Starring into her cup wasn't going to get her anywhere. What she was supposed to be doing was sectioning up the cup in her mind into three parts and identifying what shapes the tea leaves made or something. It was confusing honestly. She was going to give it her best shot though with this and see what happened.

Starting at the tea nearest to the handle of her cup she tried to figure out just what shape it was. What was that supposed to be? It looked like some sort of food or something...which really made no sense at all to her. Tilting her head a tad to the right she peered more closely at it. A vegetable maybe...it sorta resembled a leek a little bit. Was that what it was supposed to be? Letting out a breath she grabbed her quill with her free hand and jotted that down for now.

Continuing with the reading her eyes traveled around the cup in a clockwise motion until they landed on the next leaf. This one was easy. If she didn't know what these little shapes were she was clearly stupid. Flowers. Lots of little flowers all bundled up together. The sight actually caused a small smile to tug at her lips. This had to be good right? Flowers were a sign of spring and good things...well expect for funerals but yeah she wasn't thinking about that. Flowers were good!

With a bit of renewed hope in this reading Hady moved on to the final tea leaf at the base of her cup. It looked like a bunch of lines or something close together but fanning outwards at angles. Huh? Raising her cup closer to her face had tilting her head a little again she realized she was looking at some type of plant...a plant? Did that mean something good too because of the flowers? Yes? She hoped so but what plant was that... biting her lip she kept her eyes on it until the name came to her. A fern. That's what it looked like.

Now to see if this made any sense.

Setting the tea cup down she grabbed her textbook and flipped it open to the correct page her eyes scanning the list for the objects she had listed. Starting off from the first leaf at the top which was a leek. Surprisingly to her it was on the list! As was both the flowers and the fern!! Each one was written down neatly on a fresh sheet of parchment along with it's meaning before she began to work out her interpretation of it all.



Hadleigh set down her quill reading over what she had written. Her nose wrinkled slightly at the meaning and thoughts but if it were correct things should be looking up for her soon enough. Now to hope that this tea thing was correct.