Katya nodded, considering the pranks some students might pull if they got their hands on one or more of the slugs. "Yes, that is a good point, smart of you to be proactive about it," she said, letting him tend to the plants, looking around at the rest of the garden. It was something you truly had to keep in mind as a teacher at a school such as this. Muggle schools, their pranks were troublesome, but tolerable. One could only imagine what an unruly student could do with the things they were being taught here. It was something to be vigilant of when teaching and deciding how to go about it, how they might abuse it. Luckily, that wasn't with too many, most were just enchanted by the sheer fact they were learning magic.<br/><br/>Oh, yes, he'd mentioned the train. Soon enough the students would be arriving, they would have the Welcome Feast, and the year would begin. "Yes, if the train will be arriving soon you should tend to the first years, don't let me keep you." Oh, she was excited. Such a good party to start things off, it was always one of her favorites. Just getting back into the swing of things, seeing everyone back together, the returning students, new faces eager to be sorted into the houses, all of it was grand and fun, and then classes would be in session. A glimmer lit in her eyes, just so anxious for it all to begin.<br/><br/>"Oh, before you go," she said, reaching into her robes to pull out her wand, looking to him with a smile. "Your robes seem to have put themselves on backwards, would you like some help with that?" she said, giving a light giggle. He was kind and smart, but a bit absent-minded, off. She thought it was cute.