With the permission of the Ilvermorny boy, Vivian beamed and bounced. See? Someone trusted her enough, and it meant a lot to the Slytherin especially since he was a foreigner. "Yes, of course," the blonde said as she began walking to the direction of the moving staircases. "I won't fail you." Just for assurance. Seriously. She considered herself a pro with these staircases. Four years here, of course she'd know by now. Despite the attitude they'd seen from the Americans when they joined them during the Welcoming Feast, the blonde was wrong to judge them as a whole. Sure, the students she saw them were kinda ridiculous, but Evan didn't even seem to be bad at all.

Ah, so not much variety. Vivian understood that. Having the same old all the time was pretty boring, she'd have to admit. "Our library's huge," she said. There was no other adjective to describe it but huge. "The number and variety of books offered there won't let you down, I suppose." Plus, there was a book maze and that was kinda fun. She didn't always visit the library -- it was exactly her first go-to spot in the castle -- so perhaps she'd just go with him today and visit the librarian. "That's you and me, both," the Slytherin said regarding the 'looking forward to spring' comment. She liked now, of course, but Spring was still the real deal.

A TRAMPOLINE? "You serious?" Vivian said once the boy mentioned about the bouncy thing. "That's so cool! Have you tried jumping? How high could you jump on it?" She was asking the real questions here. She silently wished her common room would have one, too.