He wears a small, wry smile at that in spite of himself. After all, he isn't meant to show preferences between houses. But that had been tested as of late, with all of the old Slytherin families making sure that their support of Grindelwald, of the war, of purity, were all too well known.

"No, I was not," he answers. "I was in Gryffindor and enjoyed it quite well."

Tilting his head, he continues, "You yourself are a courageous young woman. Perhaps being Sorted there would improve your time here, if the Hat decided it as such. At the very least, I do believe the politics of the other houses might prove less of an affront."