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– What else is there in the chests? asks Frail
There are magic flying sculs, magic herbs, a cloak of invisibility and in the second chest there is a mummy from Ancient Egypt.
– Wow, really? What do you need it for?
– It can go back in time and bring me cobwebs for my potions and special creams from the piramides. It does it for me, because it can live in my chest safely.
– That’s a good deal! says Frail, but where did you get it from?
– From my grandmother and I don’t know where she took it from. I also got from her this magic glass ball.
– What can you do with this magic glass ball?
– I can see the future.
– Wow, so that is why you knew that I would come here.
– Exactly.
– What else do you know about me?
– I won’t tell you. I can’t suggest you anything. But I like what I saw.
– Ooh… Frail is disappointed. If so, tell me something more about the chest please.
– I’ve got a lot of magic herbs there. There are different kinds.
– What are they? And why are they magic?
– There are too many to name them. Some of them add the smell and flavour to the potions. Some add some properties to the potions. The others change into something when you say a spell.
– Super!
– Where do you take them from?
– Sometimes I find them in a normal or the Enchanted Forest, sometimes I exchange something for them at the market, sometimes my animals bring them to me.
– Wow! That’s interesting. And what about the flying skulls? They scare me a bit.
– They fly to the Enchanted Forest and bring me fruits of tall trees which are difficult to reach.
– Clever. Whose are these skulls?
– They are the skulls of my dead animals and the Unicorne.
– That Unicorm?
– Yes, that one.
– It’s sad and interesting, says Frail.
– Where did you get the cloak of invisibility from?
– I won it in a lottery.
– Oh, did you? Where was it?
– At the Swamp Market.
– How often do you use it?
– I sometimes use it for my missions.
– What are they?
– I can’t tell you, it’s a secret.
– I see.
At this moemnet an owl entered the room.
– Oh, hi Feather. What are you doing here? The owl answers:
– I’ve got a message for you.
– Give it to me to read please.
– Persius reads the message and says to Frail:
– I’m sorry. We need to finish because I’ve got a mission to do.
– Ok, I understand.
– Let’s come back to the table.
When they come back, they see that the caterpillars are eating food which Percius prepared for Frail and himself. Frail is scared and a bit disguised.
– It’s ok, says Percius. When I leave something to eat at the table, they think it is for them to chew. Yes, they chew for me the ingrediets for the potions.
– I understand.
– So now, you know what for I keep all these animals and how I do my magic.
– Thank you for the interview. I’ve got a great homework.
– See you soon Frail!
– Soon?
– Percius just smiles.
– He knows the future, she thinks and goes home.
This story was written by my student Krzysiu. The photos were taken in his room. Thank you Krzysiu!