"Thanks."

"So... what's your story?" he asks Muninn.

"Unethical magical experiments."

Blink. "Were you the only, ah, success, so to speak?"

"I wasn't even what they were looking for!"

"What were they looking for?"

"Doesn't matter now; they're not about to try again."

"I guess. And are you—you know, okay? Is there anything you want?"

He makes a sort of shrug-like gesture with his wings.

"I'm all right."

"If you're sure."

"Yep."

"So what are your plans for the weekend?"

"Stay in and read books."

"Sounds reasonable. I should—perhaps rethink my approach with the other Slytherins."

"Oh?"

"Well you know clearly my first idea on how to solve things isn't necessarily the best one so I should probably think more before I act."

"Smart," the raven agrees.

He sighs. "If I'm being an idiot again will you tell me?"

"Count on it," says Muninn.

So Dayo returns to the Slytherin common room to continue working on his plans for world domination. Or, you know, something.

And Muninn and Victor stay in the library reading all of the books.

Professor McGonagall's office hours include two to four PM on Saturdays.

So Victor visits her office at two.

"Oh, Mr. Evans. How can I help you?"

"I'd like to know if there is a - a code of conduct for teachers at Hogwarts, please," he says.