The Witch of the Roll Never Gives Up

First-year little witches live in dormitories 61 to 88.

Moran stood still at the door of Dormitory No. 61, angrily shouting: "Ais! Ais! Are you there?"

"Here we come!" The dormitory door opened, and Ais came out wearing an apron and holding a blood-stained kitchen knife.

"Ais! I would like to borrow the water tower in your backyard to practice the Qingquan technique?" Moran said.

"Ah?" Ais was a little confused: "Yes, yes, but is it necessary to practice the Qingquan technique with a water tower?"

"The spring water created by the Clear Spring Technique is real water. If it is not connected, it will flow everywhere and be wasted. My water tower is full, so I came to find you!"

As Moran said, he saw Alba coming out of the dormitory next to her, and also said to her: "Alba, can I borrow the water tower in your yard later to practice the clear spring technique?"

"Is there such a good thing?" Alba was still holding a bucket in her hand!

The water in her water tower has bottomed out.

Cheryl, who was in the yard next to Alba, heard the sound and came out: "Do you need mine?"

"I need it! Keep your water tower for me!" Moran said.

Last night, she only charged the magic power of the newly arrived card sellers into the book of cards, and her own magic power remained unchanged.

At this moment, it is still full of 972 Mana magic power.

The reason is to practice more magic today.

She started from the water tower in Aisi's yard. During the continuous casting process, she continued to feel the output state of magic power and the size of the spring water, improving her proficiency in the clear spring technique.

What is said in "Qingquan Ding Dong" is correct, repetitive spell-casting training is indeed useful.

After pouring water from twenty-five water towers, Moran clearly felt that his spellcasting state was more stable.

Sometimes a little distraction will not immediately cause the magic to fail.

Moreover, when she cast the Clear Spring Technique, the maximum amount of magic that could be mobilized in a single time and fully used for spell casting also increased slightly, from about 2 mana to nearly 2.5 mana.

After practicing for so long and filling so many water towers, she only consumed more than sixty mana's magic power.

She still has plenty of magic power, but it's a pity that there are no more water towers for her to practice on.

When practicing in the dormitory, she was afraid that the dormitory would be flooded. When she practiced in the breadfruit forest, she was afraid that the breadfruit tree would be watered to death. There were either plants or roads elsewhere.

There were ditches and rivers over the planting area, but they were too far away from her.

If you are in doubt, go to the dean.

"Dean, Dean! Where is the nearest place suitable for practicing Qingquan Technique!"

"well!"

"Yes! Shuijing! Thank you, Dean!"

Moran ran to the well.

I met a second-year senior who lived in the dormitory next to the well and was planting vegetables in the yard. She said hello: "Senior Renee! Good morning!"

"It's Moran!" Renee picked up a big tomato, wiped it with her sleeve, and handed it to her: "Try it! I grew it myself!"

"Thank you, senior!" Moran took the tomato and took a big sip: "Great time~"

"Hahaha! Learn planting magic, it's super easy to grow vegetables!" Renee also recommended her favorite magic to her.

She is a green witch through and through, and has been set on her path since first grade.

"Are you here to fetch water? Why didn't you bring a bucket?"

"No! I'm here to practice the clear spring technique. I don't want water to flow everywhere, and I don't want to run too far, so this is the most suitable place." Moran said.

"You have learned the Qingquan Technique? You are indeed a witch!" Renee praised her with a smile, and then said seriously: "The well is indeed a suitable place to practice the Qingquan Technique. Molan, you know the water in this well Why can’t it be finished forever?”

"Isn't it because of the underground water?" Moran said.

"Of course not." Renee shook her head: "It's because all the little witches practice the art of clearing water by the well!"

"So that's it!" Moran suddenly realized.

Renee, who was talking nonsense, looked at her in surprise: "Molan, do you really believe it?"

"???" Moran looked at Renee in disbelief: "Senior sister, are you lying to me?"

"I'm kidding you! The Clear Spring Technique is a life magic. Just practice it in your daily life. When you need water, just put one in. No one would practice the Clear Spring Technique seriously," Renee said.

Moran, who came to practice the Qingquan technique seriously: "..."

So you are like this Renee!

But the senior sister's words did remind her.

Qingquan technique can also be practiced in daily life.

Of course, additional training at the well is indispensable.

Practice spell-casting proficiency and the proportion of mobilizing the maximum magic power by the well, and practice the micro-management of Qingquan Technique in daily life.

Now that she knows the magic of Qingquan, of course the magic power must be used to practice Qingquan!

So what if it's life magic? Only if she has experienced the learning process of magic and knows the effects of different levels of learning, can she make magic learning cards with a proficiency progress bar!

Renee saw that she was still obsessed with practicing Qingquan Technique, so she didn't bother her.

Moran practiced until only half of his magic power was left before leaving.

It was already past noon, so she ate some breadfruit and began to read.

It’s just right to intersperse magic practice and reading!

Because she was thinking about practicing the Qingquan technique in her daily life, she finished reading "Qingquan Dingdong" first.

Later in this book, we talk about some changes in Qingquan Technique, which require more precise operations to achieve.

For example, how to make just the right amount of spring water to fill a small container, and how to condense a spring water ball that will not fall apart temporarily.

If she learns this, she can just put a cup in the classroom, and when she is thirsty, she can just put some spring water in the cup.

If she does it well, nothing will spill.

After learning to condense spring water balls of different sizes, she doesn't even need a cup, and can just suck the small water balls.

However, to be able to change the form of the Qingquan Art as freely as described in the book, the Qingquan Art must be practiced to at least advanced level.

When the Qingquan Art is practiced to the extreme, it can even directly turn the spring into rain and mist.

It's just that this kind of rain and mist does not have various special effects like the real rain and mist magic.

After all, the rain of the Qingquan Art is actually just a change in the form of water. It is still spring water, and it will not be poisonous or anything else.

So it is really just a living magic, not suitable for combat.

Even if a large amount of spring water is created to attack the enemy, there are more suitable magic to replace it.

Because the characteristic of the Qingquan Art is to create water, and the water created is permanent.

Most other water magics are just to create simulated water, and the focus is on other characteristics of these different waters.

After the magic wore off, only a small amount of water stains remained at the scene.

She realized that what Renee said about practicing in life was probably a little different from what she thought.

Her practice in life was probably just filling the water tower with water.

This was far from enough for Moran.