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Maddox didn't say anything in apology—he let Calliope speak for the both of them in that moment. Though he knew she wasn't sincere in her apology. To be fair, he wouldn't have been, either, but he wouldn't be able to cover it up as well. So he was appreciative for that.
What he was not appreciative of was her knee bump. A little harder than the one she gave him earlier, no? He cocked an eyebrow and knocked her back with his knee. Okay, maybe that was a little funny. But was it for fun or was it for real?
Maddox wasn't sure what the practical application of this spell was supposed to be, so he wasn't very interested in the lecture. They can turn a pebble into a fish? How delightful. Why would he ever want to do that? He rested his head on his hand and shook his knee, thinking of all the better ways he could be using his time while he listened to the rest of the students ask their silly little questions. But he figured he should probably pull out his wand and at least attempt the spell. He pointed it at one of the pebbles in the fish bowl. "Piscif—" he started, but he was interrupted by Calliope asking her question and bumping him with her knee, again.
Ha-ha. He wouldn't let that one slide.
"Professor," he said, jumping on Calliope's question, "if someone asks a stupid question can we turn them into a fish?" He bumped Calliope back, harder than she bumped him. It hurt his knee a little bit, but it was satisfying. No one with a brain bigger than his would ask a question like that. |