MTL - Rubik’s Cube Heavens-Chapter 26 Free yourself

　　 Crossing the wall, Cowen's eyes darkened.

　　 After his pupils contracted and quickly adjusted to the light, Kewen found himself on top of another platform.

　　 Before he could observe the surrounding environment, Cowen immediately pushed the luggage cart to avoid the rear passage to prevent Penello from hitting himself when they came over.

　　 His foresight is correct, because Penello rushed out of the wall, exclaiming, just avoiding it.

　　 Unable to adapt to the sudden change of the environment for a while, Penello didn't stop in a panic, and continued to rush forward.

　　 Kewen immediately stepped forward when he saw this, stretched out his hand and grabbed Penello, which successfully prevented Penello from rushing directly under the platform.

　　 "Penello slow down! Watch out for the platform ahead!"

　　 Behind, with some anxious shouts, Mrs. Crevat's figure quickly emerged from the wall, and she was relieved when she saw the scene of Corvin and Penello.

"Thank you for the little Cowen." Mrs. Krivart patted her heart, and said in fear: "Fortunately, there is you, otherwise Penello will rush under the platform. This happens every few years. , Those children have advanced to the hospital before they go to school."

　　 "Yes, ma'am." Cowen smiled and let go of his hand, and then patted Penello on the shoulder: "Isn't it scared?"

　　 "Scared." Penello stuck out the tip of his tongue with a guilty conscience.

　　 But in the next moment, Penello began to fly himself again, leaving behind the previous thrills, Novelty began to observe the new station in front of him very much.

　　 "This child." Seeing this, Mrs. Crevat shook her head helplessly...

　　 At the urging of Mrs. Krivat, Corvin and Penello checked the tickets and got on the train. After passing two carriages, the two found an empty compartment, opened the door and walked in.

After entering the door, Penello did not take a seat, nor did he help Corvin, who was easily carrying two large suitcases behind him. Instead, he jumped and knelt on the side seat of the soft car seat. He pulled the driving window and pointed towards him. In addition, he waved his hand and greeted Mrs. Crevat loudly.

　　 Kewen shook his head and smiled helplessly when he saw this, and walked into the compartment with two suitcases.

　　 put the two owl cages, and stuffed the suitcases into the luggage rack, and then sat down on the chair opposite Penello.

　　 "Corvin, I would like to trouble you to take care of Penello in the academy." Mrs. Crevat said helplessly through the car window, "If only she was as sensible as you."

　　 "Mom~" Penello acted like a baby: "I can take care of myself."

　　 "Yes, yes~" Mrs. Crevat agreed with her daughter gently.

　　 Next, Mrs. Crevat and Penello told each other, Corvin occasionally interrupted to chat. About twenty minutes later, the train whistle sounded and the departure time was up.

"Okay, Penello, Corvin, close the windows, it's about to start." Mrs. Crevat took a step back and said with a smile: "Otherwise, the train will run up and the wind will flow into the carriage and cause chaos. of."

　　 "I know my mother." Penello was a little bit upset: "Mom must remember to write to me more."

"Yeah, so are you." Mrs. Krivart said and looked at Cowen again: "There is also a small Cowen, and remember to write to me. If Penello causes any trouble in the college, you must first Tell me and your uncle at once."

　　 "Don't worry." Kewen responded with a smile...

　　As the window of the car was closed by Penello, the train suddenly started with an inertial tremor and started slowly.

　　 As the train slowly accelerated and pulled out of the station, Penello, whose face was stuck to the window, could no longer see his mother, so he restructured and sat down.

　　 "Huh! Don't complain to your mother!" Penello hummed threateningly, looking very cute.

　　 "It depends on your performance." Cowen responded and got a grimace from Penello on the opposite side.

　　 "Huh..."

　　 With a long sigh of relief, Kewen stretched his arms and stretched his waist, then his acting went off the line and his expression became casual.

Under Penello's surprised gaze, Cowen no longer remained sitting, but recklessly lay on his side on the bench with his hands propped on his head, and smiled at Penello, who was somewhat sluggish on the opposite side: "What's the matter? look at me."

　　 "Wow~ why do you seem to be a different person suddenly?" Penello carefully observed Kewen and asked in surprise.

　　 "Isn't there no adults watching. Why don't you relax yourself?" Kewen responded with a smile.

"It seems you are right." Penello nodded in agreement, but shook his head after looking at the seat, "But I'm not tired at all and don't want to lie down. Besides, there are other things in case I wait. Does anyone come in the cubicle? It's impolite to be that way."

　　 "Then you are free." Kewen said indifferently, and then asked: "I heard that it will take night to arrive at the college. What are you going to do in such a long time?"

　　 "I don't know, maybe I will continue reading." Penello replied, "I don't know other people, and I don't want to go out."

　　 "Well, what book do you want to read?" Kewen said, raising his right hand, shaking his wrist, and his wand flew out of his sleeves quickly and was held by him.

　　 "Let's continue reading the standard spell~www.novelbuddy.com~ Penello responded.

　　 Hearing this, Kewen kept his side-lying position unchanged, and pointed the wand in his hand at the box on the luggage cabinet.

　　 The floating spell made the box float out; opened the spell box and opened it; the flying spell made the textbooks needed by Penello fly out of the box.

　　 Without waiting for the book to fly in front of him, Cowen switched the Levitating Curse again, controlling the book to float in front of Penello.

　　 The last effect was like a restoration spell that turned back in time, causing the box to close automatically, and Kewen continued to put it back on the luggage rack with the floating spell.

After reading Cowen's operation, Penello held the textbook in his hand and commented in amazement: "Cowen, you are really the most genius among the people I have ever met! Your use of the spell is so good. "

Shaking his hand, Kewen retracted the wand, and said casually, "Practice more and use it more. It is because of this that the adult wizards can practice all the spells I have just now to the extent of silently casting them, just use the wand to command. I can do it silently."

　　 "I heard you talk about silent cast and wandless cast." Penello said longingly, "I don't know when I can do it."

　　 "It's fine to use the spell often." Cowen said, "You will do it sooner or later."

　　 "I also believe that I can do it myself!" Penello raised his chin slightly proudly: "Apart from you, I am confident that I will not be worse than anyone else!"

　　 clang clang clang.

　　 The glass door of the compartment was knocked, and an old lady pushed the mobile snack cart at the door and asked: "What do I need to eat, kids?"

　　 "I have been waiting!" Penello immediately threw down the book, took out two Jin Jialong from his pocket, and said cheerfully.

　　 Obviously, Mrs. Crevat gave Penelope a lot of the train situation in advance...