Right. If she had more questions, she'd just ask Professor Stewart. Vivian kept that in mind, because she definitely had so many questions regarding this lesson and topic. However, the blonde's attention was diverted to her friend, Skylar, when she complimented her dagger. "Thank you," she beamed at the brunette. Vivian was pretty proud of her work as well. It was simple, yet personalised and if anyone tried to steal it, it'd have her name of it so the person would be reminded that he/he was a thief. Ahem.

Moving on to the actual activity, Vivian was blown away by what they were supposed to do. They were tasked to THROW daggers? Sure, that sounded really fun -- her inner Gryffindor side that she inherited from her dad was excited -- but if she were to be honest, she was so sure her mum wouldn't be too happy with having to place Vivian on such place. Ehhh, anyway... the Slytherin remained positive and went over to join the rest. "Professor, will we be able to keep our daggers after class?" It seemed unlikely, but Vivian didn't want to dispose her beautifully engraved dagger all too soon.

Once it was her turn to make a shot at the bean bag toss thing, Vivian was reminded of that classic, Romeo and Juliet. She was holding a dagger... so she was going to take this chance. She held her dagger in position, aiming for a green hole. "O happy dagger, this is thy sheath. There rust and let me..." The Slytherin then tossed in hopes of it entering one for her house. Instead, it nearly went inside and bounced off. "Shoot!" Meh.

SIGHS. Vivian went back to the fire-pit to create a new dagger.