Ford smiled at the remark as he moved towards the back room of the shop where his memo said the mirrors were kept. He certainly thought ghosts were interesting, but not everyone did — though he shouldn't be surprised that Tycho agreed on that front, given the company he kept at home. Still, it was nice to be in the company of a kindred soul, at least on that aspect.

"Dementors don't make for good company," Ford pointed out mildly. He had reason to know since he'd taken over the management of the fledgling dementor Cash Lestrange had created, but he didn't think a statement like that would give anything away about his experience on the subject since it was rather common knowledge. If he got into details he might get into more trouble, but even then he could probably brush it off as typical Spirit Division training with anyone who didn't work in his division and know better.

"Boggarts are much nicer," he continued, though he was aware nice was not an adjective many would have used. Ford liked handling boggarts, though. He was good at it, and boggarts could be interesting, if one approached them in a detached way. "If you do ever run across one, call me straight off and I'll handle it for you."

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