Chapter 425 - The Ark Of Dinner For The Children (1/2)

Mavislin had seen the full dance before but it was always so mesmerizing no matter how many times she had seen it. Kai giggled as he saw the wonderful display of flames. Rina shifted slightly to compensate the bouncing baby.

Ysabeau was resting on Gillian's shoulder while the two other Mages were busy snacking on a few more nuts and cookies. As the show ended, the kids cheered with the ȧduŀts clapping. Rina had no control of her emotions as she allowed her tears to come out.

”Sorry, it was just so beautiful...”

Mavislin rushed over to Rina to grab Kai from the crying Butterfly. Ysabeau and Gillian went back into the Old Chapel to get the kids' dinner while Z and Baldwin tried their best to settle the kids down for their dinner. Bryan and Tomoe helped out as well as Raiyen dispersed the torches.

The front doors of the Old Chapel burst open once more with Gillian holding a huge cauldron filled with mushroom soup. Z used his ice Magecraft to give bowls to the hungry children and women and manipulated the soups to be portioned out for all of them.

Despite the temperature being quite hot, the rice bowls stayed frozen without harming the soup. The hungry one slowly drank everything up while waiting for the main course, which was going to be pieces of chicken brėȧst. Gillian murmured a spell to perform telekinesis.

He then hovered the pieces of cooked chicken in front of the crowd, enticing them. Raiyen stood up and charged forwards to the row of chickens and sliced them all up using his daggers. Gillian helped portioned out for the kids and women once more.

”It's so yummy!” exclaimed a little girl, smiling at Mavislin.

”Yea! I want more!” said another boy, agreeing with the first child.

Both of them had black hair, with the girl's being shoulder length and the boy's being ear-level. They both had pale skin and were wearing some of Mavislin's clothes when she was younger. Ysabeua had made a lot for the old Congregation's children and had extras.

Bryan wanted to get the kids more of the food but was halted by Mavislin.

”Don't, they are just recovering. I know you want them to eat properly now but their bodies can't handle too much food as of yet. We will increase their intake as time goes by but right now, no seconds. Alright?” asked Mavislin, with a stern look on her face.

”But with it's not enough for them? Not everyone is the same...” declared Bryan, looking at the little kids pleading eyes.

”Yers, and so were the portions given to them. Each kid has a bowl that fits how much they can take without puking. Take a closer look. No kid's bowl is the same as the other. The golden rule of a snowflake,” said Mavislin, pointing to the two kids' bowl.