"You missed the reunion, I"m afraid," Michael said, lighting his pipe. "They've gone to check on your leader in St. Mungos. Welcome. I do need your help, it appears. And I have learned a fair bit since I saw you briefly at St. Mungos yesterday." He turned to the furniture. "You lot behave yourselves or there will be no football on the lawn later." The furniture crept back respectfully to its proper places.
"I have decided to not undo Khaat's burst of accidental magic. Partly because Khaat still is so fond of Otto, though he does cost me a fair bit in socks. He keeps chewing them up. I presume Otto inherited his maker's quirk for socks. And partly because I like it. I've have, however, improved upon her enchantments, so most everything in the house responds to your request now. For the most part. Teacups! Mind your manners! We have guests!Two of you, snap to, or become flowerpots!"
Two of the large colorful teamugs that Katherine had made for the cottage came floating into the living room and alighted onto the coffee table. "The Earl Grey and the coffee are both still quite hot. Help yourselves. We have information to discuss, and it does appear that I will require both your services and specialties. You, Peter Pan, you do a fair bit with potions, I see. It is very likely that she has been given several potions. Of what kind we cannot tell, except that I would guess one of them binds her magic entirely or strips her of it. Her father is too ill to make the potions to reverse whatever has been given to her. She also may need some sort of energy potion for a bit in order to keep her going. God only knows what Burke is putting her through. Oh that's right. You need the information on him as well. Well, we'll get to that. Tinkerbell--you I have special interest in. There is no one else around here who have the skills that come anywhere close to matching my own for getting into impossible places. This will be, most likely, the most impossible place you have ever encountered. You, my dear, will be essential. So, I suggest you pour yourselves something to drink and I will catch you up on what we know. But if Khaat is to live, you both will need to be a signifcant part of this."