Glenda hung onto the windows with all her strength. But she found she couldn't keep it up forever.

“I can’t hold on much longer...” Glenda said weakly.

Troy and his father, Trevor, watched as she struggled when Troy broke the silence.

“Uh, hey, dad?” He glanced at his father and asked, “Are we going to make these people... you know...?”

“Well, it mostly depends...” Trevor replied.

“On what? Doesn’t this seem a bit too much?” Troy asked while clutching his chest tight.

“Something on your mind? It sounds like you don’t want them to die?”

“Uh, yeah. If the hag Glenda and her companions are alive, the rest could easily make a comeback and turn against us.”

“Hmm, that is true...”

“So, perhaps, maybe we can kill everyone slowly and painfully?”

“Ooh, now that is evil, that’s my boy!”

“Well... I learned from the best.” Troy chuckled and scratched the back of his head.

More noise threw them off guard — Troy and his dad both spotted a group of three people standing at afar. Benjamin, Sebastian, and Bridget were on top of a blob creature with Akapin and Midoricha floating by their side, while Isabelle and Nicholas flew on a platform made from her laptop as they all headed toward the school.

“Uh-oh, that doesn’t look good,” Troy said, his body froze in place. “We should take care of them.”

“No, we don’t.” Trevor snapped his fingers, summoning black bats with purple wings and red eyes.

As they chased down Isabelle and Nicholas, the platform split in two as the pair moved to avoid the bats and their poison saliva.

“Man, am I glad that I finally got this monster summoning spell working.” Benjamin aforementioned aloud.

“All you did was say its name, pray, and point to the ground.” Bridget pointed out, giving out an exasperated sigh.

“Now is not the time to gawk over how awesome you think your spells are.” Sebastian groaned.

Benjamin's clones grew and appeared from thin air, surrounding the blob. Benjamin and co. wondered what was going on as the clones just stood around the group. That was, until they started screeching.

Benjamin, Sebastian, and Bridget all covered their ears.

“Gob, won’t they all just shut up!?” Bridget tried to scream over the noise.

“How dare you make my friends suffer!” Midoricha exclaimed as he charged at the clones with his full body.

When no more showed up, the giant blob pressed forward with the group hanging on.

“Let’s hurry!” Akapin cried.

Without warning, even more clones showed up. This time, they rushed together and formed a light blue blob. The two blobs broke into a fight, throwing punches at each other’s heads.

“Hang on!” Benjamin shouted as Sebastian and Bridget nearly fell off.

“No way, they’re getting closer...” Troy panicked. “We got to stop them! Isn’t there anything else you can do?”

“This is your big chance to impress me, boy,” Trevor replied with confidence, “You go take care of them, while I stay here and deal with these two.”

Troy thought about it before reluctantly agreeing. “I won’t let you down.” He said as he flew off.

While Trevor didn’t look, Glenda used the opportunity to let go of the window and leap off. Unfortunately, a pink book fell out of her dress pocket and hovered in the air. Trevor noticed and went to grab the novel.

“I’ll be taking that!”

“I won’t let you!” Glenda exclaimed, zooming towards it.

They grabbed the book, pulling it back and forth.

“Stop, you'll rip it!” Glenda cried. “Let it go already!” She exclaimed, ready to cast a fire spell at him.

He pushed Glenda away with magic and held the book close to his face to tempt her to try the fireball now, causing her to hesitate. A shadowy figure flew in and snatched the novel off his hands.

“I’ll be taking that back, cheerio.” Clause waved as he disappeared and reappeared, returning the book to Glenda.

“H-how did you—?”

“Teleportation spell, my good lady.” The mustachioed man winked.