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The white haired girl had nearly missed Cassandra's greeting, sitting up slightly as she would ask if she was alright. Lilie's eyes were still dazed, though she realized trying to shake off the feeling was doing more harm than good. Right, the professor had warned them about putting in too much. Exhaling a sigh, Lilie closed her eyes for just a moment, waiting for the feeling to subside. Waiting for her magic to recover. Magic. Magic! Just the thought alone revved her up, the girl opening her eyes as she would sit up properly.

Cassandra's concern was appreciated, and Lilie would focus on responding to her. [color=deepskyblue]"Y-Yeah, I guess I overdid it,"[/color] She admitted sheepishly, offering up a shrug. She had underestimated the exercise, or maybe she just let her excitement get the best of her. Either way, she had to admit she was having a blast. [color=deepskyblue]"Why don't you go ahead and try, maybe you'll be better at this than I am,"[/color] Lilie suggested as she decided to see if the other girl would have more luck than she did.

As Lilie fell quiet, she wondered if she should ask what happened after she had turned tail last night. Would she even know? Mulling her thoughts over for a moment, she debated internally for a moment, weighing the pros and cons. On one hand, it was a good way to make another friend--and they were encouraged to have a positive relationship with their desk partner. On the other hand, it probably wasn't any of her business, and she wasn't entirely any of her business anyway. Cassandra probably didn't even know more than she did. Still, just ignoring that something happened didn't sit well with her.

[color=deepskyblue]"First neighbors, now partners, what are the odds?"[/color] If anything, some small talk never hurt anyone, right?

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