Treyen took the card and resisted the urge to exclaim 'Awesome!' with the full force of his voice because, well, this was Saylen's class anyway, and he didn't want to get any sort of attention. Not when he needed to return a certain creature.

But this was awesome, he got a DINOSAUR! A DINOSAUR! Well, if you took this muggle creature as a dinosaur, that is. At least he was sure it looked like one.

First things first. Treyen got up and only retrieved some paper and paint (there was some glue he picked up) because almost instantly he thought of making his creature not too much like a look-a-like, but like a puzzle kind. So, all he'll be needing was the few things he took. There. All explain.

Er, yeah, he also took a pair of scissors, because he wasn't mastering the Diffindo spell too well and if he was going to end up doing it the Muggle way, then why not start with it and save some time? Yeah, brilliant ideas Treyen had.

Now, let's begin. He didn't want to start cutting the paper without following something that may give form to the frilled dragon...instead, he drew the silhouette of it (well, the tail on one paper, the body on the other, and the head...well, he didn't draw that, because it was going to be made differently) but, yeah, he drew on the paper and once he thought he had it right (puzzle-wise) he took the pair of scissors, the pink pair of scissors, and began to cut, slowly but very accurately.

The tail was sort of done. And the body took a bit more time, especially since he had to make sure that the mirrored side actually looked good. The Huffie boy couldn't fixate any of those pieces, since this was all puzzle-like then it wouldn't work, but the cuts that could put them together were nicely done. He was crafty. That's why he managed to make that skateboard once Zookara gave him instructions. Treyen decided to start on painting the tail and the body all green, that way it'll dry while he made the frilled collar and the head. He still knew the spell to dry stuff faster, but he'll use when absolutely necessary.

Aha. He painted stuff. And now he was focusing and cutting up the frilled collar. This was easy, the tough part was to make the thing with a puzzle piece at the bottom. He sort of managed. Sort of. Perhaps if one treated the fake!creature without delicacy then it might fall off. Either way, the head was made simply by gluing a bunch of paper and just took it in his hand trying to make the ideal shape for it, from what little he remembered.

Once that was done, the boy painted the head green and set it aside while it dried a bit and then started to paint the collar with green, yellow and brown. Yeah, he wasn't giving it rainbow colors either, he was keeping it all serious.

Won't you look at that? He was almost done. It had taken a lot of time, mind you, but all the needed was to dry off whatever was left wet of the painting (and he did so with his wand -which, by the way, got stained with paint-) and then placed the puzzle together.

Smart boy.

"Professor, I believe I'm done" he said, with a nod, giving one final look at the card before placing it in front of the fake!creature (frilled dragon).

"Also, I believe I have something that may belong to you" he said the bit on a whisper, he sort of didn't want her to hear...