Magical Cat

"It's quite lesbian."

Li En, carrying a large bundle, lay on a haystack, turning his head to admire it silently.

Suddenly, Elaine hugged Safina tightly as she struggled in her arms.

Seeing that Safina's legs were still struggling, Elaine wrapped her own legs around them, locking them tightly.

Feeling each other's warmth, Safina gradually calmed down and stopped struggling.

"Elena..."

"Hehe, are you calmer now? But it still feels really hot."

Elaine took a moment to reach out and touch Safina's flushed cheeks.

"Ugh..."

Safina made strange noises and gradually realized that she had completely lost her composure.

Remembering how embarrassing she had just been, Safina wanted to disappear into the haystack.

Melina watched her two students hugging each other and playing happily in the haystack, and couldn't help but burst into laughter, making Safina blush even more.

"It's alright, Safina. You've never ridden in a carriage like this before, so it's okay if you're a little uncomfortable," Elaine reassured her.

Elaine, being petite, held Safina, who was a size larger than herself, in her arms, filling her completely.

She usually wore a loose magic robe, so no one noticed, but Safina's body was soft and fluffy, like a ball of water.

Unlike herself, who was always complained about by Li En for being uncomfortable to touch the cat.

Elaine couldn't help but pinch her twice, exclaiming, "Safina's body is so soft and comfortable."

Safina, who had just regained some composure, suddenly lost consciousness, like a kettle boiling over, with steam rising from her head. Her head lolled to the side, her eyes darted around wildly.

Li En quickly freed himself from the bundle and then crawled over.

"Add me a cat!"

"Haha, Li En, stop messing around!"

Elaine laughed heartily and became increasingly excited playing with Li En.

Melina lay lazily on top, watching the students get along so well, and felt a sense of satisfaction.

"They really chose the right carriage."

……

As the carriage drove out of the city, two blushing girls lay on their backs in a haystack, gazing intently at the approaching night.

The two, playing wildly, had messy hair and disheveled clothes.

"Eleanor seems particularly different today."

Safina's face still flushed with excitement as she turned to look at Elaine beside her, as if she were meeting her for the first time.

Elaine grinned: "Back in my hometown, we'd ride in horse-drawn carriages like this to the market, and I was always so happy!"

Melina listened to the conversation between the two students and was also lost in her childhood memories.

For the children in the village, going to the market was indeed a rare and lively occasion.

She casually stroked Li En, who was pretending to be aloof, and reminisced about the past.

Li En, on the other hand, elegantly licked his paw, savoring the feel of it.

"Going to a market?" Safina asked curiously, "Is it the kind of thing where people gather together to buy and sell things?"

Elaine nodded: "In the village, people usually buy things from traveling merchants. They drive around in a large horse-drawn cart loaded with various goods. But they don't have a wide variety of goods, and sometimes they won't come for ten days or half a month. But the town market is regular, held once a month, and you can buy a much wider variety of things there..."

Elaine chattered excitedly to Safina about her experiences in the village. It was clear that she became excited after getting into the carriage and shed the pretense she had maintained at the academy.

Safina listened intently to this world she had never encountered before, listening quietly and occasionally asking questions.

The carriage drove onto the main road in the countryside.

From the woods on both sides of the road came the chirping of insects, and occasionally a strange bird call.

As the city lights recede into the distance, the moon and stars in the sky become even more dazzling, reflecting a faint silvery light onto the entire world.

A dim lantern hung beside the driver's seat of the carriage.

The old farmer skillfully drove the horse-drawn carriage at night, steadily and smoothly.

Elaine and Safina nestled in a haystack, chatting and gazing at the stars, feeling incredibly content and romantic at that moment.

Li En also felt the beauty of tranquility and enjoyed Melina's caresses.

Luna also appeared out of nowhere, slapping Li En's big buttocks with her tail to make him stay away from her.

Li En took it as Luna flirting with him and enjoyed it along with her.

In the quiet, Li En drifted off to sleep. When he woke up again, the sky was just beginning to brighten and the air was fresh. He took a deep breath and felt his mind clear and his body refreshed.

"We're here, come down quickly," Melina called out.

Li En stretched and stood on the haystack, looking around. He noticed that the carriage was parked in front of a courtyard in a village.

The village is small; you can see its edge at a glance.

Although it was still early, many villagers had already gotten up and started working.

Li En also encountered several curious glances from others.

Elaine and Safina got off the carriage, still sleepy-eyed and yawning, with a few strands of dry grass still stuck in their hair.

"You two little girls really chatted last night, you didn't sleep for long at all," Melina couldn't help but tease, looking at the two students.

Elaine and Safina exchanged a glance, saw each other's disheveled appearance, and couldn't help but laugh.

After last night, they seemed to have developed a better understanding of each other.

Melina used magic to make water flow over Elaine and Safina.

In the blink of an eye, the two women's faces brightened, the dry grass in their hair fell back onto the carriage, and they were clean and refreshed.

"Teacher, water magic is so useful!"

Elaine and Safina are both girls, and they want to be clean, so naturally they don't want to be sloppy.

"Every attribute is useful. You should learn to use magic more often in your daily life. This is also a form of training," Melina instructed them.

"Alright, let's find out what's going on from the village chief, rest a bit, and then begin the mission."

Elaine and Safina nodded seriously.

They had not forgotten their adventurous mission: to hunt down the wolves threatening Yellowstone Village.

"Please wait a moment, esteemed magicians, while I park the carriage," said the kind farmer who had carried them all the way.

"Village chief, you're too kind. We'll be waiting for you here," Melina replied with a smile.

"Okay, okay, I'll be right back." The old farmer quickly stopped the carriage.

"Teacher, is that the village chief?" Elaine asked.

"Yes, he's the one who issued the mission." Melina nodded.

Just then, the courtyard gate opened, and an old peasant woman wearing a burlap headscarf came out.

"You must be the adventurers the old man invited? Please come in, please come in."

"Then I'll take my leave."

Melina politely bowed and greeted them, and Elaine and Safina followed suit.

The old peasant woman was somewhat at a loss for words, repeatedly replying, "You're too kind, you're too kind."

When the old peasant woman saw Elaine carrying a bundle, she went forward to take it from her, but Elaine refused.

"It's alright, grandma, I can carry it." Elaine wasn't being coy at all.

Immediately afterwards, the old peasant woman saw Li En following behind the crowd, carrying an even larger bundle.

The old farmer's wife blinked, stood there stunned, then turned to them and asked, "Are cats this capable now?"

The group couldn't help but laugh, and Melina explained, "It's just that this cat is exceptionally capable."