"Certainly, I've already learned that in my short time here. Teaching children magic, some are bound to use it poorly. Our job to teach them not to," she said with a chuckle. She'd come here blind as a student her first year, coming from a Muggle family. It was quite a culture shock, to say the least. As most did, Katya had come to love everything about magic and this place, adapting to it quite nicely, moving on to becoming a professor was a dream come true. Especially with transfiguration, the magic she'd really taken a shine to, obviously, since that's what she taught. Might be a problem if she didn't know it very well. She stepped back as he stood, holding her wand out and ready to help out with his robes.<br/><br/>Katya didn't know how others felt about it, but she kind of found that whole absent-mindedness kind of cute. That carefree part of him, how his mind would just wander on a thought, casually forgetting things...Some might not like it, but she did. She looked up to him as well, being here a while he knew the tricks and such of being a teacher, it had helped her out when she'd started a year and a half ago. All of that tied up in a decent looking package, a wonder that someone hadn't snatched him up.<br/><br/>Katya giggled again, shaking her head. "Must be a malfunction, no way around it," she said, pointing her wand at the man. Thinking of the words for the spell she'd cast, the blonde thought of how easy it might be to just remove the robe and see what was under it. No, bad Katya, be professional. "Filo permuto," she said, giving a twist of her wrist and pulling her wand in a swoosh. The spell to change around clothing, the magic coming from around them and flipping through the threads of his robes. They started respinning, flipping back around the right way. She gave a nod, putting her wand away. "There, you look great," she said, wondering how he might take it before noticing something in the air coming towards them. "Seems we have a visitor?"