The Witch of the Roll Never Gives Up

But how did she make the character card?

She knew how to distinguish races, the amount of magic power, and the magic classification.

But she only knew the magic classification and didn't know the names of all the magic!

The magic level is calculated based on the highest level of magic power that can be mobilized.

But how to display the magic level without knowing the name of the magic?

Logically speaking, the character card still has some knowledge gaps, so it should not be made,

but it was made.

If Moran didn't know clearly that the functions she wrote on it would definitely not be presented at a discount.

She suspected that the quality of this batch of character cards was not up to standard.

{Character card} does have the ability to display magic and corresponding levels, but she doesn't know the names of all the magic.

What went wrong? Why can it be made?

Moran began to unravel the reasons.

In addition to the knowledge she knew, her abilities can also be used as food for card making, such as magic, such as talent.

Since she didn't know it, she must know it.

She had not formally learned any magic at all. The Golden Pen and the Witch Book were both witch magic, and she only had the right to use them, not abilities that truly belonged to her.

It was obvious from this that it was because of her talent, the Card Book.

By the way, the Card Book had the ability to read her thoughts and make cards.

Is it true that the character card relies on reading the user's thoughts to get the corresponding magic name?

Many magics have different names, and the names in the user's mind are indeed more suitable.

Moran tried to think: "Change the Golden Pen to the Contract!"

The next moment, the "Golden Pen" on the character card really became "Contract"!

It really changes with the user's thoughts and cognition!

She changed the name back, but she couldn't calm down.

As a card maker, she only fully understood the card {Character Card} until now.

The pride of making cards successfully was gone.

"I can't make something that I don't know the principle of and can't do."

Moran repeated this in his heart and closed the card book.

What she lacked was never the inspiration for card making, but the knowledge and magic ability to support card making.

You can't be immersed in the success of card making and forget the most fundamental things.

Moran summoned her own witch book with the witch book magic.

Guessing that she would learn to make a wand in class tomorrow, she turned to the book "Magic Wand" and calmed down to read it.

"Magic Wand" was originally called "Witch's Stick" from a witch who did not want to reveal her name. It is a popular science historical story book with low reading difficulty, suitable for little witches who lack knowledge of magic wands..."

"Witch's Stick?" Moran looked at the first paragraph of the preface, which was a little inexplicable, and also aroused her interest.

She read more than half of it in one breath.

The book said that a long time ago, witches did not understand their abilities.

They believed that their special abilities were related to the visions that broke out when they first awakened.

When awakening, the one who burst into flames is the red witch;

When awakening, the one who gave birth to water is the blue witch;

When awakening, the plants around her body grow rapidly, the green witch;

And so on, there are blue witches, purple witches, orange witches, white witches, black witches, etc.

The newly awakened witches cannot control their abilities freely.

They often show abnormalities in inappropriate occasions.

In the era when angels and demons shared the human territory of Valen Continent, in the human kingdom, only the priests and knights of the Angel Church and the priests and warriors of the Demon Church had magical abilities.

All non-church personnel who showed special abilities would be considered as traitors and be judged.

Witches who could not control their abilities were frequent visitors to the stake.

Countless witches were accidentally exposed and executed.

When a witch named Selma was sentenced to death by burning, her magic power exploded and burned the priest and villagers who judged her to death.

In order to escape the church's pursuit, she hid in the uninhabited primeval forest.

There were many snakes, insects, rats and ants in the forest, and Selma used a wooden stick to drive them away.

One day, she suddenly found that the wild and unruly fire ability in her body became gentle and controllable when she held the wooden stick, but the lethality was not as good as before.

And only the wooden stick she had used for a long time had this effect.

Not only could she use the wooden stick to make flames and start fires, but she could also use the wooden stick to make clear water when she was thirsty.

It seemed that when she held the wooden stick, she not only had the ability of fire, but also the abilities of water flow, plants, wind and so on.

This wooden stick was the world's first magic wand.

Later, she met a secluded green witch in the forest and told her about her discovery.

The green witch also made a stick in imitation of her and held it every day. One day, her stick also had the same ability as Selma's.

The news gradually spread among witches everywhere, and witches began to raise their own "sticks" to control their abilities.

It was also at this time that witches realized that the visions when they first awakened only represented their best abilities, not all of their abilities.

From then on, the witches' ability to survive was greatly increased.

Later, witches discovered "magic infection."

A witch who was a church chef apprentice combined magic infection with the priest's scepter and gave the "witch's stick" a new name - "magic wand".

Since then, the "witch's stick" has been called "magic wand".

In constant attempts, witches have mastered a faster way to make magic wands.

That is, choose a fresh branch or stick that is pleasing to the eye and suitable for your heart, infect it with magic, and it will become the witches' spellcasting partner - the magic wand.

When Moran saw this, he knew that the fresh branches that Ms. Amisha asked them to prepare must be used to make magic wands!

After the first magic wand appeared, witches have never stopped researching magic wands.

Since humans discovered that it is just a scam for those who believe in angels to master divine arts and those who trade with demons to gain power, and humans themselves have the ability to master extraordinary powers through learning, there have been spellcasters who believe in knowledge among humans, and they call themselves wizards.

Wizards believe that as long as they obtain the corresponding knowledge, they can master the corresponding abilities.

Some witches thought they were the same as wizards and approached wizards, but they encountered new dangers.

The witches' outstanding magical abilities and special spellcasting methods that did not rely on knowledge were exposed.

From being a frequent visitor to the church stake, they became the hunting targets of wizards.

In the dungeons of many wizard towers, witches were imprisoned, and all kinds of inhumane research were used on witches, just to obtain the secrets of witches' talents.