The two of them were only putting on a show of anger and did not actually hit him hard, so Wayne endured it.
He would write it down in his little notebook and get his revenge later.
A quarter of an hour later, the silver radiance gradually faded, and the Mooncalves stopped dancing as well.
"Wait here for me."
After giving them a warning, Wayne dispelled his own Disillusionment Charm and walked toward the Mooncalves. At the same time, he activated his Succubus—no, his Magical Creature Affinity talent.
Seeing a person suddenly appear, the Mooncalves cried out in fear. But after sensing Wayne's goodwill and that powerful affinity, they did not flee.
"Easy, easy."
Wayne lowered both hands. "Relax, I'm just here to make friends." As he spoke, he took out some dandelions. Since it was not flowering season, they were a little dry, but to the Mooncalves, they were still enormous.
Among the dozen or so Mooncalves, two were relatively brave.
They cautiously walked up to Wayne. Only after seeing that he made no move did they relax and begin eating.
Seeing this, the other Mooncalves followed suit. In the blink of an eye, Wayne was surrounded by a group of adorable little creatures.
He reached out and stroked their heads. Their long necks stretched and retracted, making them incredibly fun to play with. Cho and Hermione, who were hiding nearby, were so envious they were practically drooling. "Come over."
Fortunately, Wayne had not forgotten about them. He waved the two girls over.
"Don't be afraid. They're my friends and won't hurt you." Having established a preliminary trust, the Mooncalves allowed the two girls to approach.
By the time the dandelions were gone, the three of them had also gotten their fill of petting the Mooncalves.
Considering that time