#chasercarson

Course not. I didn't need to. Now that we're closing in on the end of the internship, though, everyone's talking about it. Keep telling us we should pick our specialty and where we want to practice it-- which sanctuary, that is. Most people stay here, in Romania, of course. But then there are other sanctuaries who are better with certain aspects, so what area of study we want to go into kind of helps us figure out where we want to go. Course some people just go back home to their local sanctuary if they've got one, like I do. That would be Wales, obviously. 

Some people don’t even stay on in Sanctuaries. They go into other career paths. Dragon related ones, of course. Some people work as consultants with their local government branch. You know, if and when dragon sightings happen, they need people on hand to control them. Or if they’re transporting dragons for any reason, again, there are people who do that. Or, you know, people who work at the Beast Division of the Ministry-- dragon experts are handy. 

It’s like that point in the school year where teachers start hounding on about exams. Except instead of exams, it’s about what to do next. 

I have no doubt that once you’re there you’ll settle. It was like a summer holiday in the middle of your year. Extended winter holiday, more like. I’m sure it’ll be nice to have things feel like they’re back to normal. You’re at school, as you should be. 

Definitely a good thing, I’d say. No more going stir crazy at home. Not that you ever said you were, but you always did seem a little antsy about it. I’m glad they got it sorted out.