"I-I-I'm alright," she called over her shoulder to Daichi. "You be careful though." Because there was no telling what might be right in front of your face in this activity.

Kurumi was having a hard time juggling the protesting rabbit plushie under her one arm and the giant key in the opposite side's pocket. Why did these things have to be so big? Couldn't they just go searching for chocolate frogs? Wait, no, scratch that. Kurumi wanted nothing to do with chocolate frogs still thanks to that one Charms lesson. So, no, she was actually happy that they were not looking for hordes of chocolate frogs. Good call, Professor Romanos. Good call.

Glancing over her shoulder, Kurumi spotted one of her favorite little lions, Ira, ... playing with the teddy bear that she had found? "Psst, Ira," she whispered. But just then the younger girl stopped playing with the teddy bear and Kurumi felt that what she was going to say was no long valid. "Hey, good job." That was only slightly awkward. Hehe.

Twirling her wand in her free hand and scooting the rabbit that was slipping back under her arm, Kurumi once again drew a circle in the air and followed it with a downward slash. "Verdimillious." The spell was coming to the Gryffindor easier now, but just because the green orb flew forward didn't mean that it was actually being helpful as well. There was something green, two somethings green actually, but not what she was looking for. Kurumi walked forward, following the path of the orb until...she stumbled over something on the floor and nearly lost her balance. What?

Turning around, Kurumi repeated the wand movement and watched as the orb hovered over two objects. One, the one she had tripped over, was a blue lantern, but the other, well, the other was one she wanted. Smiling, Kurumi knelt down and picked up the sugar quills and placed them in her pocket with the key. She should have brought her bag with her....she was starting to look like a pack rat...or a niffler...