And that right there was why this kid felt entitled to everything.

"..Riiiight." Someone had failed in his upbringing by not instilling some 'humble' in him. Not that it really mattered in this case. "It'll do." After all, the fences were done.. but his manners were a different story as he took the bucket. So he wanted his wand. "..And?" Just wanting something didn't mean you were going to get it kid.

It'll do? Good. That meant he could go to his common room and do his homework. Which was sitting on the chair in front of the fireplace and maybe see if this fairy he had in the jar liked the fire as well... heh.

He just needed his wand back and he would be on his wa--what?! He frowned as he lowered his arm to his side. "What you mean, *and*?!" he said, getting frustrated again. "Thats how this works, i cleaned the stupid fence for you so now you have to give my wand back. It really isn't that difficult you know. .. " adults were so simple sometimes. "Besides, i need my wand for classes and such so yeah, i want it back"

he let out a long sigh as he extended his arm again. "look, let's make a deal, you give me my wand and i won't disrupt your class again. And contrary to believe i do keep my promises. That's why i jinxed that girl, i promised her when she didn't expected it" he was grinning widely now.

You know what they say about the ones that act quiet. That translates to their thoughts being the loudest of the bunch. Such thoughts never to be said if you asked Javier. "Clearly, you don't know Mr. Hirase. So let me spell it out for you," His patience was being tested, "You are the student who had not behaved well enough in class to avoid being here. So your demands will never be met unless you for once not resort to your toddler-like actions and act your actual age along with your own intelligence that effectively allowed you to attend this school." Saying this in a cooler tone then a cucumber could ever be. "You are also not in class right now, so your wand is not yet needed."

As for that deal? Javier pretended to look like he was considering the option. If the Gryffindor wanted to know how to pretend at something, this was how you do it. "You know what Mr. Hirase, I have a much better solution for if you insist on not pretending to be nice." Did he now? What was it then? "I can deliver your wand to Professor Flamsteed or Headmistress Truebridge of your choice who I've heard are better acquainted with you and then we can discuss on how you're no longer welcome in my class or able to work near these creatures ever again." Returning the grin, because it was polite to return a smile.

"Or.." There was one. "You can use the remaining juice in your brain to pretend long enough to ask politely for your wand and perhaps even the end of your detention instead of wasting it on words that will only delay your chances of setting foot out of here.." Now how did that sound? "Do you enjoy having detentions, Mr. Hirase?" Curious Professor was curious.

While the Professor was talking, Kevin lowered his arm again because it started to feel heavy. He listened, heard a lot of blahblahblaaah until he mentioned that he had toddler-like actions. YA! He was right there you know...

Folding his arms over each other , he turned his gaze towards the ground. Not that he felt shy but because it was more interesting than his words. Adults were so boring! He did however look back up as he said he would take his wand to one of them AND that he wasn't welcome anymore in this class. There WAS a change in his face as he stared at the Professor with wide eyes. He was pretty sure he needed thjs subject in order to become the greatest potioneer ever. If he was kicked out then what was he going to do? Not to mention how he was going to tell Culloden now that the man had finally agreed to help him out.

"Wh-what?! You can't!" he had done the second thing he hated, stuttering because it meant that he was losing. On one hand he had his pride. On the other hand he had his future. Oh he was good. "Okay okay okaaay! I'm sorry! See, im apologising aren't i?" he knew he was waiting for that word and the Gryffindor figured that now he had already said it before it couldn't hurt to do so again. He took a deep, frustrated breath. "Can i pl...please ugh .. get my wand back?" UGH!

As for the detention question, Kevin rolled his eyes. "Oh yeah i love detention, i think everyone should have one each day." dumb question dumb answer. "And THAT had been sarcasm, don't you dare throw me in detention again"

The Professor can't? Think again, as he kept his eyes on him. But alas, he didn't have to go that route anymore. "Apology accepted." Now could he have his wand back?

