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~Few Days after the Halloween Event~

Len was able to rescue Lillie, but, he had a price to pay. He had barely enough power to stay alive and was forced into a coma while he recovered his magical abilities. Lillie had been on a different bed in the same room recovering. She later got bored of the room and started to sneak out. Leaving Len in the care of who ever was in the room at the moment. He had different guess from students to teachers to staff. The man twitched his figures a little and moaned as he slowly regained his normal self.

Len moaned at the sudden noise that hurt his ears and the light that blinded him. He even went so far as put a pillow on his head. He wasn't ignoring Ren at at all. He just wasn't prepared for the pain of getting out of a coma. He would have to do research on removing spirits and healing. maybe publish a new paper or two. "What?" He asked.

Len moved from under his pillow and looked at the pillow. Out of all the creatures he studied Angel's were probably one of the few that he never fulled learned as much as he should have. "No. What is it?" He asked looking at the feather. It was almost like Ren was teasing him.

Len caught the feather and looked it up and down. Trying to see if there was some clue on it to give him the answer. "Um... Is it the changing of the seasons. I hear some creatures change their fur and some there feathers." He answered then smiled at Ren.

Len looked at her chest. It was a good think there was no one else around or it would look like he was a perverted Vice Principal. "It seems to have gotten bigger. There is only one condition that the breast swells." The man said before looking away. "That means." He said blushing.

Len was in a state of shock. It was true that he and Ren were seeing each other while everyone else wasn't sure, but, he would have a second child. "Does Crave and Abby know about this?" He asked as he got up. His pj's hugged his skin as he looked around for his glasses. He had been knocked out long enough for her to tell them.

Len found his glasses and put them on his face. "I understand. Though wouldn't it look odd when you move in with me? If you want to hide it we have to be careful. Even then I still have my daughter to worry about. She may not know I'm her father, but, I would want her to have some role in the life of our child."