Picking Boogers

Lenn loosened his tie, dropped onto the sofa, and set the pouch in his hand—one that had been cast with the Undetectable Extension Charm countless times—on the coffee table. "Maggie prepared a bit too many ingredients today. There's still a lot of food left in the kitchen. Gaia, Tina, and the others don't celebrate the holiday, but that doesn't stop them from having something nice too, so I packed some to take over to them in a bit. Oh, and I prepared some roast meat for Drogon." Lenn loosened his tie, dropped onto the sofa, and set the things in his hand on the coffee table.

Hermione muttered rather irritably, "Those little Unicorns are always sneaking into the Arcane Garden to steal medicinal herbs. They eat well every single day."

Seeing Hermione getting worked up, Lenn stood up, picked up the waist pouch, and started downstairs. "I already had Gaia teach them a lesson."

Allen realized that during this period, aside from occasionally running into them in the Tower, he had not made a special trip to see these magical animal friends the way he had in the lower years. The hand with which he had just lifted his teacup stopped in midair, then he smoothly set the cup down on the table beside him. "Lenn, I'll go with you."

Allen and Lenn carried bag after bag of food boxes down the spiral staircase, and the other young people followed them to the lowest space. As soon as Allen and the others came down the stairs, the group of little Unicorns burst out of the open door of the Pet Space like they had been let loose, galloping toward everyone. Fleur and Daisy's eyes were shining; every time, they could never resist the charm of these adorable little Unicorns—Emily pouted