Just as Eino was packing his belonging and ready to return to the castle, the Professor announced a little surprise. When she unveiled the glass box Eino's eye's widened and sparkled like a starlit night. He ran to the glass box and got as close to it as possible, so close that his nose was touching it and he was getting tiny fingerprints all over it. "It's beautiful..." He was drooling. Eino would like to see it alive, especially in its natural habitat, but he was just glad to have the chance to see one so up close without the danger of dying. Question vomit was coming up. He couldn't help it. "Did you capture it? Where did you find it? How did you get it? How did you kill it? How do you keep it?" Eino was beyond himself, giddy with excitement. He couldn't take his eyes off of it all the while he continued to ask questions without even giving the professor a chance to answer. "Did it bite you? Did it try to kill you? Did you pray? Were there more? How many?" But the most important question of them all he left for last. "Does it have a name?" He liked naming his plants.