It was time to try this thing out on the toad in the glass. It didn't look any more apprehensive than she felt. A sure sign that it was obviously fine with this experiment upon seeing her practice it a few times. He wasn't worried, she wasn't worried. This was how it was meant to be. She glanced across and spotted a conflicted Mo. Poor guy. His toad must have been giving him pathetic looks. He should consider that maybe the toad was just hungry and wanted food while he was cast on repeatedly.

In any case it was none of her business so Lex looked once again to her own toad, just sitting there. It almost looked like he was getting impatient, but that might just have been her impatience reflected through the toad. Was that even possible?

Dunno. Ask the toad. It was the one giving the looks.

"What'd you say we get this show on the road, hmm?" It closed then opened one eye then the next. In toad speak that was either 'yes' or 'oh merlin don't kill me, please tell me you're competent', either way, she was casting now.

"Obiectum verto!" There were waves and loads of concentration and determination in her casting and she watched with fascination as the horn the toad wore became a leaf and the horn...appeared where the leaf once was. Now there was something you didn't see everyday.

Neat!