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In the end, Daoof silently cast magic to deal with the traces of the battle. Glenn could understand how conflicted he was.

Glenn himself would also be troubled by this.

The strange weather did not last long and gradually dissipated at four o'clock in the afternoon.

Daoof released all the creatures in the painting and cast a spell to get rid of the wind fairies, and released all the other victims and civilians.

Finally, he said he was going out to erase all traces of Morogen's presence here, so he left at noon.

Before he left, Daoof asked Glenn and Siri to communicate more, hoping that they could help each other in the future.

Glenn has no objection.

After Xili left, Glenn became free and his teacher had to be replaced by Mei Ke.

Although Maco is only a fourth-level magician, his knowledge is definitely far superior to Glenn's.

She saw that Glenn was very interested in making props, so she explained a lot of knowledge in this area to Glenn, and also shared many of Maco's own insights, which helped Glenn understand a lot.

It was also with her help that Glenn successfully made a magic prop on his own for the first time.

It is a transparent ball that can emit light on its own. The color of the light can be adjusted and it will move with the rhythm of the music.

Can be used at parties.

Although it doesn't really mean anything, it at least proves that Glenn has made great progress.

Maybe it was due to his past life experience or his own talent, but Glenn successfully made several magic props in the following days.

This also surprised Mei Ke and the other apprentices.

They had seen the props of unknown purpose made by Glenn. Although they were not exquisite, they were already amazing for someone who had only studied magic for less than a year.

Glenn was obsessed.

Although he wanted to stay in the laboratory 24 hours a day, other apprentices would regularly pester him to tell stories.

Considering that the little ones have never been out of the house, Glenn still takes time to talk to them.

However, what he talked about were no longer trivial matters in life, but fairy tales.

When he told these fairy tales, he always felt like a missionary, and he couldn't help imagining that these children who had heard the fairy tales would grow up and regard him as a leader.

"…Finally, Cinderella and the prince lived happily ever after."

Glenn finished telling the story of Cinderella with a dry mouth, and was about to leave after saying goodbye to the group of young apprentices when the story was finished.

The little ones were not happy about this. They were already addicted to the beautiful story Glenn created and couldn't help themselves. They wanted to listen to it all day long.

"Glenn, tell me one more thing, just one, okay?"

“We still want to hear more!”

"Magic isn't fun."

This was not the first time Glenn had encountered such a situation, and he criticized it skillfully:

"How can you not study? You can only listen to stories when you are relaxing. Learning magic is your priority. Go and do what you should do. We will talk tomorrow."

At this time, Little Mushroom rushed forward, hugged one of Glenn's legs, raised his head, and said with tears in his eyes, "Tell me another one..."

How did this little girl learn to act cute? And she is so lethal?! ... Glenn seemed to be blinded by the light and did not dare to look into the little mushroom's eyes.

The other person has a chubby face and big, clear eyes. When she starts to act like a spoiled brat, few strong men can resist her.

Seeing that Glenn didn't look at him, Little Mushroom shook Glenn's leg again, his voice still aggrieved, "Little Mushroom wants to hear it, so tell me another one..."

Glenn finally broke down. "Okay, I'll tell you one more time, but only this time. I still have a lot of homework to do."

"Great!"

Little Mushroom and the other apprentices cheered.

Little Leaf looked at Glenn thoughtfully.

When they sat down again and Glenn was about to start speaking, Little Mushroom came up to him again, hugged Glenn's face and kissed him, then ran to sit next to his companions with a red face.

Glenn touched the place on his face that had just been kissed, and felt very happy about the innocence of this little girl.

"The next story is called The Little Match Girl."

A sad story slowly unfolds.

"...In the winter, a lonely little girl endured the severe cold and sold matches alone...

No one bought it, and the little girl looked very pitiful.”

Children's emotions are more sensitive. When Glenn described this scene, several children had tears in their eyes.

But the sadness is yet to come.

When people heard the little match girl see her beloved relatives in the faint light of the matches, they finally cried out.

The little mushroom and the little leaf covered their mouths, tears streaming down their cheeks and through their fingers.

Some little boys might have been trying to save face, so even though they were clearly crying, they still pretended to look around and took the opportunity to wipe away their tears.

Glenn found it mildly amusing, and seeing these little kids sad because of his story gave him a kind of mischievous pleasure.

"…When the little girl was found the next day, she was already dead. She curled up in the corner with a happy smile on her face. People knew that she could spend the New Year with her grandmother."

As soon as Glenn finished his story, all the apprentices burst into tears.

"Uh..." Glenn felt a headache for a moment, as if this was not going to end well.

He suddenly looked behind him and saw Mei Ke gently wiping away her tears.

Seeing Glenn's look, she gave him a look that told him to handle it himself, then turned and left.

She was also listening to this story just now, and she was moved to tears. As a magician who had lived for hundreds of years, she didn't know how long it had been since she had shed tears.

Glenn sighed. He had done it himself and should bear the consequences.

"Why didn't anyone help the little match girl? She was so pitiful, wuwu..."

Lucas is not here. Xiaoye is the oldest here, but he cries the loudest.

The little mushroom buried her head so that only the big magic hat could be seen. She kept touching her eyes with her little hands and was obviously very sad.

The others weren't much better.

It seemed to be contagious, and even those who were originally stronger in character were moved by this atmosphere.

Glenn said several words of comfort, but none of them worked. Finally, he thought of a solution.

So he raised his voice and said, "Don't worry! This story is not over yet!"

Unexpectedly, as soon as these words were spoken, the crying scene suddenly became quiet.

Glenn took a deep breath and said, "The little match girl was still alive. When she was about to die, um... I... I saw her. I had studied medicine before, and I could tell at a glance that the little girl was not dead, so I immediately saved her and took care of her through the winter..."

I don't know if this improvised sequel can satisfy these kids, but Glenn has no other choice.

"Really...really?" Xiao Ye asked with a sob.

"Of course it's true. The little match girl is living a good and happy life now." Glenn said seriously.

The apprentices calmed down after hearing this.

"Thank you for saving the little match girl, Glenn." The little mushroom raised his head and said with emotion.

Glenn's face turned red with embarrassment, and he waved his hands stiffly and said, "It's nothing? Haha..."

He vowed never to tell sad stories to children again, at least not in person.

After this incident, for some reason, these children looked at him with a hint of admiration.