Brenda presents her with the bangle and the ring in little faux-velvet bags.

"Excellent, thank you!" Everyone else is here already--a consequence of most of them living in easy walking distance while she takes the bus--so she adds, "I'll deal with those once we wrap up."

"You can just take them home if you want."

No one else finds this exchange particularly notable.

"That works too." Time for gaming!

They game! The campaign looks like it's tying up its loose ends and might end next session, but this session it wraps without concluding. They level up.

Looks like she won't get far enough to get a magical angel horse. Alas. She updates her character sheet and heads home.

The next day she enchants the jewelry.

Her spells go off just fine.

She takes some pictures, and a video of herself turning invisible and re-visible, for the website.  Then it's time to email Brenda.

I got the jewelry enchanted! Want me to bring it over?

Yeah! Is this a good time for you to show me around outside?

Sure! I've got a couple hours.

She'll have to do her seventh period homework during first period, which she hardly ever has to do even with all the magic research, but that's alright. She heads over to Brenda's place.

Brenda's tail is fidgeting around with excitement! "Hi!"

"Hi! Here's your ring, and I've got the bracelet too." She hands over the former. "Is your grandmother home, should I drop this off now before we head out?"

"She has her own place, I can give it to her. She wrote a check, what's your full name -"

"Margaret Peregrine." She spells it, gives Brenda the bracelet. "So is there anything you want to see in town in particular, or should I suggest stuff?"

Brenda fills out the check from her grandma and hands it over. "You should suggest stuff probably, I don't know what's nearby or that an invisible person can get into."

"The park is pretty quiet in the evenings, and shouldn't be any less nice if you're invisible. There are restaurants that do takeout, but honestly the ones in the Avalon are better. We could go see a movie, we could wander around and window-shop . . . ."

"Window shopping sounds great, if it's not so crowded that people will step on me. The park sounds great too."

"It's not the weekend, we can probably window-shop just fine. If we leave now we can watch a bit of the sunset from the park first."

"Oh," says Brenda softly, "oh, yeah, I think that would be nice."

She puts on her ring.

"Maybe you should be invisible from here to the exit, too, so I can get some practice not stepping on you."

"Okay. It's - I know it's cesser to go visible, remind me how to start being invisible?"

"Cacher." (It's pronounced KA-shay.)

"Cacher," repeats Brenda, and she's invisible.

Eeee she's invisible

"Alright, off we go!" She heads out, focusing on her hearing and trying to proceed through the door in a way that makes it look totally normal that she's holding it open for a few seconds behind her.