It was comforting to know the young Claw wasn't using all his resources simply to get her gifts, that would have been horrible.. especially when he could get himself lots and lots of candy instead.
"I suppose that's alright then," she said with a smile, "But don't you go making a habit of it, your company is enough of a gift."

"Cozy is one thing, but cramped is another..." Perhaps she'd look at getting a teeny weeny bot of an extension charm put on it.
Seren grinned down at her bundle of white fluff. "Only when he feels like it, or when I have something he wants."
It was probably feeding time soon.



"Not a problem dear, take care." ... and keep out of trouble, though she didn't say that bit out loud.



The sight of the little sappling was rather distressing, but there was no point in panicing or being upset, after all she had over looked the little thing earlier... if it hadn't have been for Kurumi it would have been dead. So, if it lived, that would be a bonus.

Oh good, the Gryffindor did know about Runes. Fat lot of good they were. It had been the first, and the last time she purchased a Rune artefact from a back alley Peruvian market stand.

Taking the tin from Kurumi's hand, she gave it a tap with the end of her wand. But the lid wouldn't yeild. "Blasted thing... don't know why I bother with it sometimes," she said giving it another, firmer tap. This time the lid came off smoothly revealing a a light blue powdery substance within.
"Powdered horn of Bicorn," she said, pinching a bit between her fingers and sprinkling it over the exposed roots of the plant. Or at least what was left of them. "It will help absorb the moisture without danaging the roots any further..." taking a scrap piece of parchment, she lay the plant out on top of it, leaving it sitting on the corner of her desk.
"... now we wait and see. There's no point re-planting it just yet, not while the roots are so far gone, this time tomorrow we'll know if it was successful."



Oohhh so the lesson had taken the girls fancy. Brilliant.
"Not a problem at all dear, what's on your mind?"
Moon planting was something she could talk about for hours... the Moon itself not so much.



"Most do..." she said nodding sincerely, "... but of course there will always be the few exceptions that don't understand, simply refuse to understand, or have been taught to think otherwise."
Many were often influenced by family. Ridiculous. Stupid. Nonsense!

At least, if it was any consolation, the situaltion that August described wasn't all that serious, even if it was mildly alarming.
"I see," she mused. There wasn't a great deal that could be done about it, not unless they were reported officially, or unofficially to an extent.
"Well... all I can really say is, just don't let it get to you." Yes, it was easy enough to say, but she understood that there were often implications that came with ignoring things. "But if this person continues to make you feel uncomfortable, or if their behaviour escalates, I do urge you to tell somebody... I'd be more than happy to have a quiet word to them, perhaps try to enlighten them on the situation." Give them a darn good wake up call.



"I'll take your word for it then."
Just so long as the annoying didn't drive the girl insane, then it wasn't too bad. She offered the Ravenclaw another smile as she stood to leave. "Thank you for stopping by, it was very nice of you."



Seren was throroughly pleased... and thoroughly confused to see Zhenya carrying a remarkable plant... but talking about Halloween? Had the girl gotten her calendar mixed up?
"Uhh... thank you Zhenya, it's lovely," she said smiling, glossing over the fact that it was March and not October. Perhaps she'd gotten her facts confused?
"I'll definitely look forward to next October."

OOC: In the RP it has just changed over from February to March (;