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Ethel stared at Mildred and said, "Jesus Bat Girl, drink the potion," but Mildred blushed when Ethel called her that; however, she just stood there and then finally said, "Maybe." She lifted her hand and then stared at Ethel, to which she said, "Was something supposed to happen?" and Mildred sheepishly replied, "I was meant to transport away." Ethel started getting angry. "Look, can you just drink this potion aside from your shocking Magic or lack thereof, I don't want to be reminded of your face when I close my eyes," but Mildred blushed harder and ran off. Mildred paced in her room saying to herself, "What do I do, what do I do, what do I--" her eyes landed on her pencils and paper, and she said, "That's what I do." When Ethel went to her room later that day, she found a small wrapped package on her bed. When she unwrapped it, she saw it was a portrait of Mildred with a little note on it saying, "You know the spell," and Ethel raised her hand, pointed at the picture, and said, "words of truth are hard to say, but with magic spells loose lips may stray, a message hidden with pencil and lead, feelings at bay be them love or dread, this picture holds a message unknown, magic make the truth be shown" and the drawing then blinked.