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Er....what?! Treyen blinked only once, before frowning slightly. Whatever Arya had said was probably right. Or right to her. The thing is...he was still unsure of Saylen, that's why he couldn't agree with her one hundred percent. "I...suppose." Yes, that was a good answer. But...had Arya ever considered that if Saylen never wanted Treyen out of the lesson then she would've explained almost instantly that she'd done nothing to the Crup? No. Because she trusted Saylen.
But then..."On the lake?" he wasn't asking, he was...like...repeating what Arya had said. "But that is brilliant! Did Fletcher freeze a part of the lake or something?" because only Fletcher could have such power, no? Besides, he'd spoken of doing something similar.
The next question got him a bit worried, though, "I'm...good, I already told you that," oh, this part he remembered fully. "So, I suppose I'm alright, why do you ask?" was she noticing something he wasn't?
It could happen, you know, because Treyen tended not to notice things.
'Care a lot?'. What? About Ellie? "I think so, I--" now he was deep in thought, what did that question have to do with anything? "Why?" he asked, as if it was an usual question, "I care for my friends and she is one." it sounded like he was telling himself that, not that he was talking to Arya, though, in reality, he was, as if making an excuse for something.
And Treyen couldn't help but smile next, he was feeling as relaxed as ever, like a Quidditch game just ended and they'd won, after listening to 'She was very happy'. That was all he needed to hear, if she was happy, then he should be. He must have said something right the last time they spoke, then. Yes, leave to Treyen to think he had something to do with it.
He almost sighed, almost, when he leaned into his seat. Yup, he could so easily sleep without the need to worry about Jake wandering about.
She'd confused him with what she'd said, she was sure of it. Though it didn't really matter since he wasn't questioning her on it, she was sure if he did they would both end up confused on the whole thing.
STAAAAARE. "I told you that the new groundskeeper had frozen the lake not two minutes ago." She wasn't scolding him or anything, just bemused and worried. Mainly confused. HOW had he forgotten that so quickly.
"I haven't seen Fletcher around." Not that it was important to the conversation, she was just throwing that bit out there.
"Cause your not acting fine. Your acting like you've been hit with a stray confundus spell." She considered him for a moment before placing her bowl on the floor for her kneazle to finish off. Greedy little thing saw the bowl from his spot by the fire place.
Shrugging her shoulders, she sunk deeper into her seat, considering her friend for a moment.
"I don't know..." He was just acting really strange and it seemed familiar. And now he was smiling and leaning back in his chair, and possibly ignoring her. Hm.
"Your acting like Sabel." She said still eyeing him with a bit of confusion.
"Just a bit though." The intensity wasn't as strong, but it was still there.