It was so bright and sunny today! Zara liked that a lot and was rather excited for what was going to happen, even if she wasn’t completely sure what was happening. It was a pretty day and what could possible go wrong.

Skipping her way down to where she saw everyone gathering for the lesson, she grinned and waved as she stopped just behind the group of students already there. "Good day, Professor Myers. Beautiful day we are having." It was an observation and it put her in a good mood for the lesson. Glancing around she noticed the buckets and tilted her head slightly in question. She could only assume they would be of some use during the lesson, but her mind was slowing trying to guess what the day would really hold for them.

Focusing her attention back to Professor Myers, Zara listened closely as a sense of excitement and a tiny bit of fear took hold of her. They were actually going into the forest! Looking over at the end of the forest, she blinked quickly. She knew it wasn’t best to be fearful of the unknown, but she had heard about what could lie in the forest. Anything could be in there! Yet, she was kind of excited to be venturing in there. Plus, it wasn’t like she was going in there alone. There was nothing to be worried about and she felt safe. As long as she didn’t wander off and stayed close to the other older students, she really had nothing to fear.

Turning her full attention back to listening, she nodded as she took in everything being said. Pulling out a small notepad, she wrote down short notes of the examples being given as quickly as she could. "How about belladonna?" she offered with a raise of her hand. She vaguely remembered reading about how deadly nightshade being native to open woodland, but could also be found in shady and moist locations. Biting her lip, she raised her hand again. "Could flitterblooms be an example too?" She knew they resembled Devil’s Snare and it was very possible they both prefer the dark.