After that, the professor of magical biology played by Wang also entered the audience's view. Wang was a chubby wizard who looked exceptionally kind and approachable. He used healing potions to treat the protagonists' injuries and helped them conceal the fact that they had entered the forest, making the protagonists even more reckless.
To investigate the earlier student illnesses, they even ran directly out of the school and caused trouble in the ordinary world. After the professors discovered them, they were all given detention. The children in the theater voiced their dissatisfaction.
The protagonists also had a dispute. The little boy from Asia felt that they should not have done that. At the very least, they should have followed school rules instead of casually abusing magic and frightening ordinary people. But the white boy believed they were carrying out justice. To drag out that detestable vampire, it was something that had to be done. The girl tried to mediate between them.
A series of events followed, and in the end, two of the three were injured again. This time, their injuries were quite serious, even alarming the headmaster and deputy headmaster. The white boy had become convinced that Doctor Barton was the vampire. He tried to expose him in front of the headmaster, only to be reprimanded again. The protagonists were deeply frustrated, and the audience could not feel happy either.
Then the pace of the plot picked up again. The protagonists prepared to concoct a sunlight potion capable of countering vampires, but they could not succeed no matter what they did. They sought help from the professor of magical biology, who readily agreed and arranged to meet them in his office at midnight.
The protagonists were thrilled, thinking that they would finally be able to defeat the damned vampire