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"Wait, what? I never said anything about clever ideas or pranks." Lori said honestly, sounding so confused so that even a professional could not tell the difference. "And could I please have my school things back? I'll need them for my next class." She said, looking up at the pounds of supplies floating over her. “And if the spell wears off, all that would land on me, and that wouldn’t be very good.” For both of us, she thought, her face still pure innocence. “And no offense, but could you explain what ‘not a 3rd year with a chip on her shoulder the size of the American Continent Plate’ means?” Lori had, in fact, been confused when Professor Lithiyane had said that, wondering what it meant. Behind her back, Lori flicked her wand, making the warm chocolate smell disappear, and slipped it back into her pocket.

((Seriously, what does that mean? I was kinda confused on that...))

Jordan was surprised that the professor even noticed him come in, but he didn't hesitate to do as instructed, "Yes ma'am," he said quietly as he methodiacally packed everything back in his school bag, except for his wand of course. Jordan si;ently pondered what it was that they would be working on that day. No books, quill, and parchment, could possibly mean a practical applications lesson wherein they could use the spells they had been studying so diligently over. His thoughts were distracted, however, by the discussion between two other students and the teacher. He turned to peer at the other students and was surprised to find that they were two ther Ravenclaws like him. It took a few moments more for him to recognize them. One was a boy he hadn't really talked to, 'What's his name again?' Jordan asked himself, 'Oh, yeah! Xurdion' Jordan actually though the name was sort of funny, but he would've never told someone that.

Jordan then took a moment to register the face of the student. It only took a moment for him to recognize her as Lori. A seventh year. The truth was Jordan slightly fancied her, but no more than any of the other girls that had a pretty face around Hogwarts. She definately intrigued him though. Jordan thought that perhaps he might stand out to her a little more if he spoke up for her, "Pardon me professor," He interrupted, "but I don't think that your looking at Lori's full pranking career, and for that matter I don't think the word "prank" gives her the full credit she deserves. I mean, I was only exposed to her, for lack of a better word, talent, in her second year which was my first year here at Hogwarts, but already I could tell she was an exceptionally clever witch. I would place her more elaborate designs for trickery among the top ones in Hogwart's history, and I don't say that lightly after reading some of the doozies that are highlighted in "Hogwarts: A History. Besides, we can't really expect her to come up with another fantastic one on her way to class. Sometimes those things take time and planning, and we all know how short on time that students are these days."