Dr. Self diagnosed Jason with meningitis, but no one could explain how he had gotten out of a house with all its doors and windows locked.
Children no longer came out to play alone. Even when going to the places they usually played, they were accompanied by adults.
I wanted to sleep for a while. I had been too tired yesterday. For a moment, it felt as if I had returned to the day I first arrived. It had been the same then—Mrs. Harker had invited Van Helsing over, and he had told me, "Forgive my frankness, but you don't look like you were attacked by a vampire."
How had he figured it out? I would have to ask him after I woke up.
If a kidnapper took a hostage, the first thing he would do was tell the family not to call the police.
If the family did as the kidnapper said, then everything would fall under his control.
There was another way to solve this problem: destroy Paul. But even if this body was destroyed, he could still possess another one. They would have to find another way to get rid of this trouble.
After what happened, Cecil also wanted to dispose of those dark magic items. But once those things entered society, there was a very real chance someone would use them to commit evil deeds.
Fortunately, it had been Barnaby. Although framing someone did not cause death like Avada Kedavra, it still wounded the soul. Paul was not like Barnaby's father, who stopped when he saw him cry. No wonder Barnaby had been so moved that day and said those things.
Pomona was not the sort of person who was so merciful and kind that she refused to harm anything. If Meat-eating Slugs appeared in