Moving towards the ovens for a moment to check on their temperature, Kurumi glanced up when she heard the soft clicking of heels on the floor of the Great Hall. "Oh, hello Juliet," Kurumi smiled as she offered the Slytherin a small wave. "You can pick more than one if you are having a hard time choosing." Her and the house elves had gone a little crazy coming up with cookie cutter shapes and Kurumi had spent hours transfiguring them in the dorms.

The seventh year's attention then temporarily shifted back to Sarah. "Of course," she winked. Charms was not Kurumi's best subject, but she was rather proficient with some spells. Eyes widening just a bit as the girl really DID transfigure the small boat, she was back to laughing when she showed Kurumi the trash bags she had brought with her. Just as long as Elijah didn't start talking about his nipples...right? "You really DID come prepared!"

AND THEN DAICHI WAS HERE! YAY!

"Daichi! Hey! Come on over and grab a cookie cutter. There are a few duck shape ones." Which she had transfigured with him specifically in mind, but she wouldn't tell him that because it would probably embarrass him. And Juliet got a rather enthusiastic greeting from him. Tehehe.

Moving aside a little to allow the two Slytherins to work toooooooogether, Kurumi returned her attention to Sarah. "Perfect? No, you don't need to be perfect to be a prefect," she replied shaking her head and blushing nervously. She had a feeling she knew where this discussion might be going... Thanks Paulie for that nickname. Sigh. "I'm far from perfect and Gideon is far from it as well. There really isn't any one thing you need to be to be a prefect for Gryffindor. There have been many different types of people wearing the badge since I was a first year." She began to nibble some more on her penguin pop when a thought crossed her mind. "I take that back...there is one thing you need to be. Be true to yourself." And she gave the little Gryffindor a wink.