Seneca knew who Ceasar Pavesio was, he was well known in the alchemic circles. He had made important discoveries on the field and so was a highly esteemed academic. Seneca would like to meet him in person and she felt somewhat flattered that Professor Valenduris thought her skilled enough to assist them in the labs.

"You would have to ask my father," Seneca replied diplomatically. She was sure that her father would be flattered that one of her professors thought so highly of her skills. Still, he would probably be reluctant to allow her to work alongside two men. He allowed her more freedoms than he had her two sisters (for example, duelling) but he was still quite old-fashioned regarding some things. No matter what he believed about Professor Valenduris' proposition, Seneca knew that she couldn't take any liberties in answering Professor Valenduris. Lucius Lestrange liked to control everyone in the family, including his favoured members.

"I am honoured that you think so highly of my skill, though!"