Woolgathering

Arthur is presented with the witches’ cure, and we catch up with the family after a number of months have passed. This is the end, folks!

 

Thank you to Kevin MacCleod for the use of his music “Wholesome”.

Grandma begins to really worry, and Beatriz and the witches work through the problems at hand. 

 

Thank you to Kevin MacCleod for the use of his music “Wholesome”.

Professor Brenton experiences a life altering transformation as does the witches’ village, unfortunately. Does anyone smell smoke?

 

Thank you to Kevin MacCleod for the use of his music “Wholesome”.

We follow Gloria as she makes her way to the witches’ village and unwittingly frees Professor Brenton, but as it turns out, he is not the only one freed. Others will show their true selves in this chapter!

 

Thank you to Kevin MacCleod for the use of his music “Wholesome”.

Beatriz plays a key part in the plan to capture Professor Brenton, but will the plan be thwarted by an unexpected visitor?

 

Thank you to Kevin MacCleod for the use of his music “Wholesome”.

Grandma tells Gloria about Beatriz being in the woods alone with a cat and a crow, Beatriz and the witches begin to plot and plan, and Gloria prepares to be a shero.

 

Thank you to Kevin MacCleod for the use of his music “Wholesome”.

Beatriz meets the witches but doesn’t get to enjoy their company for very long because a meddlesome group of intruders brings news of  an unsettling threat. 

 

Thank you to Kevin MacCleod for the use of his music “Wholesome”.

Grandma spills the beans and tells Gloria and Arthur about their witchy family history.

 

Thank you to Kevin MacCleod for the use of his music “Wholesome”.

Merula and Beatriz find where the witches have been hiding! At last! Can you believe it?

 

Thank you to Kevin MacCleod for the use of his music “Wholesome”.

Gloria finds a curious treasure in the attic.

 

Thank you to Kevin MacCleod for the use of his music “Wholesome”.