"Don't worry about it," she offered with a shrug. "Things happen. One mistake isn't the end of the world. Besides, I bet you most of these folks are drunk enough that tonight will be little more than a blur. If they remember anything at all. Regardless, if a muggle just saw you carrying a wooden stick around they would probably just think you are a little odd in the head, not jump to the conclusion magic is real." Her voice was soft and she smiled while she spoke only partially aware of the extent of Miss Binns's concern.

Of course, she wouldn't assume the woman was here to find a werewolf. That would have never occurred to her, rather Annabeth assumed that she was shaken up about nearly losing her wand. Her own siblings carried their wands everywhere, she could imagine it would be worrisome to lose it - even more so if losing it meant potential reexposing the magical world to the mundane. Though had she known the woman was here to catch a werewolf she likely would have been quite interested in that story - presuming it wasn't a full moon. Maybe that should be something she kept track of, but it wasn't. She'd only started to consider the dangers of the magical world a few months prior when she'd accidentally wandered into a black market pet trading stall in the market - one that had a few open cage doors.

"I used to live here, I'm just visiting my parents and brothers this weekend. I lived in Irvingly with my brother and sister for three years now." She didn't find anything particularly odd about the question. She'd initially assumed they'd both eat their meals in silence as she didn't want to intrude more than she already had, but if the woman wanted to get to know her, she was perfectly fine with talking as well. "Do you live here? Oh, I am Annabeth by the way, Annabeth Jennings!"

Maybe she should start going by a different name when she interacted with wizards. She'd had the threat of obliviation dangled over her a few times before. Not using her own name would make it harder to find her, but she supposed it was fine. She was pretty sure this woman thought her another witch and she wasn't going to correct her assumption.