he didn't understand fully how Harry must be feeling, but Ron felt an anger he hadn't known in a long while. As he reached the door to the cell, his body tensed. He took a moment, shaking it off before opening the door. "Nott."

Harry: Harry leant over the bathroom sink and breathed heavily. It had been intense but they finally had him, and for that, he was happy. He had all of the evidence against him, Nott didn't have a leg to stand on... Harry straightened up and stretched out his back, listening to the satisfying clicks of his spine before unbuttoning and rolling up the sleeves of his shirt. He chanted to himself in his head as he made his way down to the cell 'Stay calm. Breathe.' He ran his hand through his hair as he approached the door. Without bothering to knock, he grabbed the handle and swung the door open, spying the bright red hair of his friend and colleague and the tattered, bloodied Nott. "Let's get this done shall we?"

Theo: Nott sat on a steel chair, the cool metal against his ripped shirt soothed the gash on his upper arm that Harry had inflicted. On the top of his head his hair had been singed off, both is eyes were black from a fall to the floor and he felt a few of his ribs may be broken. His piercing blue eyes starred at Harry challengingly. The corner of his mouth was upturned, he looked almost pleased with himself; slouching with his legs stretched out and crossed at the ankle.

Ron: Ron watched Harry enter the room, trying to read him as best he could before turning to Nott. His lips pursed and his anger increased looking at the casual way Nott sat, the way he was baiting Harry for a reaction. It was how he held himself that infuriated Ron the most. He’d just been caught and arrested but still, Theodore Nott looked like he’d won. Ron’s eyes narrowed as he leant against the stone wall, letting the silence stew for a moment.

Harry: Harry strode over to Theo, the smirk on his face wide and intimidating. "The stone walls of Azkaban are going to see a lot of that, are they?" he chuckled darkly "Looking at our evidence and the crimes you've committed it looks like you won't be seeing daylight for about....30 years? At least." Harry wandered over to the steel table that sat a meter or so away from Nott and picked up the file that sat upon it, flicking through it gently. "Being in possession of lethal drugs such as 'Inferius', Being involved in numerous deals on the black market, robbery, harming with the intent to kill or seriously maim... tut tut tut" he clicked his tongue on the roof of his mouth. "My, my we have been a naughty wizard..."

Theo: His jaw clenched as he swallowed, his eyes not leaving Harry’s while he spoke. Nott let out a short huff and leant forward in his seat, cracking his neck as he did. “Names. Is that what you want? I’ll give you names,” He spoke clearly and confidently, “I have no loyalty to anyone.”

Harry: ”Names? You think I only want names, Nott?" Harry slammed his fist against the table, causing the smack to echo in the dark room. "You nearly killed my son!" He yelled "My two year old son, who, along with thirteen other young children currently lies in St Mungo's, crying and covered head-to-toe in deadly boils because of you!" He pointed his finger right in Theo's face. "And you sit here, looking like the cat who caught the fucking canary!?" He took a moment to breathe and calm down, glancing at Ron and nodding that he was okay when his friend gave him a concerned look, before turning back to his prisoner. "Who did you buy the Inferius from?"

Theo: Nott’s body jolted slightly as Harry's voice echoed in the small room. "I don't know anything about any kids," his voice was beginning to loose it's calmness, "my business isn't in hurting children." He glanced over at Ron, wondering why the hell the man was even in the room if he was just going to lean against the wall. He looked back over to Harry, "You've got the wrong man, Potter."

Harry: Harry leaned back onto the steel table. "My sources tell me different." Harry lifted his wand up to inspect the handle of it as he continued. "How well do you know Astoria Greengrass?"

Theo: Nott took in a deep breath, his eyes filling with rage. "Astoria," He mouthed. He replayed their altercation from a few hours ago in his head. "Fucking Astoria Greengrass. She's a drunk, a whore. You can't trust a thing that bitch says," Nott spat.  "And I sure as Salazar had nothing to do with your bratts getting sick!"