"Yes, you can." See, he too kept his bargain of the deal as he took it out of his pocket where it was, but first. "Remember Mr. Hirase, no more disruptions in my class or my earlier solution will become a reality." That's right, no more creatures for him and a special trip to his Head of House or Headmistress. Now he can keep it as The Professor handed it right to him to take. "You may leave."

He had his hand out, ready to grab his wand back and looked pretty frustrated as he had MORE to say. Yeah yeah hury up already! I understand" he said, his voice sounded like he wanted to prove that he wasn't stupid. Then, when his wand was given back, the Gryffindor snatched it out of his hand and put it back in its wrist holster.

Oh? He could leave? He didn't have to clean the ground as well? Woohoo!

With a quiet muttering, the boy said a "See you in class.... " before running back to the castle.

Without a question, the playpens were Sophie's favorite place on the grounds, so it just kind of made SENSE that she would just happen to wander down there in her search for Snow White. BUT, it also made a whole lot of sense - in the stories, Snow White was all about the animals, wasn't she? Didn't they just FLOCK to her? So... maybe since Soph didn't see animals moving in all directions across the grounds toward one central point where Snow White might have been, maybe Snow White had gone to the animals instead.

She neared the playpens curiously, her eyes flickering immediately to the part of the wooden fence that had her and Toby's initials carved into it, and she couldn't help but smile a little even at the thought of it. As she looked around, all she saw were various creatures in their individual pens, but there was no Snow White, let alone a human being, to be seen.

Siiiiiiiigh.

Curiously, Soph took the mirror from her bag and peered into it, wondering if it COULD actually be of any use in this silly search. She smoothed down her hair, lifted her chin a little to get a better look at her complexion in the light, and briefly considered tying her hair up into a ponytail to keep the wind from blowing it and making it all tangled, but the more she peered at her reflection, the more she thought she looked pretty cool with her hair blowing like that. Like a runway model or something like Elodie. Though... Sophie knew well enough that she wasn't beautiful enough to model like Elodie - she was merely plain, perhaps cute or sometimes pretty. But not stunning or beautiful or any adjectives necessary for one to become a model - she knew she paled in comparison to her older female role models of Cat, Elodie, and Vivi.

But this didn't discourage her - Sophie knew Hermione Granger had been a plain jane, too, and they weren't defined by their beauty. They had more going for them than that, things that would inevitably carry them successfully throughout life. She would absolutely follow in the footsteps of Hermione, just like the Wandmaker had said she would - wasn't that why she had a twin wand of the famous witch? Because she was destined for that kind of greatness, too?

At this thought, Sophie realized there was no point in trying to scry in a mirror like this to try to find Snow White - Hermione hadn't needed Divination, so neither did she. Nor had Ira Banner said it was a subject she needed to excel in to be a Wandmaker, and she was certain she didn't need it for potion-making either, so...

She put the mirror away, gave one last longing sort of look toward the spot where she had carved those initials, and made her way back up toward the school. She'd keep looking for Snow White along the way, certainly, but she'd kind of given up hope of finding her, if she was even out there. If she wasn't hiding away in a little house nor with the animals... where COULD she have been? Besides not around anywhere at all?

After a little while Ariel had grown bored of watching the strange thing sticking out of the ground swinging at her, so she moved on. There were more places to explore and other adventures to be had as she continued the search for this Snow White.

Staring at her reflexion wasn't helping, so Ariel tried moving the mirror around facing away from her. Maybe it had some super powers that she had no idea about. Magic was a real thing, and she could remember Ursula well - but then how could she ever forget. Moving the mirror around wasn't working, so maybe calling out would. As she walked, she repeatedly called out for Snow White...not that it did any good.

Eventually she arrived at a weird place with a bunch of brown things that were sticking out of the ground all around groups of strange creatures. Some of them sure were ugly, but then the same could be said about some of the creatures living in the ocean. But there was also a lot of pretty fish and coral and some of the creatures here were pretty too. Walking up to one, she decided to ask it if it had seen Snow White. "Excuse me, have you seen a person called Snow White?" Expecting an answer, she was disappointed when none came. How rude. Maybe it was time for her to try something new. But what? At a loss, she kept walking.