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The Narrator 
The students wandering around the students gardens weren't looking in the right places if they were by the puffapods and flutterbies. The place to be was along the outer edge of the student garden where numerous
trees had been planted by Professor Erikson's students.
Surely a few blossoms from them would fulfill a requirement for the scavenger hunt.
Melanie walked into the students garden, smiling at the site of all the pretty plants. Unable to stop, she glanced around for something, ANYTHING, on her list. There was sooooo many though and she wasn't much of a plant expert. Sighing, Melanie felt her smile fade a little. It would take
ages to look through her Herbology book to figure out which plants she needed. Despite the beauty of the garden, she didn't wanna be here all night! She glanced around hopefully for someone that could help her out...
She was in luck.
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DH Vixen 'This place is really pretty,' Mina thought as she glanced around. Catching sight of some trees on the outer edge, she smiled and approached them. Laying a hand on one of them, she asked, "Oh may I have a few blossoms from your branches? I wouldn't want to disrespect you or your tree and plant friends by stealing them." She was always taught that one never takes something from any living things without first asking. Reaching for a few blossoms, she smiled and placed them in her bag. "Thank you so much," she added before hugging the tree.
Yes, Mina was a strange one.
This girl! She looked like she knew what she was doing. One with the trees. So Melanie made her way over to the line of forestry she was standing by, glancing up at the blossoms. They'd be prettier if they weren't so pink, but... Guuuuuhhh. They were
GORGEOUS. Melanie got on her tiptoes to pick one from a branch, tucking it carefully behind her ear. Then, she peered around one of the trunks so the other girl was in clear view.
"Uhmm, excuse, me. But, you wouldn't happen to be doing the scavenger hunt for class...would you?" she asked hopefully, tapping on her shoulder. She smiled warmly at the younger student, trying to be friendly.
Say yes. Oh please say yes.