Those feathers turned into a flurry of goose-feather snow in the blink of an eye and continued drifting down.
The snow on the ground gradually thickened, while the surface of the lake slowly froze over.
Faintly, fairies could be seen dancing in the snow.
The awakened students flocked onto the balconies, exclaiming as they watched the falling snowflakes.
Of course, some were worried about when the snow would stop.
However, their worries did not last long.
After two hours, the heavy snow abruptly came to a halt.
Professor Kazel vanished from the top of the Castle and reappeared by the lakeside.
He stepped onto the frozen lake and began reinforcing the layer of ice.
Dark and Senior Pandora had also remained on the Castle's third floor for a full two hours.
This was the first time the two had spent so long alone together since Christmas.
Aside from exchanging chocolate, the unexpected heavy snow added a touch of romance to this—
date.
Dark had not prepared a gift such as roses.
Naturally, neither had Pandora.
But true romance lay not in appearances, but in the heart.
After the snow stopped, the two ended their conversation and arranged to meet again in the afternoon before parting for the time being.
Pandora then returned to the library to continue working.
Dark, meanwhile, returned to his dormitory and took out the remaining chocolates.
They both knew the other was busy.
"This one is Diana's, and this one is Rose's—mm."
Before Dark could leave, there was already a knock at the door.
He glanced around the room, where only a few Meow Meow Grass remained, and had no choice but to answer the door himself.
Sure enough, Diana and Rose stood outside.
Diana had her hands behind her back, her face the picture of