The Witch of the Roll Never Gives Up

The dormitory area is much closer to the planting area, and the road is easy to walk. The little witches went out half an hour earlier.

Continuing the tradition of going down the mountain at noon, the little witches all held the witch book in their left hands and parchment in their right hands.

The first magic class, the little witches were very excited.

"Finally, I can learn magic! My wand can't be restrained!"

"Swish~swish~ Let's move the ingredients!"

"Hahaha! After learning cooking magic, we will have a big meal every day in the future!"

...

"Although the next class is magic, we should still read the textbook more! In case Ms. Amisha asks questions again this time, we can be prepared!" Cheryl said.

The little witches are still scared about what happened in the theoretical class.

After Cheryl reminded them, they cram and read the textbook "Learning Cooking Magic from Scratch" on the way.

Moran shook his head and laughed.

The teaching materials of the cooking magic class are aimed at little witches who know nothing about cooking and cooking magic. The main point is that it is easy to understand and much easier to understand than the theoretical teaching materials.

Ms. Amisha should not ask questions like in the theoretical class.

However... it is always good to preview before class, so Moran did not stop it.

As expected, after the class this time, Ms. Amisha did not let them read the textbook first.

"Those who have a basic cooking skill and can make bread, soup and fried steaks sit in the front, and other little witches can sit at will."

The cooking classroom is next to the food collection area, with fifty kitchen workbenches similar to dormitory kitchens.

However, after Ms. Amisha arrived, there were only 27 kitchen workbenches scattered in the classroom.

This time, Moran and Ais sat at the front workbench.

Sylph and Vasida were a little behind them.

After everyone got to their positions, Ms. Amisha began to assign tasks:

"All little witches, put down your wands first.

Don't fantasize about waving your wand and the meal will be ready. The foundation of cooking magic is cooking, and there is no shortcut!

First, follow the instructions in the textbook and try to make black bread yourself without the help of magic.

The production method is clearly written in the textbook, and there are also illustrations.

If you encounter any problems, look at the textbook first. If you can't find it in the textbook, you can raise your hand and ask me!

I will patrol the classroom for guidance, so you can let go and do it."

Thanks to the little witches for doing some previews, the first chapter of the textbook talks about how to make black bread, and they have all read it in advance.

Compared with the textbook, they started to try.

Ms. Amisha arranged the others and said to Moran and Ais:

"You two have a cooking foundation. First, make a portion of all the food recorded in the textbook for me to see!"

Moran, who had been educated by Lilith and knew that cooking magic was not equal to cooking, nodded and began to think about how to make it faster.

But Aisi didn't know. She said, "Dean, the things in this book are too simple for Moran and me. Why don't we use the "Valen Continent Food Picture Book" to learn cooking magic!"

"No. You are still far from fully mastering the content of the textbook!" Amisha said.

"How is it possible! I just read the textbook of the cooking magic class, and it is not difficult at all." Aisi was still puzzled.

"Moran, what do you think?" Amisha turned her head and looked at a little witch who was already picking ingredients.

"I have no objection." Moran said.

"Moran..."

"Aisi, cooking and cooking magic are very different. I have tried it, and it is difficult to control. It is best to start with the simplest dishes." Moran said.

"Okay!" Although she still didn't understand it, Aisi felt that Moran's cooking level was higher than hers.

Moran thought so, so it might not be aimless.

Amisha nodded and went to see the situation of other little witches.

Moran took the opportunity to tell Ai Si about the tragic result of her private attempt at the weekend:

"Isn't your mother a food witch? When she learns a new dish, doesn't she use cooking magic at the beginning?"

Aisi shook her head: "I always thought that it was because she liked the feeling of cooking in person."

Who told her that her mother was a famous food witch when she was born?

She didn't know that cooking magic was like this when she first started learning it.

Her mother kept it a secret!

Of course, it was also her fault that she never asked!

Ai Si secretly tried to pick up two tomatoes at once with her wand while the dean was not looking over.

Undoubtedly, she failed.

Now she was completely calm and did what the dean said.

An hour and a half passed.

Other little witches, in a hurry, made black bread under the guidance of Ms. Amisha, but the color was darker and lighter, and the shapes were different.

Moran and Ai Si made all the dishes in the textbook.

"Okay! The last half hour is the tasting time. Taste what you made!"

After saying that, Amisha also picked up the knife and fork and tasted it.

All the little witches served her a small portion of their cooking.

The little witches were very satisfied with their own works until they really tasted them.

"Oh! It's so hard, I can't bite it, I can't bite it at all!"

"Is this a stone or bread!"

"Hey! Why does it seem to be raw inside!"

...

Looking at Ms. Amisha who remained calm while tasting the students' work, the little witches all felt a toothache.

The dean of the cooking magic class is suffering a bit!

After tasting all the little witches' food, Amisha commented:

"Moran and Aisi, you have passed the basic cooking skills, and you can start learning cooking magic tomorrow."

Moran and Aisi were delighted.

It turned out that the dean was testing their cooking skills!

The other little witches couldn't help but get nervous. They had eaten the black bread they made, and they really had no confidence.

"Other little witches, continue to make black bread in the next class until you are done and proficient!" Amisha said.

"Dean, when can we learn cooking magic!" the little witches asked.

"When you can make all the dishes in the textbooks like Moran and Aisi, then you can."

Amisha left after leaving a cruel answer.

The little witches counted while flipping through the book:

"Brown bread, white bread, vegetable soup, mushroom soup, potato soup, fried steak, fried lamb chops... Oh my! There are so many more!"

"The brown bread we made today is really disappointing. The book says that brown bread is the food eaten by poor people in the wilderness. It will be very hard after cooling, but the hardness we made is obviously too hard."

"In the cooking magic class, there is only cooking, no magic."

"No, we only have cooking, Moran and Ais still have magic!"

...

The first magic practice class for the first-grade little witches came with high spirits, but left with disappointment.