The pair divvied up the beans. He eyed his pile, scouting for any potentially nasty ones. Knowing his luck there were probably a few in there. He looked up in time to catch Asriel's devilish grin as she eyes his pile. He glanced back down, thinking back to the last time he'd dared to eat Every Flavor Beans. The last time he could recall was in the dorms with some fellow students in his 4th year. They all sat around taking turns trying to guess what flavor they were getting before they tried it. He wasn't sure how well he'd fare now though, as it'd been a while. Still, Asriel was a Slytherin and he didn't think she'd be able to resist a little friendly competition.<br/><br/>Declan grinned when she suggested he go first, "Alright, but first... How about we make a game of it? We try to guess the flavor before we eat it and if we're right we get a point. Person with the most points when we run out of beans is the winner." He cocked an eyebrow in challenge, a little competition would certainly make the long ride to Hogwarts more interesting. He poked at the pile of beans looking for one he was most sure of. A dull gray one caught his eye, it looked familiar. In fact he was almost positive he could identify it. He glanced at the beans around it but wasn't too sure on their identities. Nope that would have to be the one, after all he didn't want to screw up on his first turn... Well at least it would be amusing either way... "I'm gonna say... Anchovy." He guessed holding up the candy. He took a deep breath, mostly for dramatic effect, and popped the bean into his mouth. A fishy taste immediately overpowered his tastebuds and he balked silently and he drew his wand from his jeans and made a slashing motion with it. Cobalt smoke issues from the end of of it, coalescing into a tally mark that floated close to him. He swallowed the candy as his attempts not to choke turned to laughter.<br/><br/>"Yep... Anchovy... Definitely not my thing... Alright your turn Malfoy, unless you wanna back out." He teased her, still not entirely sure if this was a bad idea. Still it held the promise of being way too much fun for his own good.