It may not look it, but Lex was relieved the man was still in his right mind. he'd be the first she saw in a while between all the crazy that'd been happening. Sure it meant an actual lesson with learning and that other stuff but eh, she'd get over it so long as he wasn't jumping on tables or giving out poisoned apples. What? We can't assume the book gender differentiates. Everyone else might just have gotten lucky.

She shrugged at his good morning, not sure what was so great about waking up to no candy for another morning and no wand of her own either. One day Airey would want his wand back and she would understand because she shared the same sentiment about hers.

Lex shifted a bit in her seat, trying to push away the dreadful feeling that this would be a mundane class. Potions had been enough with all its theory. Only good thing about it was the end where the troll showed up but that was short lived. Idly, she glanced around the greenhouse wondering if something would be kind enough to crash this lesson as well. They could wait til the end like before but Merlin let something happen.

The Gryffindor's attention snapped back to the Professor at his question. Sick plants? She didn't think she liked where this was going. "If their leaves start falling off and they shrivel and wither then you aren't doing a very good job." There. That's who you know.