Hands down, this lesson had become far less amusing than the one with King Trident if only for the fact that at least they weren't required to walk all the way across the grounds right after just to drop these off. Didn't plants belong in the greenhouse? What would the new Groundskeeper be doing with all of these? Certainly he'd run out of room and they'd stop being decorative after the first 10 or so...but she'd assume he could figure that out for himself so Lex simply made her way down to the hut.

Not many had been finished around her time and there was no one she'd have been happy waiting to walk down with so she took the walk alone--not technically, if you counted the plant but it was hardly brilliant company if you asked her.

"Alright, here you go little guy. Don't be getting sick again because I don't plan to waste another trying to make you better." It was important it understood that she'd leave it to die the next time around because that would only mean it was being difficult about living. Lex didn't force things to live and she wouldn't start now.

Not having been told where exactly she was meant to drop it off, she spent a few minutes spinning this way and that before deciding to leave it perched on the window's ledge. Surely the new guy--what was his name even--wouldn't go knocking it off. Not that she'd know or care if he did.