The Witch of the Roll Never Gives Up

After the first exam, for a whole month, the enthusiasm for learning among the first-grade witches was at an all-time high.

I am more serious in class, I am more active in completing my workbooks, and I study longer after class.

Reflecting on the second monthly exam, my scores have improved.

This time, in addition to Moran, who had a solid perfect score, Cheryl also maintained her original results. She continued to score more than 95 points in two courses and received two magic gold coins as a reward.

In addition, several little witches such as Sylph, Vasida, Ace, and Alba also broke through 95 points in one class and received a magic gold coin as a reward.

Although the other little witches still haven't broken through 95 points, they are closer to the rewards.

The learning situation in the first grade is improving.

On Friday, Moran finally reviewed the second-grade theory class exercise book.

"Dean, how should I give you the exercise book in the Witch's Book?" Moran asked.

"On Saturday morning, bring your Witch's Book and come to me in the Dean's Lounge," Amisha said.

On the way down the mountain, Moran looked at the college map and said to Vasida and Sylph: "Do you know where the dean's lounge is?"

"I know, it's underground!" Vasida said: "Go all the way down any staircase in the castle to the end, and you'll find the dean's lounge. Deans who usually have nothing to do will stay there."

Moran searched for "Dean's Lounge" on the map, and sure enough, on the bottom floor of the castle, he saw the sign of the Dean's Lounge that Vasida mentioned.

"How do you know?"

Moran had only searched the dean's office before, but could not find it. She thought that the dean did not have an office and lived elsewhere in the college! After all, Ms. Amisha in black robe always appears on a broomstick.

It turns out that there is also a dean's lounge. It's so hidden. Normally, you wouldn't look through the map so thoroughly, right?

"When Sylph and I came to the castle to work on the Witch Book, we went to the corner of the low-level magic warehouse in the west tower and found an underground stairwell. We went to take a look out of curiosity, and found the dean's lounge." Vasida said.

Sylph's eyes also showed memories: "That day, we obviously went to the warehouse together, but when I turned around, I found that Vasida was missing. I called her but she didn't respond. I almost thought something had happened to her. , in a panic, I quickly called the dean in the way you said, but the dean responded to me. She told me not to worry, that Vasida was safe and would be back soon. As a result... she came back from outside the warehouse. "

“I went from the stairs of the west tower warehouse to the underground and found the dean’s lounge. As soon as I entered, the dean asked me if I had finished my thesis. I left without saying a word!

He ran away too fast and didn't look for the corridor he came from. He went astray and came out of the main staircase of the castle hall. When he went back to the west tower, he even startled Sylph! "Vashida said with a smile.

"Why haven't I heard you say this before?" Moran asked.

"The dean said that this is a reserved project for the little witches to explore the castle and asked us to keep it a secret, so we didn't say anything," Vasida said.

Before Moran could ask why he told her so quickly this time, Sylph said: "You went to the dean's lounge this time for some serious business!"

"That's right! Everything is so that the seniors can enjoy the exercise books and exams faster!" Vasida said: "And we weren't the first to leak the secret!"

It was the dean who revealed the existence of the dean's lounge!

Moran: "..."

It actually makes sense.

“But if the deans are all underground, why did Ms. Amisha who taught us always ride a broom every time she went to the West Tower?

On the first day of class, Amisha, the purple-robed teacher who teaches the third grade, also came down from upstairs. Isn’t that weird? "

Neither Vasida nor Sylph thought about it so much, and they felt strange when they heard it.

"Could it be that he was just trying to scare us?" Vasida speculated boldly.

"As for that?" Sylph couldn't believe it.

Vasida and Moran recalled the dean's deeds and nodded in unison: "As for that!"

Sylph: "..."

On Saturday morning, Moran climbed College Hill alone.

When you get to the castle, go straight to the nearest staircase and go all the way down.

The same steps, the same walls, the same wall lamps, seemed to have no end. I didn’t know how many steps I walked. Just when Moran was about to lose his patience, he finally reached the end.

Passing through a doorway is a deep corridor.

The surroundings were so quiet that she could hear her own breathing. The sound of her shoes clicking on the ground echoed in the corridor. Feeling uneasy for some reason, Moran rubbed her arms.

This promenade is not a straight one. It turns left and right, and sometimes there are obvious ups and downs.

But there is not a single fork in the road.

After walking for about ten minutes, it suddenly dawned on me that I had entered a large hemispherical space.

There was an oversized door in front of her, and behind her, in addition to the passage she came from, there were many exits.

The size and appearance are similar, almost exactly the same. No wonder Vasida went to the wrong place when she went out!

Moran silently memorized the location of the passage he came out of, and then knocked on the door.

As soon as he raised his hand, before it touched the door, the door opened.

Moran: (*)! ! !

So big! So many Amisha ladies!

The entire space is filled with tables, chairs, bookshelves, and sofas.

The arrangement is well-organized, but not rigid.

"1, 2, 3, 4, 5! Five Ms. Amisha!" It was the first time that Moran saw so many Amishas at the same time.

Some Amishas were lying on the sofa with their eyes closed, some seemed to be in a daze, and some were sitting in front of the big desk, looking at something.

The one in the black robe snapped his fingers at her: "Moran, come here!"

Moran trotted over.

"Sit down!" Amisha motioned for her to sit down.

Moran sat opposite the black-robed Amisha and looked at the table. What she was looking at was the monthly exam results for this month.

Amisha noticed her look and exclaimed: "Exams are really a good thing!"

"It's because the magic gold coin is so charming!" Moran looked around curiously.

At this time, the view was better than that at the gate just now.

She realized that there were four tall doors on the curved walls around her, similar to the ones she had seen when she entered the lounge.

There are also many small doors with different colors, patterns, and designs, at least more than a hundred.

"Creaky~" ×4

In one place, four small doors next to each other suddenly opened together.

Amisha in blue robe, Amisha in purple robe, Amisha in red robe, and Amisha in green robe walked out from different doors.

"Is Moran here?"