"I suppose that's true..." muttered Vianna thoughtfully as Ferris pointed out that dragons weren't necessarily snuggling little pets. "I wouldn't mind having a pet dragon, though. They're cute!" she said. "When they're not breathing fire on you, anyway," she added as an afterthought before chuckling softly to herself and proceeding to lay down beside the boy, her eyes gazing up at the sparkling stars.

Vianna couldn't help but laugh as Ferris pointed out that she wanted to have everything as a pet before adding that a jellyfish would be the only exception. "I suppose you're right," she said with amusement, returning her eyes from the sky above to the boy beside her as he placed a kiss on her forehead. She smiled at him, watching him for a moment before looking away and up to the sky again. "This kind of reminds me of the days back in England," she said thoughtfully after a moment's silence, the memory of it feeling much older than it really was.

Vianna sighed as well, looking up at the constellation she had just learned about for a few moments before yawning. "We should've brought the marshmallows," she muttered absentmindedly, suddenly craving the sweet snack. She could just imagine her brother eating them all as they sat in this part of town stargazing.

Vianna's eyes widened slightly as Ferris suddenly gasped and turned to her with pure horror in his features and sadness in his eyes. But she seemed slightly relieved and even amused as he explained what was disturbing him - that they had forgotten the marshmallows. "I know, we should be ashamed," she replied teasingly with a smile. "We'll just... have to wait 'til we're back at the hotel, I guess," she added with a sigh.

Vianna turned to Ferris with widened eyes as the boy announced his plans to go get the marshmallows they had left behind. "But Prof--" but before she could really oppose to the idea, the boy was already up on his feet and promising her he would be back in two minutes. There was the slightest flicker of amusement in her eyes at his words, but for the most part her features were disapproving and carried a slight worry. She watched him run over to his broom and sighed. "Just promise me you'll be careful, Professor!" she told him, now sitting up on the grass.

Vianna gave Ferris a weak smile, waving as he waved back at her before mounting his broom and disappearing in the night sky. The young girl watched him go until he was completely out of sight before turning her attention to the constellations hovering up above. But this only distracted her a couple of minutes and it wasn't long until she started growing uneasy, especially since she didn't have a watch to check the time. She distracted herself picking on the grass or fidgeting with her wand, checking the skies every now and then. Until she caught sight of Ferris up in the sky and beamed as the boy landed, setting his broom aside before joining her. "Professor!" she exclaimed, as if this was an unexpected surprise and she hadn't seen him in years.

Vianna beamed at the sight of him as the boy proceeded to sit next to her, handing her two marshmallow bags. "Thank you," she said taking them into her hands and opening one of them. She pulled a marshmallow out and brought it to her mouth, absentmindedly looking up at the sky before returning her gaze to Ferris again as he spoke. The young girl gave a soft chuckle at his words before the amusement suddenly wiped completely from her features and her brows furrowed. "Professor..." she muttered, her eyes squinting slightly as she tried to see under the dim moonlight. "Professor! What happened to your arm?!"

"That's a pretty mean, painful-looking 'nothing'," replied Vianna, raising an eyebrow at the boy beside her. There was no way she was going to be satisfied with that response, and so she insisted, "What really happened, Professor?" Her forehead began to crease slightly, already assuming the worst.

Vianna tilted her head slightly as Ferris hesitantly started his confession before trailing off for a moment. She waited patiently, remaining silent for that moment before he began speaking again, this time in such a speed that Vianna didn't catch a word at first. She blinked, her eyes wide as the words slowly processed through and her brain separated them to create one sentence rather than one really long word. "A tree!?" she repeated. "Are you okay, did you get hit anywhere else? Does it hurt too bad?" she asked, her eyes returning to the purple bruise on his pale arm.

"Oooh..." Vianna nodded her head slightly as Ferris explained that the bruise didn't hurt and he had just been attacked by a tree branch. She remained expressionless for a moment, she might have even looked bored for a few seconds there as she stared blankly at the boy's bruise. But her blue eyes eventually lifted their gaze to his brown eyes and a smile lit up her features; half a second later, she was in a fit of laughter. "I can't believe you ran into another tree, Professor!" she said between laughs. "Did this one come out of nowhere and chase you down too?" she teased, as was typical of her.

Vianna fell into a fit of giggles as Ferris countered playfully before bringing her down to the ground with him. "I think you should consider getting a restraining order against trees, Professor," she suggested teasingly, still giggling lightly as she spoke. "I'm sure you're not the only innocent victim these troublesome trees attack."

Vianna's eyebrows rose and she gave a gasp of mock surprise. "I can't believe my boyfriend is telling me to shut up!" she said, the amusement lighting up her face as she watched the boy beside her with playfully shocked eyes. "Well, what if I don't want to shut up? What if I plan to continue teasing you about this for the rest of the night -- no, for the rest of the week! What're you going to do about it, Professor?" she challenged in return before giggling to herself, far too amused at the moment to keep a straight face.

Vianna gave Ferris a jokingly surprised grin as the boy replied to her challenge, but before she could say anything, they had suddenly switched places and she found herself on the bottom this time. Unwillingly, Vianna fell into another fit of giggles as Ferris began tickling her, awarding her with kisses that made her squirm and served more as punishment than actual rewards. "Okay, okay, I'll stop!" she said after a moment, when the tickling had become too much to bear and her sides ached from laughing. "I won't make fun of you, I promise!" she added almost desperately, her cheeks turning bright red as she continued to giggle.