Wait, had Professor Hadley just wrinkled her nose a bit at Kurumi? Or had that been more of a furrow of the brow? Either way, the woman looked flabbergasted for some reason and Kurumi's cheeks glowed a deep pink. Maybe she was an insufferable know-it-all? Kurumi hunched down in her seat a bit and promised herself that she wouldn't answer the next question no matter how tempted she was.

Then...she heard Treyen's voice...coming from the back of the room and her suspicions from earlier were only confirmed. She sunk even lower in her seat.

Kurumi smiled as August was able to make his mark. She knew how the boy had been so nervous, growing up muggle-born and not knowing anything about magic. She was glad to hear the tone of confidence in his voice.

And then they were given the task of coming up with their own personal spin on how to remember the Order of Operations. Kurumi pulled out a piece of parchment from under her textbook and began to scribble her name and other things on it. After a few minutes she found herself with two options for remembering it that were rather fitting, one perhaps a bit more than the other, and half a piece of parchment with words scratched out here and there.

"I can't decide between Parasols Expand Momentarily During Augurey’s Songs and Pinching East Makes Dough Astonishingly Sweeter," Kurumi said before resting her chin in the palm of her right hand.

Both were quite personal and easy to remember for her. Only problem is that she was revealing one of her baking secrets, but only during a full moon. Other days you needed to pinch south.