____<br/>Draco had barely sent Potter away before he started feeling guilty about having done so. He knew that his resentment for the man shouldn’t stand in the way of helping the ministry solve a problem; especially when it was something that was so much in his wheelhouse.<br/>It was still fairly early when an owl dropped the Daily Prophet through his kitchen window and Draco was forced to face just exactly what his rejection of Potter had meant.<br/>On the front page, a large story of an attack on the ministry was staring at him. There had not been an attack on the ministry since the war and Draco found himself flipping through the pages to the main story, as he waited for his coffee to brew.<br/>While Potter had told him next to nothing about the artefact in the house, Draco knew that this was the same thing. He also felt very certain someone was carrying the energy of the artefact with them, probably triggering a ward, which had made something go haywire in the system.<br/>It also meant that Draco fully expected Potter to come by again, sooner rather than later.