Then finally, Sierra had come to the very last step of the process. Her favorite step, and the reasoning behind that had nothing to do with the actual step itself. It was because it was last, and Sierra had overheard that they were dismissed once they finished.

Sierra grabbed a hold of a watering can and aimed her wand inside of it. "Aguamenti!" she said, then watched as a steady stream of water shot into the can. Once the can was full enough, she ended the spell with "Finite!" then set to work heating the can. With her wand aimed toward the can, Sierra moved her wand around in the same circular movement they'd learned earlier in the class. "Chaudensis!" she said.

Then she was left with nothing to do but sit back and wait for the water to come to a boil. It seemed like it was taking forever, and Sierra even began fidgeting with the hem of her jumper as she waited and waited. Finally, she saw the bubbling water and knew it had come to a boil.

With her gloved hands, Sierra grabbed a hold of the can then raised it above her pot. She tilted it ever-so-slightly, not wanting to drown her seed. Starting over was just not her thing. Not when it was nearly time to go. When the soil appeared moistened, Sierra tilted the can back and away from the pot. After a good inspection of her work, she found everything to be the best of her ability. She fixed her name to the pot then cleaned her area.

Grabbing her pot, Sierra moved it to the area the professor had pointed out. After putting away her gloves and returning her goggles, Sierra swung her bag over shoulder and turned to the professor. "Bye, Professor Bentley," she said, and then with a wave, she was gone.