Minerva had one jar left.. One.. and she wasn't seeing anyone to sell it to. Well if she ended up not being able to sell the last jar, then she would have to deal with it no big deal, right? Standing there she was getting bored, it had to be time for them to clean up and go on their merry way.

Turning she looked for Professor Barlow, maybe she could just see if she could pack up since it didn't seem anymore people would be around to buy their eggs. Just as she said that Minerva looked up and saw a younger gentleman standing and staring. Feeling a bit awkward she smiled, "Hello Sir, would you like to purchase my last Ashwinder egg's jar?"

The man stopped wondering why so many kids were in the same place, if it was a Hogsmeade weekend, you would think you would see them at their desk, but he wasn't a professor, so what did he know. Looking up from the eggs he spotted a girl speaking to him, "Ahh Ashwinder eggs, a very good lesson to learn. How much are you selling them for?

Minerva gave the man a small smile, "It was a very interesting lesson." She then looked down at that last jar, "Five galleons a jar." She wasn't to sure he was actually going to buy. He had creepy down, but maybe not shopping down.

The man thought it over, "Well I need to pick some up anyway today, why not take them form a class." He pulled out the five galleons and handing them over. "I hope that school doesn't make you do other crazy things. I never thought I would see students selling things in Hogsmeade."

Minerva took the galleons and handed the man the jar, "Oh it really isn't that bad. It was a great learning experience." As he turned she waved him goodbye and thanked him for buying her last jar of eggs.