So they were supposed to guess which apple was the real one? It would've been easier if the fake apple was like plastic or something. But, nah, this was magic. It WOULD be tricky, even with the entire Gamp's Law of Elemental Transfiguration about food. How would she know? What was the fake apple made of, originally? A dozen of questions simply fell into her head during the mini activity they had.

Uh.

Trying to not seem like she was lost and dumb, Vivian took both apples and examined them closely. She even tried smell them, hoping for some sort of miracle to reveal itself with a simple sniff. She tried to squeeze both apples, but both were still quite firm. Then, she tried to run her fingers on the apple's coat. One seemed too flat and smooth to be true.

... Bro, apple candy coating is NOT that impressive. Whatever happened to being realistic.

Vivian would even try eating them but Merlin knows what the fake one was made of. So nah, she wouldn't dare. She'd wait for the Professor to unleash which one was the real one. Other than that, she jotted her notes down on parchment and then quietly drummed her fingers on her desk, patiently waiting for the class to move on.