At first, Draco was ready to believe that Potter was simply doubting<span style="font-style: italic">his</span>ability to do either of those things. It had been a long time since Hogwarts after all, so it seemed likely that Potter wouldn’t have a realistic idea of what Draco would be able to do.<br/>However, it took only one glance at Potter for Draco to realise that that maybe wasn’t what it was about. It seemed almost crazy, but maybe it was actually going to be easy to work with Potter, who, at least somewhat, seemed to trust Draco abilities.<br/>“Well, I have never done it on anyone but myself, but yes,” he stated with an unusual amount of confidence. If there was one thing he felt certain that he could do, it was anything involving Dark Magic, and he also knew that he would never have suggested they start out with something that had too big of a risk of failure.<br/>It was probably going to be for naught anyway, but Draco wanted Potter to trust him with this process, didn’t want him to regret going to Draco with his situation.<br/>“I have done it on a couple of dozen objects too and some of those contain native magic as well as foreign magic,” he added, just so that it didn’t seem too much like Potter was going to be his guinea pig.