Harry hummed a vague agreement. In contraty to other times they had done this test, Harry didn't find their professional back and forth particularly interesting or useful. It wasn't either of them to blame, they just had less to share between the two of them.<br/>For once, Harry felt like he would rather just unplug and just watch Draco work. Draco was, after all, as interesting visually as audibly.<br/>However, that didn't feel like a priviledge Harry should allow himself to have.<br/>"I've worked through them all," he said, nodding towards the piles on his desk. He willed his gaze away from Draco's slightly downturned face, instead staring off vaguely towards his desk. "Generously there's probably 35 cases I'd want to revisit. I just have to figure out with what aim."<br/>When the files didn't become any more intereting that they had been the passing few hours, Harry's eyes drifted through his depth of field, watching the study unfold ahead of him.<br/>"I might lay them out," he said, ualmost thoughtlessly. The statement was simple out of necessity; Harry didn't know how precisely or with what purpose. "I need to look at them differently, I think."