“Frugal Fail” If you need to cast a number of spell over the day, you may have to find inventive ways to spread out your magical energy. Sometimes that means cutting corners, which may or may not be good, depending on the situation.

Be careful out there.

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Panel 1
Puccini is walking down the street towards the viewer, the sky darkening as evening approaches. Wak can just be seen behind him, the gobo - as with the other five - is mystically disguised as a gnome. A pedestrian can be seen further back, passing out of view. Puccini raises up a hand, palm up, gesticulating his explanation with raised eyebrows...
Puccini, whispers: "My illusions could easily conceal your clothes"

Panel 2
...which dip down in a crease as his frustration shows, sleeping his hand towards Nak (offscreen). Wak follows the gesture, and looks on...
Puccini, whispers: "they would have if I knew this was going to be an issue."

Panel 3
...as the scene shifts to a side view of the group walking, focusing in on Pōk and Nak. Both carry packages tied with twine, the former a bundle of clothing and the latter a lidded box. Pōk watches Nak reply to Puccini (offscreen).
Nak, whispering: "<Then why not hide all of it at once?>"
Puccini, whispers offscreen: "I was being frugal with the magic."

Panel 4
As the view returns to Puccini, the wizard has his arms crossed high and is glancing off to the side. He directs his more softly spoken words away from Nak (offscreen). Wak continues to follow, eyes forward.
Puccini, whispers softly: "That and my fashion sense is a bit limited to cloaks, robes, and capes."