Kurumi's hair had turned a dark shade of pink at Treyen's comment, along with her cheeks burning and forcing her to look away for a moment. She probably would have melted in her seat if she had looked into his piercing eyes or his dazzling smile at that moment.

Thankfull, Professor Hadley began class and gave her something else to think about although it was hard to ignore Treyen seeing as he was sitting right next to her. Her heart pounded in her chest and she tried to breathe in deeply and slowly to prevent her hair from turning any brighter.

Kurumi leaned back in her seat as she thought about Professor Hadley’s question. Hadn’t she just been discussing such things with Connor, Treyen, and Selina recently? Well, on separate occasions. She was still very unsure of what she wanted to do with her life, so she divided things in her head between short term and long term.

While still at Hogwarts, she would love to be able to fly on a broom without the fear of falling off – or just a general fear of brooms. She had broken out in hives the other night thinking about the upcoming match after all. Also, she would love to be a Prefect and perhaps even Head Girl one day. She, however, didn’t choose to voice these thoughts a loud.

Instead, she focused on her long term goals and aspirations as things to share. “My mother’s side of the family has owned a kendo dojo, a school, for centuries and I would be honored to help uphold its traditions and take it over,” especially since her brothers seemed less inclined to do so. “However, I too would like to work with dragons and perhaps become a dragonologist and perhaps working in the Minitry of Magic in the Magical Creatures Department,” she nodded towards Eino. She didn’t know that he had an interest in the creatures. She thought that he always had rocks in his brain. “I do love baking,” which was stating the obvious. “And I wouldn’t mind perhaps having my own shop in Diagon Alley or perhaps even at the Leaky Cauldron.” Really though, working with dragons and magical creatures was the most appealing of the options she had mentioned.