"Took better care of it? We fell in a hole, Seneca! It's a miracle you didn't lose yours," she argued. It definitely wasn't her fault that the ground collapsed; she'd be more likely to believe Seneca had led them there with the intention of getting her trapped there!

Nevertheless, it seemed the only way out was with Seneca's help, but she was definitely wary when following her cousin up the steps. When she did reach the top, Frida cast a wary gaze at the Slytherin.

"Are you happy now? We're out," she said coldly, and with a tad bit of fear.

  

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"I keep mine in a place where I can't lose it easily," Seneca replied. If it was as easy as Frida made it to lose a wand, then aurors would be without one all the time. Only a moron who leave their wand around so it could be so easily lost.

They were finally out the hole and Frida was being whiny and annoying and Seneca would have none of it. "Have a nice afternoon, Frida," Seneca said dismissively and turned around to leave. Frida could look for her stupid wand on her own, Seneca had had enough of her for that day.