Beast Divisition Check-up

Zoe had a stack of paper's in her hands, and her wand was keeping another stack up in the air and following her behind her, as she walked into the conference room. Her secretary followed after her, carrying a cup of coffee and a stack of papers. Zoe sat down in her usual spot, the head of the table where everyone could comfortably see her. She set her stack down, and immediately the stacks that were following her in the air started to sort themselves out across the table, a small stack landing in front of every seat. The Ministry of Magic wasn't exactly eco-friendly, and it was obvious by how much paper was used daily in the department, not that Zoe mattered much, it was the least of her concerns to think about how much paper she used, she simply wanted everyone to be on the same page during her conference.

It was that time of month, the monthly division updates. She saw each specialty separately, and that was the easiest part. She listened to their progress, their complaints, and discussed the month and how it affected their goals. How they were getting along, even intern status's and hiring details by some of the secretaries who dealt primarily with the people who worked in the Beast Division. Zoe sat down at her seat, and smiled at her secretary, who set her coffee cup in front of her, and started to place the agendas everywhere, before heading into the department to call each and every Beast Division person into the conference room for their first official meeting with the head of their department.

Jack did not belong to a division. It was her privilege and her curse. She pretty much had free reign, had keys to everywhere, could do what she wanted, acted as her own boss.. But she really had no one to work with. She was pretty much stuck dealing with the interns. She had finally run off Lenny, but she now had to deal with the new group. Gary, Allen, and Kenya.

Also known as Porky, Fruity, and Twitchy.

It had become sort of established that Jack needed a team of interns- but she lost an intern every two days or so, because they simply did not work with her. The only one that had stuck was Teddy, because he was not an idiot. She ahd tested him time and time again, and he turned out to be fit for her challenges. She was going to be selfish and keep him as an intern until she got a good team, then would recommend him for a job. Right now, she needed him.

She stepped into the conference room, a stack of files balanced in one crook of her arm as she sipped Firewhiskey from her thermos.. the thermos that read "I'd Die Without My Coffee Fix." Jack did not drink coffee. If there was not cola in the thermos, there was Firewhiskey.

She actually did have things to report. It was about time to move that baby dragon to a dragon handler's habitat. And she had a bone to pick about Benton. She also had to file for new interns... Preperations, you know...

She slipped inside and smiled at Zoe before grabbing a chair and pulling it to the back of the room. She did not sit at the table, she sat at the back and spoke up when she wanted to. She collapsed into the chair and propped her feet up on a potted plant, drinking her drink and opening the top file, scaning the words. Some things never changed.