Really? Continued rudeness? This little girl was just getting annoying and Bronislava crossed her arms, raising herself to her full height as she glared at the girl, staring her down. "I am simply trying for conversation, something at vhich you are clearly not skilled. I suggest if you vant to know somezhing you try to be a little more.. pleasant." As in, Bronislava would be answering none of her questions. The young girl certainly wasn't very smart if she thought her attitude would get her very far. "Besides, such rude laughter is more apt to come from hyena snout." She eyed the girl's mouth and let her arm drop to allow her fingers to lightly touch her wand. She was top in her class in Transfiguration; she shouldn't be tempted.

Bronislava turned away from the girl in favor of the more friendly ones. They were more willing to engage in conversation, so little Ravenclaw was no longer useful to her. So far from her observations, she gathered that Hufflepuffs were friendly and helpful while Ravenclaws were rude and not very smart. Good luck vith zhat, Mischa. But she knew from experience not to base her findings on only one example. So she hoped for her classmate's sake they weren't all so horrid. Though it might be funny if they were. Poor Mischa.

And so both of the friendly ones were of Hufflepuff House. That was interesting and two examples were better than one in her observations which better confirmed to her that maybe the students of this house were just that. Still slightly disappointing to Bronislava that she hadn't found any Slytherins yet, but forthcoming conversation was still so helpful. She decided she liked these two; they would do fine. Though she still would have to find Slytherins at some point.

Bronislava gave the boy a small smile. "Hello, Kace from Hufflepuff House," she said, then turned to Minerva as well. "I am Bronislava." She felt like she had earned their trust enough that she could offer her name and make them feel more at ease, but wasn't so eager to add much more than that for now. She did not want to disappoint her Headmaster.

She reached out and took the chocolate frog offered to her by the girl. "Zhank you, zhat's very kind." She hadn't really intended on buying any, but she wasn't going to be made out to be deceitful at this point. Not when Minerva was so helpful and friendly. Maybe she'd give it to Karina. Peanut butter and jellyfish, that was an interesting combination, but she would be buying no sweets (besides the chocolate frog, of course) unless she got pepper imps. And eyeing Mischa with the acid pops, she thought why not? She wandered closer to the basket and casually picked up a few before looking back to Minerva.

"Oh, you are Prefect?" she asked as she caught the word, trying to deepen the conversation. "Like student leader, yes? Do you enjoy?" And her best friend was Slytherin, that could be useful. "How nice to have friends from other houses so you don't feel so segregated," she began with a slightly bigger smile. "Is she as kind as you?"

Bronislava must have been more alert this time as she spoke to the Hogwarts students because she wasn't nearly as startled when she felt the tap on her arm as she was when Mischa had come to her from behind. She slowly turned, hearing the voice at her ear and gave Karina a small, crooked grin upon sight of her. "No one striking," she whispered back, certain about her meaning. She had met a few students but only one had remotely fit the description and even there she wasn't completely sure yet. "Vhat about you?" She was most interested in what Karina might have found out.

"I have met a few students zhough." She placed her hand on Karina's arm, slightly steering her towards the two she had been talking to as she turned towards them as well. "Zhis is Minerva and Kace, Hogwarts students from Hufflepuff House. Zhey have been so kind, talking to me about zheir school." She gave a small smile to each of them, then turned and gave one to her schoolmate as well with a gleam in her eye. No need to mention rude Ravenclaw yet.