Sierra jumped and even cringed a little when she heard that voice. Honestly, if the girl wasn't so useful of a Quidditch player, she'd have ditched her months ago. As it was, though, Lola Jones was Slytherin's answer to a star seeker, and if they wanted to win, they needed Lola. What did that amount to? It amounted to Sierra actually being civil to the girl, of course.

"Lola," she said, turning around to see the girl carrying a seedling of her own. Oh, good. More house points. "Erm, I'm just...doing Borr's homework?" Nurturing the foundations of the school? She could care less about that. Well, so as long as the place lasted so she and her future children could benefit from it, she was happy. Then of course Lola had to say something to completely annoy Sierra...

"Unicorns?" she asked. "I'm sure there's plenty of other spaces between the grounds and the forest for the unicorns to come through." Had Lola even seen any unicorns come through here? At all? Doubtful. "Hey, Lola? Do you...happen to know what kind of tree this'll grow up to be?" It might make a difference in how it's planted, and once Sierra got started, no way was she pulling everything up and redoing it.