Aurora rolled her eyes at the mention of the candy shop. Almost every time they walk into town they go for sweets. She swore it was becoming like clockwork. But she couldn’t rightfully complain about it. She, too, fancied some candy. Her favorite were the little ones that looked like crystals. Some had fruit flavoring, but for the most part they were nothing but pure, crystallized sugar. She was already getting sugar rush just thinking about them.

Aurora nodded in agreement to their plan and spun on her heel. A magic show—yes, she could see it now. Conning poor naive folk into taking a chance on the wrong kids, at the wrong time. They could gain some coin from it. However, mother and father raised them against such low and horrid tricks. The prank was as far as she was willing to go with dishonesty. She’d never steal, nor use her skills too wrongly. Besides, with father’s skills as an artist, none of them had room to want for anything. And they shared with mother’s familiars and their families.

As they arrived at the shop, Trevan ordered for himself first. Zurui went next, then Yoru who requested milk chocolates, while Aurora asked for the crystal candy. When they all got what they required and paid in full, they went on their way with a word of thanks. “How should we proceed?” She asked, popping a piece of candy into her mouth. “There are countless magic tricks we can pull.” A devious little grin appeared.