The Witch of the Roll Never Gives Up

Although Moran's passion for card research has faded recently, and her focus has been on reading and studying.

But she is still very clear about selling cards that have been tested by the market.

Yesterday's {mobile kitchen card}, {portable kitchenware card}, and today's {recording card}, Moran updated them all on the big-character posters posted outside the castle warehouse.

She directly turned that place into her own card selling column.

On the way down the mountain, a senior student came to her to buy cards.

After the cooking magic class in the afternoon, Moran walked to the dormitory and saw Senior Lilith wandering at the gate of her yard: "Senior?"

"Ah? Moran, you're back!" Lilith's body stiffened, turned her head and looked over, holding the last glimmer of hope and asked: "How is the research on the magic card going?"

Moran shook her head: "It can't be made for a while."

With hope shattered, Lilith's face was full of pain: "Then... give me a {portable kitchenware card}! Can it be cheaper?"

Moran smiled and said: "No! It's already the little witch's friendship price."

The one-time magic that can be restored every day, even if it is ten times more expensive, there are witches willing to pay.

Lilith gritted her teeth: "I know it! Forget it, let's buy a {mobile kitchen card}! Forget it once and for all."

What if a goblin witch raises the price in a few years?

"Okay!" Moran took out a piece of parchment from his bag: "Instalments or full payment?"

"Instalments! Of course it's instalments! Five hundred manas, a witch can't afford it all at once!" Lilith said.

Moran quickly wrote a contract and asked her to sign it, fearing that she would regret it.

The contract was established, the magic power was credited, and the card was delivered. Moran comforted her:

"Senior sister, with your total magic power, five hundred manas will be recovered in less than a day!"

Senior sister is already a high-level witch, with more than a thousand manas, and five hundred manas is less than half.

"You will know after you learn a few more magics. You need magic to practice magic, and you also need magic to study the manifestation of talent. Do you know how long it has been since I left half of my magic before midnight? Your card is getting more and more expensive. If you buy one, you will have to live for several days!" Lilith said resentfully.

I really miss the junior sister who wanted to give away cards for free when she didn't agree with me!

"Thank you for the reminder, senior! I will save more magic power for backup while the magic practice consumes less now!" Moran said.

She can't save magic power that can be used directly for casting spells, but she can save magic power for making cards!

"By the way, senior, do you have any news about the fifth-year seniors?" Moran asked.

The little witches in grades one, two, three and four have all come to buy her cards, but the fifth-year ones have never appeared.

"I don't know either. After the annual enrollment dinner, the fifth-year little witches are no longer seen. I only know that they go to the outer area of ​​the academy. But they will appear again on the eve of graduation." Lilith said.

Moran was relieved to hear this.

Before entering school, the little witches all signed a contract not to disclose the news of underage witches.

So before she came of age, the audience of the card was only the little witches in school.

Every year, there are little witches graduating, and it is her loss to miss one.

As long as I can still contact the fifth-year witches, it will be fine.

Lilith had just lost a lot of magic power, so she had no mood to chat anymore. She climbed over the wall back to the dormitory, closed the door, and buried herself in the pillow and howled madly:

"Why is there such a big difference between witches and witches!

Witch magic, witch magic! No! I have to research witch magic quickly, I can't just spend without taking in!"

After selling another card, Moran returned to the dormitory in a good mood. While eating the jerky fed by Ai Si, he sorted out today's notes and integrated them into a paper.

After a while, a paper was completed.

The summary paper is easy to write, but the other paper "On Witch Magic Factions and Representative Magic" is a little more troublesome, and I have to look up the information.

Moran opened the "Witch Magic Catalog".

This is an encyclopedia of witch magic, which records the factions of existing witch magic, the magic effects corresponding to different levels, the approximate magic consumption, common uses, recommended learning levels, and recommended learning guides.

With this book, you can't learn any magic, but you can have a basic understanding of each magic, and you can also know what level is more suitable to learn it, and what books to read to learn.

For example, the recommended learning books for cooking magic include the cooking magic textbook "Learning Cooking Magic from Scratch" and the selected books "Valen Continent Food Picture Book", "Choice of Ingredients", "Cooking Chefs" and other books.

The information needed for the paper is also easy to find. Moran quickly selected it, summarized it into an article, and wrote it on parchment.

Only after writing it did I know that today's two papers are just scary, but in fact, they are not difficult to write, and the length does not need to be very long.

After writing the paper, Moran still couldn't bear to put down the book in her hand.

Seeing that the cooking magic class will take a long time, maybe she can try to learn other magic in advance?

For example, the spring magic?

After all, even if she uses it sparingly, the water in the backyard water tower is almost used up!

It just so happens that she has the introductory learning guide book of the spring magic.

She opened "Ignition, Lighting and Water Making".

This book is to guide beginners to learn the art of fire, light and spring.

Moran jumped directly to the part about the art of spring.

"Preparation before learning: a basin of pure spring water without impurities, a handy magic wand, an empty basin to collect water..."

Moran prepared the necessary things according to the book, and then continued to read:

"The first step is to feel the spring water, observe the spring water, and have an accurate impression of it.

The second step is to hold the magic wand, concentrate your attention, and give clear and accurate instructions to your magic power to turn it into pure spring water."

"That's it? That's it?" Moran turned back in disbelief.

There are really only two steps to practice this magic!

The content after that is about how to control the size and speed of the spring water flow.

It is even simpler than the learning method of cooking magic written in "Learning Cooking Magic from Scratch".

The simpler it is, the less Moran dares to be casual.

This is the case when I tried cooking magic for the first time.

It looks simple, but later I found that every sentence written in the book is accurate.

For example, the book asked her to start with kneading dough with magic and asked her to use an infected spoon. These were all mentioned.

When she read in the book that after mastering the skills of baking bread, making thick soup and frying steaks, she could start trying to use cooking magic to make bread, thick soup and steaks, she automatically extended her understanding to believe that other dishes that she could cook could also be tried using cooking magic.