Devon was particularly unusual that year. On the second day after Wizet and Luna returned to Ottery St Catchpole, it snowed that night.
Snowflakes drifted onto the eaves, windowsills, little garden, and grass outside, piling up into thick layers overnight.
Not until the following morning would the snow on the eaves slide down with a muffled "thump," hitting the ground and forming a snowbank before falling silent again.
From time to time, biting cold winds swept through, making the frost-covered branches sway and creak with groaning sounds.
The little paths had vanished without a trace. As far as the eye could see lay an undulating snowfield stretching into the distance, as though the entire world had been dyed white.
In weather like this, staying inside a warm home was undoubtedly an incomparably blissful pleasure.
However, before Christmas Eve arrived, only Wizet and Luna could relax so comfortably at home.
As editor-in-chief of The Quibbler, Xenophilius Lovegood had to settle everything at the newspaper office before Christmas Eve before he could give himself a proper few days off.
As a result, the task of decorating the Christmas tree and the house naturally fell to Wizet.
This was where the advantages of magic showed themselves. Especially now that Wizet had mastered the new Harmonic Space Charm technique, preparing for Christmas Eve became even more effortless.
Meanwhile, Luna took the initiative to handle the cooking.
In order to put Mrs. Weasley's Magical Theory into practice, she chose not to use Domestic Life Magic, instead cooking in the most ordinary way.
If she could become proficient with kitchen utensils, then the results of using Domestic Life Magic would not be much worse.
Wizet enjoyed himself as well. He did not use magic while washing or chopping vegetables.
He used magic elsewhere, such as keeping