<Dessert Wicca> Toffee

"I was planning to make Carnation Cotton Candy and some dessert, but I can't find the Magic Sugar I need. I bet those curious kids snuck away with some while I wasn't looking." Toffee sighed, her eyes troubled.

"The Magic Sugar must be handled with care. If you eat too much of the raw sugar, you might just turn into a monster. You know what they say - sugar and spice - and EVIL!"

"There have been reports of strange jelly rabbits at the capitals. The jelly rabbits possess odd crystals. The kids I was talking about went missing around the same time as those bunnies were spotted."

"I believe the children ate the sugar and were transformed into jelly rabbits. Sprite Messenger, please accept the power of the Dessert Warrior from me, and use this Glutton Lollipop to discipline those jelly rabbits. Recover the sugar, and while you're at it, change the bunnies back into kids," pleaded Toffee.

Did you recover the sugar? Are the children okay? Toffee asked nervously.

You handed the Damp Magic Sugar to Toffee and explained the situation.

"So the children did steal the sugar! And it transformed them into jelly rabbits, just as I suspected. I've got to keep that stuff under lock and key from now on." Toffee shook her head sadly.

"All's well that ends well, I suppose. We've got the sugar back, and the kids can go home and spend Mother's Day with their moms."

"Thank you so much, Sprite Messenger! Please take this reward." Toffee hands you a perfectly wrapped gift box that smells of fresh vanilla.

"Happy Mother's Day to you, too!" Toffee grins; you wonder how a woman who presumably eats so much sugar has such perfect teeth. Must be the witchcraft...

"Ugh, why is Dulcie making things so difficult?" Toffee heaved an annoyed sigh.

"Can you help me again? My little sister Dulcie stole my fabulous cotton candy. She loves sweet treats, but the sugar rush just makes her crazy, and it's rotting her perfect pearly whites! I tried to cut back on her intake. But now... "

"She's just a little girl, and she is very sensitive to others' opinions. I bet she'd listen to you. Can you tell Dulcie to stop eating so much sugar? And can you bring back the cotton candy she stole?"

Did Dulcie give the cotton candy back to you? Or did she refuse to listen yet again? Toffee asked impatiently.

"Silly child, there's no such thing as a dessert that prevents cavities." Toffee smiled tightly. "I'll do some experimentation when I have time."

"Our mother taught me how to cook and bake, but she passed away fairly recently. I've tried to take it easy on Dulcie, but I can't let her keep stuffing her face with sweets. It's just not good for her. No amount of chocolate can drown out sadness, after all."

"Anyway, thank you so much for your help. I'll see what I can do for Dulcie. Please accept these gifts as a token of my gratitude." Toffee handed over a gift box gratefully.