For some reason, Ophelia didn't expect the classroom to be full of fluff. She'd cleaned up some Pygmy Puff fluff with Tes and Damien a few days ago, and couldn't help but notice that even after so many students had been doing this errand, the fluff was still to be found somewhere.
She obviously had her tote bag with her, deciding to continue this errand on a Saturday when they had no lessons to attend to. Her homework had been done last night, and she'd made sure to double-check to see if she'd missed anything. Today, she'd woken up ready and steady to collect the leftover fluff.
She'd walked down the corridors and had seen students everywhere, collecting fluff. Wanting to go somewhere that wasn't as crowded, Ophelia decided to go to an empty classroom on the second floor. She'd never truly been there, but had passed it enough times to know where it was and when it was free to use. Still, she knocked twice just in case and then entered the room.
When she closed the door behind her and then properly looked at the space, she thought that anywhere there could be a Pygmy Puff in hiding. The room was full of fluff, and even though Ophelia remembered hearing some girls talking about having cleaned some it -or all of it, was it? She didn't remember-, she was certain they'd either missed a lot of spots, or that some Pygmy Puffs were on loose.
Giggling at the thought of finding a Pygmy Puff in hiding, she started to collect the soft fluff in her tote bag, which started to get filled quite soon. When the last of the (current) fluff was removed, she sat down and took one in hand, inspecting it properly. "It's like cotton candy," this thought had occurred to her many times whenever she saw or touched the fluff. Sometimes her thoughts wandered to whether the fluff was edible, but she knew it was probably not. But she suspected that the fluff would be used for knitting, maybe. Knitting scarves and such, and if not, she had no other idea in what the Pygmy Puff fluff would be used for. They were definitely useful for something, right?
Ophelia put the fluff back inside the tote bag and left the classroom. Cleaning all that fluff alone was exhausting, not that she minded it. Ophelia liked cleaning and keeping things neat; that was why she'd signed up to do this errand in the first place.
