Wizard of the Pendulum Forest

(Fives)

"To my darlings, tell me about a Chester Goddess who only buys marmalade shops:

dear.

Frazz - the human who broke my wand last time - has been living in my house for a week.I have to admit that the biscuits he baked are getting better and better every day, but I’m not an idiot who will be overwhelmed by food. I still found a lot of things wrong. This human being is very unfamiliar with housework—yes, abnormal, The kind that you don't want to put your hands in cold water, and you have an inexplicable dislike for your own food and clothing.

First of all, I have to explain that a great wizard must have a good living environment, and he will not treat his servants harshly, so why does he still find it difficult to accept?

He is a nobleman.He thought he was covering it up well, but the little details gave him away, so that I could see the little things that weren't.He might even be a big nobleman, the kind with lots of people around him.So why would he be willing to be a wizard's servant?I can't see it.

Also: Goddess Goddess!Why is my screaming mandala turning yellow?

And again: Goddess Goddess!The store you introduced to me last time really didn't sell blueberry jam!The old shop owner is also a heretic who only knows orange marmalade!

your bewildered subject

Ferdinand. "

He picked up the letter paper and shook it, then pouted and blew on the ink on it, then the wizard opened the window and looked around.

The grass outside the window is as shiny as ever, every blade of grass is fresh and tender as if it has been carefully scrubbed, and there is even a sweet and unknown fragrance in the air.The sound of the wind gradually became louder in Ferdinand's ears. He closed his eyes and began to communicate with the wind. After a while, the wizard opened his eyes and stretched out the hand holding the letter paper out of the window.A gust of wind blew through, and the letter paper was blown up, rolled twice in the air, then circled to the sky, and disappeared within a few breaths.

Ferdinand closed the window, read a few words silently, and opened it again. At this time, the grassland was still outside the window, and the forest was still in the distance, but there was no light on the grassland, and there was no fragrance in the air.The squirrel was squatting in the grass with a pinecone bigger than its head on its head, motionless and not knowing what it was thinking.

"This little thing, why has he been in such a strange posture for the past two days? Could it be that he is really stupid for eating melon seeds..." The wizard thought worriedly and decided to call the squirrel back by whistling and give it a loving hug. However, at the next moment, the squirrel, which was frozen like a sculpture, shook its big fluffy tail, jumped up in a posture that is almost impossible for a squirrel, and disappeared into the forest with the pine cone in a few strokes. The wizard's sharp eyes Suddenly saw a chipmunk passing by in the forest.

"I should always think of it, this damn wild squirrel will always only have melon seeds and that chipmunk in its head, and all worries should be fed to Foster, who only likes meat and bones. Well, today you have lost It's unbelievable that a great wizard has a squirrel who isn't great at all for the love of your master and the biscuits after dinner... Wow!"

Ferdinand withdrew his outstretched hand to whistle with a blank expression, thinking viciously, and then was "slapped" all over his face by a piece of letter paper that fell from the sky.

He hurriedly took off the letter paper on his face, opened it excitedly, and found that there were only three lines of writing:

"no problem

too much grass

you guess? "

guess what?Guess how much that squirrel gained weight this month?

Ferdinand crumpled the paper expressionlessly, and threw it back without hesitation. Sure enough, the letter paper gradually disintegrated into magic fragments from bottom to top before it hit the ground, and finally disappeared into the air.