The macaw was loving every minute of the attention it got. It nudged the girl back, making happy bird noises. The other macaw, finished with its work, flew over and perched at her feet, looking up at her with a SQUAWK as if to say, What about me, hooman? Did I do good? Neither bird had any intention of leaving anytime soon, but leave they did. At the sound of the Oppugno spell, they flew to the reassembled snake pinata and began nipping at it. They made a hole in the snake pinata’s midsection, but not one large enough to break the pinata.



The two owls circled lazily above the girl’s head, splitting off in different directions at the sound of the spell. The small one hovered in front of her with a soft WHOO, as if to say, look at me! I’m so smol and cuddly! The lopsided one, however, sped toward the left badger pinata. It perched on the pinata’s head, slowly but surely pecking and tearing at it, but the poor creature couldn’t break it alone.



The blue and red birds circled, unfazed by the first spell attempt. In fact, they were so unbothered that they began singing a happy little tune. The second spell jarred the birds into motion, and they flew in a v-shape to the left eagle pinata… all but two of them. The pair that stayed behind circled above the girl’s head, still singing sweetly, while the rest of the flock tore into the eagle pinata. A hole appeared near the bottom, growing bigger and bigger until the candy finally spilled out.