The older Gryffindor girl, Zoryn, had given Torii a fairly sarcastic reply, but Torii paid it no extra attention. In this kind of environment, everybody was tense and on edge, and besides, something else had caught Torii's attention. They had taken the right path after all, hadn't they? Torii could see the Headmaster's light up ahead, and she could hear him mumbling on about something or another. It gave her a little bit more hope.

Just up ahead, the Headmaster had docked his boat, and he was waiting for the rest of the class to arrive. GOOD. Getting out of this boat and being able to stand closer to the expert made her feel a whole lot better. Soon enough, their boat had reached the edge, and Torii was climbing out of it and heading toward Trent. She nodded along as the instructions were given. The hinkypunks weren't real, and she was confident about the spells she had to use. So in other words, it was game on!