"Oh, all sorts of things," Zelda said cheerfully; she could talk about work for ages, and happily would have if she wasn't watching her niece."Mostly breaking minor curses, things like that — but also magical buildings whose spells have gone wrong, weather charms, the occasional explosion. The worst was the World Market a few years back, but that's a little extreme." She grinned, despite what she was talking about.

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Amelia's eyes widened slightly, and something stirred in the pit of her stomach that took her a few moments to identify. Though there was absolutely no regret in her decision to go into magizoology, in addition to the fact that Amelia could certainly identify with Miss Fisk's enthusiasm for her career, the redhead felt rather...dwarved in careers by Miss Fisk. She seemed to have such important duties, which seemed to align with a lot of the family at least.

"How exciting that sounds," she responded. Her career wasn't something that she would give up for the world. But perhaps society at large would accept her more if she had a bit more of an...important?...career path "Although the World Market Event must have been scary to navigate, was it not?"

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"Oh, it was the worst," Zelda said again, although her tone was still light, and she bounced on the balls of her feet. "I was there when it happened, so I was a little injured until we came back for cleanup crew — so I suppose I missed a chunk of it." She'd been fairly concussed for much of the time she'd spent actually at the World Market, and she'd been with Charlie Williams, a memory that still made her feel odd to think about. She swallowed.

Lily tugged at the bottom of Zelda's coat. "And I still have time to see my nieces," Zelda said brightly, "I suppose you want to go on, hm, Lily?"

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Amelia nodded solemnly, remembering the catastrophe at the World's Market. It had been so fun up until that point, she thought, before noticing the younger witch's bobbing. A curious smile tugged at the corner of her mouth. Miss Fisk seemed to hold quite a lot of energy, even when talking about something she had been injured in; how peculiar. Amelia supposed, even though some days were hard on her, that no matter the subject she found joy and excitement in her work; why shouldn't Miss Fisk?

A snuffling noise caught Amelia's attention and she looked down at the same time as Miss Fisk. Penny was still curious about the small human, though Amelia reached out a few fingers and gently tugged on the dog's tail to get her attention. "Let's leave Miss Fisk and her niece to enjoy the rest of their day, shall we?" she cast a smile at Miss Fisk. "Do come back to visit; I have a feeling young Lily might like the miniature horses!"

  

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