Vianna beamed as Ferris agreed to her suggestion and looked down at her squirrel distractedly, admiring the way it looked around at its new environment curiously. She remained like this for a while before almost bumping into another person passing by, causing her to snap back to reality. She now turned her attention to the scenery, wondering vaguely just how far off they were from the outskirts of the small town, though it probably wasn't too far.

ooc: Gotta go for like... forty minutes. See you!

Kayla nodded. "Yeah, that's the best way, I suppose." She said, keeping the frown off of her face, but there was still a hint of that expression still there. She was thinking about her father, if anything bad happened. He'd be even more defenseless than anyone else, being only muggle. "Well, I suppose I should get something to write with, then, no?" She asked, seeming to clear her face of being upset in a moment, right as the waiter appeared with the food she'd got for Jamie. Kayla nodded to the waiter with a friendly smile, not that she felt it, and he left.

"We're gonna get back, sometime you know." Jamie said to Jack quietly. Not because he was shy, not because he had any doubt about what he was saying, he could just sense Jack didn't want him to talk. But he was just rather optimistic about this, because he just was, and he could see how Jack didn't feel happy. Maybe even Jamie, with his friendly smile and usually comforting words wouldn't be any good.

Vianna looked up as Ferris addressed her, asking if she was okay. She blinked, confused, before replying, "Ah? Yeah, of course, why wouldn't I be?" She furrowed her brows slightly, not remembering having hurt herself or anything during the time they had been walking. Clearly, she hadn't caught the tease in his tone.

Vince frowned slightly as he watched Kayla speak, her expression calm and relaxed. He wasn't able to read the worry behind her mask and wondered vaguely if the girl could really be that cold-hearted. "You're not... worried, or anything?" he asked, his eyes widened slightly with disbelief. But then the waiter arrived, dropping off the food they had ordered before walking off. "Hey, wait!" Vince turned to Kayla. "Call him back, we have to get the check."

"Well, yeah." Kayla said, mainly because she didn't want to seem harsh. She was still fretting about it, but she was trying to not show it, and apparently she was. "Oh, I forgot." She said when Vince mentioned the check, and she waved the waiter over again. "Erm," she said for a second or two, but remembered vaguely when Ferris asked for the check, and she did that, maybe missing a word, though. The waiter understood, though, but noticed that Kayla's French wasn't very good. He told the price, though she only understood the amount of money he said, and that was it. She looked at Vince, "you have money?"

"No, Kay, I asked you to bring me to this restaurant and expect you to pay for my meal as well," Vince replied, his expression quite serious as he addressed the girl. He paused for a moment before revealing an amused smile. "I can be sarcastic too, see?" he said, amusement in his eyes before he began searching his pockets for his wallet. He handed the waiter the money and stood. "Let's get out of here."

Vianna gave Ferris a sheepish smile and looked away at the streets as the boy confessed he was just teasing her and found it amusing when she zoned out and bumped into people. "I'm glad my lack of gracefulness is amusing to you!" she said with a mock accusing tone.

Vianna's jaw dropped and she gave Ferris a look as the boy so very casually confirmed that he did, indeed, find her distracted moments amusing. But she said nothing, returning her gaze to the upcoming view of tall grass and countryside. It reminded her an awful lot of Ferris's hometown. The young girl gave an amused chuckle as Ferris then pulled her closer. "How'd you know I was cold? I haven't shown it... have I?"

Vianna laughed lightly as Ferris explained how he was able to tell she was feeling cold before adding that he had decided to share the warmth of his sweater with her and she should feel honoured. The young girl rose her eyebrows slightly at him. "Ooh, do I feel important now," she said playfully before laughing it off. "Thanks, though."

Kayla laughed at Vince, after he revealed that he too could be sarcastic. Her face was amused as she looked at him. She stood up and nodded. "Yeah, lets." she agreed.

Vince took the food the waiter had left them and made his way out of the restaurant and out to the chilly streets. "Alright, so since you're a pro at speaking French now, tell me if you find somewhere we can get parchment at," said Vince, already assuming Kayla to be a master at this foreign language just because she had been able to get her messages across at the restaurant.

Vianna smiled warmly up at Ferris as he mentioned it was his job to keep her warm before he looked away and up to the skies. The young girl watched him curiously and followed his line of sight, her eyebrows raising slightly. She grinned as Ferris spoke once again. "Yay! Are you going to tell me more stories about new constellations, Professor?" she asked, returning her gaze to the boy excitedly.

Ferris gave a sympathetic half smile to her as she asked if he could tell her more stories about the constellations. "I'm afraid not, Vi," he said with a small sigh, his eyes returning to her as they walked. "There's not a full constellation that I can see tonight," he admitted. He tilted his head up to look once more at the skies only to receive a drop of water on his forehead. Soon after, many more droplets fell onto them in rapid speed.

OOC: Off for about thirty minutes or so...

Vianna pouted as Ferris shared that he wouldn't be able to tell her any stories about constellations this time, as there seemed not to be any full ones in sight. The young girl was just about to speak, but was left with her mouth open as drops of water began to fall on them. Vianna remained frozen for a moment, it was just beginning to dawn on her what was happening. And then she reacted. "It's raining!" she stated the obvious, a grin spreading across her face, as if this was the most amusing thing of life. The young girl tried her best to keep her little squirrel covered as he seemed not to enjoy the rain and looked up at Ferris. "C'mon, let's find a tree or something."

ooc: Aw alright, Ruthers!

Vianna turned to Ferris as he asked if she would get cold, but before she had a chance to reply, the boy agreed to her idea of finding a tree and was now walking off at a hurried speed. Vianna almost had to run to catch up, but eventually came to a halt under a large tree. Once there, she let Fluffy down, as the squirrel had been trying to slither its way out of her hands.

Vianna watched Fluffy as he began climbing the tree before turning to Ferris and watching as the boy created a campfire for them before sitting down and offering her the spot next to him. Vianna smiled faintly and proceeded to sit down next to the boy, watching the fire absentmindedly. But now that she was completely still, she was able to feel the chilly wind more strongly, and especially now that she was soaking wet. With her teeth beginning to chatter, the young girl slid forward and closer to the fire before extending her hands out to it in an attempt to warm herself. "Okay, maybe the rain isn't so good..." she said with a weak chuckle.

Vianna's eyes widened slightly as she was suddenly brought back to her original spot. She turned to Ferris with puzzled eyes. "Wha'..." But before she could really form a proper question, the boy was muttering something she did not comprehend, and then a small orb of fire came to view. Vianna's eyes widened further at the sight of it, her puzzled expression turning into one of surprise and amazement. She beamed as Ferris handed her the orb, which she took rather hesitantly into her hands, fearing that she might get burned. But she felt more confident as the orb warmed her hands without burning them. "That's amazing, Professor!" she said, grinning at the fire in her hands. "How'd you learn that?!"

Vianna curled up slightly as Ferris held her close to him, enjoying the warmth he emitted, even if he had also been soaked under the rain. She pulled her gaze away from the fiery orb in her hands and up to Ferris as he explained how he had come to learn the spell. The young girl smiled in amusement. "That's so typical you, Professor," she said with a light chuckle, her eyes returning to the fire in her hands, still fascinated. "It's cute, though. I could just imagine you!"

ooc: Alrighty! ^_^