<strong>Brian Fletcher</strong><br/><br/>Brian flashed a brief smile.  "Thanks," he replied, leaving the food for the moment, although he'd skipped breakfast as normal, "Let's see . . . it's a bit smaller than the area around Hogwarts, probably the whole island could fit on the Hogwarts grounds.  The storms get interesting, and the classes.  Lots of . . . different spells."<br/><br/>Or different ways to use basic ones.  There was that interesting variation on<em>wingardium leviosa</em>that they'd learned in Charms last term.  The professor's use, well, it was quite instructive.  Same with the old favorite<em>levicorpus</em>, very interesting with the school's uniforms.<br/><br/><strong>Headmaster Cingriffon</strong><br/><br/>He'd just sat down and started to look over the students, especially the new ones, when Vivienne caught his attention.  Admiring the newcomers was generally one of Thomas' favorite start of term activities.  But, that smile was equally attracting.<br/><br/>"It certainly is, isn't it," he replied, "Although I can't take all the credit.  The founders did an excellent job on the charms and other protections.  And our staff does better than average work maintaining things."  The side benefits, namely the of-age students, likely helped.  Especially since the school had no policy on student-teacher relationships.  Kept the retention of faculty high.  "Have you settled in, Vivienne?  Found your classroom and office alright?"