2nd Floor Common Room, Wednesday Morning

[spell_chucker]

So, Khadgar was pretty sure he wasn't the only one feeling... less than pleased this morning. Disappointing news was always hard to bear, and since he'd dropped into this world but wasn't really part of it, Khadgar could only think of one thing to do to help: sweets. He'd considered doing some normal baking for a few minutes before deciding the oven in the common room was too confounding, and just began conjuring food instead.

Now, there were plates of brownies, cupcakes, puddings, and Khadgar's personal favorite, warm strudels for anyone who wanted some. The rejuvenating effects wouldn't be the same for non-magical folks as for his fellow mages, but hopefully, if nothing else, he could make people feel better for a few minutes.

[IDK if anyone wants some distraction-y RP today, but here you go.]

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[thatwaslucky]

Rey sort of knew what had happened, but having not paid a ton of attention to how politics worked in a place where she didn't intend to stay, she was focusing more on the fact that it felt off here somehow.

"Smells good in here," she said when she came in.

[spell_chucker]

Khadgar looked up from the book he'd pulled out and smiled. "Thank you. You can take whatever you'd like, I just made them." For a certain value of "made" at least.

[thatwaslucky]

"Thank you," she said, looking over the selection. "I almost thought a delivery person would have dropped this off, with this amount."

[spell_chucker]

"No delivery person. Just me and some magic," he said.

[thatwaslucky]

"Really? You can do that?" Not that she hadn't heard of magic but having it be good-related was new.

[spell_chucker]

Khadgar nodded and put his hands together. Quietly, he murmured a few words, and his eyes turned a bright blue. When he pulled his hands apart, his eyes turned back to brown, and a brownie was resting in his palm. "It's totally safe, I promise. They're made to make people feel more energized."

[thatwaslucky]

"That's very helpful of you," Rey said. "Especially today." Not that she knew how she knew that.