Lex placed the sugar quills on the table as a sign of good faith and stared the First Year straight in the eyes. "You understand you gotta make this look legit, yeah? Add a few hearts, do whatever you want, don't bother adding a name, it doesn't matter." Her eyes narrowed as the kid reached for one. "No no. You don't get these until you're done and if I feel like it's rubbish I'm docking you two of them."

Was that clear enough? Hazel eyes remained locked on the now fidgety 11 year old--or was she 12 now? It was hard to keep track of all of them, especially the ones that didn't quite fit the minion category.

After a firm nod was given Lex relaxed a bit and flopped into the next seat over. This shouldn't take too long then she could go find a Professor, dump it in their hand and be done with this homework. She glanced over at the parchment as the kid got to work. She wouldn't be telling her how to do her work, of course not, just silent watching.

It might have been some 15 minutes later when she slid the parchment across to her. Lex could see the Firstie waiting for her approval which came in the form of Lex sliding the sugar quills across to her and snatching up the finished work. "Pleasure doing business with you, kid."

Now off to find a Professor.