The young Gryffindor listened very intently to every word Myers said to her. This was one of the very few topics that could always gain her full attention. "The wax is working for now... but as you just said I know it won't last forever. I've been experiment with different types of wax and the amount I use to see which offers the longest life to my flowers but it's not easy." At least not to her BUT that's what she enjoyed. The challenge. And of course the end result. The smile that had been on her face faltered slightly at hearing there was no way to keep her flowers alive forever. That wasn't what she hoped to hear but she had always known it was a possibility. One she was going to continue to try to overcome.

Freeze the flowers in time. Now this was an interesting concept. "What do you mean, Professor? How does that work? Could you show me?" Perhaps this could be a way of keeping her most special flowers 'alive'. It made sense to her that she did understand the flower or plant would no longer be alive but what exactly had he meant by an image of something alive? That's the part she was a little confused about it. And if it worked on plants could it work on other things as well? Her twelve year old mind was definitely racing with all the questions. "What about everlasting flowers? Would those be better to use since they tend to last longer?" Another curious question.

Eeeee! Rylee smiled brightly wiggling in excitement upon the beanbag she was sat on. This was great news! "Okay... can we find out? Is there someone who might know?" Like right now or soonish?! Myers had said potion so perhaps Noble could help?! Whoever they needed to speak with she would be happy to go visit right away.