Time for one more salamander? Okay, then. Maddie secured her gloves onto her hands then reached back into the fire. She came out with a salamander that looked like someone had already worked on it. Whoever it was had done a really good job. The salamander looked really nice and rot-less. Maddie put it gently back into the fire then reached for one that hopefully still needed her help.

The next salamander definitely did need her help. "It's okay. I got this," she assured it, even though she knew it couldn't understand her. She scooped a bit of the chili powder into her hand as she listened to the professor's question. Maddie really didn't have a good answer for that. She definitely didn't know how to keep a salamander fire going... She stayed quiet as she scrubbed down the salamander, removing as much of the scale rot as she could.

Not exactly able to raise her hand at the moment, Maddie just looked up at the professor. "Sometimes you just can just poke the fire with a stick, and it turns over some of the wood, so the fire doesn't smother," she said. She moved on to scrubbing the salamander's legs, and when she was done, she gave the creature a good look-over. It looked good, so she released it back into the fire. All done.