"If you like, I can give you these books!" Allen was very generous. These books were still very interesting to read as novels, and I have to say that some of the knowledge in them was indeed very practical.

"Thank you, it's great! I can get Ilfmoni to see it." Jessica looked very happy.

"What? What did you just say?" Jessica, excited, spoke a little fast. Allen asked in confusion without hearing it clearly.

"Ilfmoni, it is the best magic school in the world!" Jessica looked proud.

"I think you will find that the best school in the world is called Hogwarts." Allen couldn't help but retort.

"Nonsense." Jessica frowned.

"Jessica, Ian, I'm back!" Leonard's voice came from a bowl-shaped metal in the room that was exactly the same as the lobby downstairs. The sound came very timely, breaking the awkward scene in the house.

"Uncle is back!" Jessica happily rushed downstairs with the book in her hand.

Professor Frieve and Alan looked at each other, walked out of the room, and came to the hall downstairs.

Ian was already downstairs, and he took Leonard's coat and hung it onto a magic hanger next to the fire so that the coat could remain dry.

"Hey, Philius, I hope you have a good night tonight!" Leonard and Professor Flitvie exchanged a few words and sat on the dining chair.

Jessica directed the food to fly to his plate. "Ha, it's so delicious! I'm so hungry today!" Leonard enjoyed his dinner comfortably and calmly.

After eating, Leonard was full of red face and sat on the sofa in the hall and chatted with Professor Flivie.

Professor Flivie gave the Billy Wiggworm that Allen caught today to Leonard, and Jessica and Ian came over to look at it with great interest.

"I heard that after being stung by it, I could float up slowly." Ian was eager to try.

"Once you have a serious allergic reaction, what awaits you may be permanently floating!" Jessica glanced at her brother and warned.

"I don't know how many magical creatures are wandering in the city. Today we have caught a lot, but there are still some unknown places." Leonard looked at the Billy Vigor in his hand, and his mind was transferred to work again.

"I'm afraid I can't accompany you to visit New York this time!" Leonard looked at Professor Flitvii apologized. The sudden prison robbery caused his Christmas holiday to be ruined. He felt very sorry for Professor Flitvii who came from afar.

"It's okay, we're here this time to satisfy your wish. Let Ian and Allen compete and see who is better!" Professor Flivi said pretending to be careless.

Allen and Ian looked at each other, and both saw the determination to win in each other's eyes.

"It's too late today. You should be very tired. It's not a good time to fight. Why don't you let a few children make some contributions to the magic world and find magical creatures that escape! See who caught the most magical creatures!" Leonard's eyes lit up and he came up with a good idea.

"Good idea! However, when you encounter a magical creature that you cannot deal with, don't act rashly and notify us to come." Professor Flivi reminded.

"I want to go too!" Jessica was excited and wanted to participate in this very meaningful and interesting competition.

"Of course, after all, you are all fifth-grade wizards. Remember to take care of Ian and Allen." Leonard agreed without hesitation. Although Ian is more talented, Jessica is more stable and reliable.

At night, a violent blizzard hit the glass window. In this foreign land, Allen fell asleep with his longing for his family!

In the early morning, Allen woke up early and there was a bright light outside. It was not that the sun had risen, but that everything outside was covered with a thick layer of snow.

Allen quietly dressed up and walked out the door.

The hillside next to the house is immersed in white reflections, and a few wisps of mist mist mist in the clearings in the forest on the slope, or floats on the winding river surface.

This scene exudes a particularly peaceful appearance, and even if the morning chickens in the farm are celebrating the dawn, they are not disturbed at all.

Allen stretched a few simple movements, and before he knew it, dawn surged out from the east.

After a moment, it was dawn, and the sky was filled with the clear light of dawn, white and bright.

The mist dissipated under the illuminated red sun, and Allen also completed his morning exercises.

When I returned to the room, I happened to bump into Jessica who got up to make breakfast.

The air conditioner brought in by Allen made Jessica, who had just left the warm bed, trembled slightly, and she couldn't help but silence slightly.

"Ah, sorry!" Allen quickly closed the door and stood a little further.

"It's okay, good morning! Are you going to practice in the morning?" Seeing the thin sweat on Allen's forehead, Jessica guessed Allen's movements.

"Yes, this is my habit." Allen nodded politely and smiled, going to the bathroom to clean it.

"What a vibrant boy!" Jessica walked to the kitchen and became busy.

Various ingredients float out of the cupboard, Jessica uses magic to turn them into components of a delicious meal—carrots and apples are automatically chopped, batter is automatically rolled up, and pan is automatically stirred...

When Allen finished washing up and sat at the table, Jessica waved her wand, raisins, apple mud and dough all flew into the air, mixed together, neatly stacked into a cylindrical pie, baked in place.

When it was almost baked, the sugar jar flew out of the cabinet and evenly sprinkled the frosting on both sides of the pie. The pie looked so delicious! Alan couldn't help but take a deep breath.

A knock suddenly came from the window, and several owls stood outside the window.

"Alan, help me, I can't get rid of it for the time being." Jessica was directing the pies to fly to the white plate, and drank some fruit on the plate.

Alan opened the window and the owls flew in and lined up neatly, as if they were united and received silent orders, and they all stretched out their left leg. Alan quickly untied the newspaper tied to their legs one by one.

"There are copper nuts in the coffee table drawer, you can give them." Jessica hurriedly shouted.

Alan paid the money to the owls as he said, and they spread their wings and flew away from the window again.

These magic newspapers were neatly stacked together automatically, and Allen saw the front page title of the "New York Ghost" at the top: "The King of Smuggling Henry Jones escaped from prison."

Allen flipped through the newspapers below, almost always reporting the events that happened in the American Demon France yesterday, and they were all front pages: "The American Demon France will increase security efforts", "Where is Henry Jones", "The magical creature escapes and ravages the Muggle world"...

The event photos show the destroyed buildings in detail, the screaming victims, and some interview photos of witnesses...

After a while, Professor Flivie and Leonard also sat beside Allen and looked through the newspapers.

Leonard frowned, "The situation is even worse than I thought, Philius, I need your help."

"My honor, Leonard." Professor Frieve had no choice but to keep the secrets of the magic world or to be friends with Leonard.
Chapter completed!