Harry:Harry could feel his fist begin to clench as Nott said the word 'brats'. He raised his wand and pressed it to Theo's throat, turning it as he put pressure on it. "Watch your tongue, Nott" he growled. "You're right though, YOU certainly can't trust a word Greengrass says... after all, she is my mole." He waited a moment to let it hit Nott, the fact that a woman who he considered to be a reliable confidant was actually going behind his back with a blade at all times. "And as for having nothing to do with the children... what were your whereabouts on Saturday 5th August? In the morning?”

Theo: He ran his hand through his hair as he felt Harry’s wand against his throat. He pressed his body into the chair, looking away from Harry. “I’ll fucking kill her,” He muttered under his breath. His eyes were on the floor as he replayed his movements from the previous days. “I don’t know,“ He said sternly. “Doing the usual stuff, I was most likely at The Den.” Nott’s eyes moved over to Ron, trying to avoid looking at Harry who was far too close to his face for comfort. “I think maybe I went to  a fucking kiddie play thing.”

Harry: The pressure on his wand increased slightly and Harry turned his head slightly to face Ron. "Send that owl, would you? I'm nearly done" he said, nodding at his friend, before turning back to his prisoner. "We have got cctv footage of you entering a play centre at 10:06am on that morning. You met with one of your bits of skirt there, Ivy Wittering? She was more than willing to tell all after a drop of veritaserum... How you were messing about in one of the play areas and one of your vials of Inferius cracked in your pocket." His eyes were menacing now, thinking about how his child, merely a couple of hours after had toddled over that same spot, contracting the awful illness that was now plaguing his poor little body. How it could have killed him. "You were even trying to peddle the stuff to her and her friends! Is that what you want, Nott? Get as many young, innocents on this shit so it can fuel your dirty little business and fill your robes with filthy bloody cash?"

Ron: Ron watched the two men carefully.  As Harry called on him, he caught his eye, questioning silently if he was sure before looking quickly at Nott and nodding sharply to Harry. Ron turned to leave, hoping to Merlin Harry didn’t get too carried away while he was gone.

Theo: Theo watched Ron leave, his heart started to beat heavier against his chest realising it would be just him and Harry. “Look Harry,” He said hurriedly, “people will buy that stuff regardless of who it is that’s selling it. I was making money and people enjoyed the product. I…Even Greengrass used it a couple of times. I’m not the bad guy here. All the guys below me who went out selling, you want them! I’ll give you names, addresses, anything.” He looked Harry in the eye, his face was almost frantic, “Harry, you don’t want to do anything. I mean they will know it was you.”

Harry: ”Who will know it was me, Theo?" The bitter satisfaction began to fester inside Harry as he watched Theodore Nott begin to panic. "Don't you even bring Astoria back into this... she did what she had to do for me" he snapped. Beads of sweat were beginning to form on his forehead and he wiped at them with the back of his hand. "Now, who did you buy it from? I won't ask again. Or do I have to hex it out of you? Do you not even have an ounce of care in the world that you nearly killed a group of innocent children!?"

Theo: Nott kept his eyes on Harry’s wand. “Okay. Okay!” He said quickly, hoping that it would make Potter back away from him, or at least lower his wand from his neck.  “He’s a Bulgarian bloke, I don’t know his real name but goes by Zmiya. He’s been making the stuff out of an abandoned barn in the outskirts of some city there.” Nott sat himself up, rubbing his face with his hand, “Look, Potter. It’s not like I did anything to any kids on purpose, and it’s not like anyone who bought off me didn’t get what they paid for. I’m just a guy who saw a gap in the market and filled it. The people wanted a service, and I provided.”

Harry: ”Don't go all entrepreneurial on me you sick fuck" snarled Harry, as he leant down into his face. "Do you know how many people you have killed with your "product"? How many lives you have endangered!? Imagine your own niece or nephew laying in hospital dying because of this. I'm pretty sure you'd be baying for blood." He turned away from Nott and crossed his arms. "This will go to trial and you WILL be prosecuted. No matter how much you beg, we have the evidence." He turned again to face the raven haired serpent, "Azkaban has a cell with your name on it Theodore Nott and I hope to Merlin that you rot like you deserve, thinking about what you have done."

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