Though Harry’s eyes had already found Draco, the way he moved towards them made the yard swim, a trick of perspective that his muddled brain failed to process. Besides him, Buchannan turned to follow his line of sight, less quick to identify Draco in a crowd.<br/>“You’re really getting to see the DMLE at work,” Buchannan greeted with a sort of exasperation that still rang too-cheerful, never seeming to tire of getting to share the intricacies of the Ministry.<br/>Shifting his stance, Buchannan widened their circle, encouraging Draco to participate in a retelling Harry had no interest in hearing. Had Draco not approached them, he likely wouldn’t have lingered, too-aware of the proceedings for them to be repeated to him.<br/>“There’s a lot of back and forth in cases like these. They usually remain Auror jurisdiction, but there tends to be overlap between forensics and cursebreaking - you’ll soon see,” Buchannan went on with a smile, crossing his arms over his chest. “The body’s theirs to start, but Tsai and her team are looking over the remaining objects for any trace of organic matter. If they come back positive they might indicate uses of blood magic, and then it’s for the Department of Mysteries to get involved.”<br/>Harry blinked, feeling his gaze glaze over, queasy at the mere prospect.