The Witch of the Roll Never Gives Up

Ais believed Moran's words.

Then, in the next week, whenever she had time, she practiced cooking magic.

And Moran... Moran prepared three super rich meals for herself every day.

The portion of each dish was small, but there were many varieties.

Without wasting, she slightly increased the amount of cooking magic training.

Her cooking magic level was rising rapidly. Before the end of a week, the maximum magic output exceeded 2%, breaking through the apprentice level and reaching the elementary level.

With her total magic power of 1650 mana, she could control 33 mana at a time to control the kitchen utensils to cook.

According to the textbook, with this magic output, it is no problem to control the kitchen utensils in half of the kitchen to cook.

For many high-level gourmet witches, the magic output of cooking magic is only more than twice this.

Moran's own level is not much different. She is also a high-level witch. Only the level of cooking magic is much different.

Controlling a kitchen utensil to cook at a time is no problem for her, and she has practiced a lot of dishes.

It was time to try to control multiple kitchen utensils at once to cook.

She started by controlling the knife to cut vegetables while keeping the chopping board steady.

Then she practiced flipping the pan while frying; letting the dish float on the edge of the pan while using a spatula to serve the vegetables...

At this time, she couldn't do other things while cooking.

The concentration required to perform cooking magic was a little higher.

But Moran was already very familiar with it. After practicing more and getting familiar with it, her concentration gradually decreased.

Her original concentration in cooking magic was enough to do two things at once, but she didn't catch up in order to lay a more solid foundation.

Now she just changed from controlling the knife while reading a book to controlling the knife while controlling the chopping board, and the difficulty was not much increased.

Moran quickly mastered it and advanced to controlling the knife and chopping board while reading a book.

The cooking speed increased a bit, and her cooking efficiency was also higher. With more time, she could also infect the kitchen utensils.

Ai Si worked hard for a week, and every day she could see the green in her progress bar moving slightly forward, and the number on the progress bar also jumped up by 0.01%.

I have to say, it was really fulfilling, the more she practiced, the more excited she was, and she didn't feel tired at all.

She used to like cooking magic, and she liked the process of turning ingredients into delicious food, and she enjoyed the delicious food when she ate it.

Now there is one more thing, the growth of the progress bar!

Sometimes the progress bar didn't move, and she knew that her learning state was not right, she didn't make any progress, and she needed to adjust it.

However... she was just a little bit behind Moran, but no matter how hard she tried, she couldn't make the progress bar turn red.

She couldn't help it, and asked Moran about his progress again.

"What? You're a beginner? How much magic output?"

"About 2.5%, but actually I don't need that much, my concentration hasn't caught up yet." Moran said.

The difference between the 2% of a senior witch and the 2% of an apprentice witch is too big.

Ai Si was stunned: "Why is it even further away?"

She just reached 1.9%

Thanks to this progress bar, she also carefully calculated the percentage of her magic output. It took more than an hour to figure it out.

"Moran, you are not practicing cooking magic this week, are you?" Ai Si asked.

Moran stretched out his finger and pointed at a little knuckle: "I have increased the practice time a little bit! It means that I made a few more different dishes for each meal. Don't worry, there is no waste. I have reduced the amount of dishes a lot."

"Is this a question of waste or not?" Ai Si's eyes went dark, and she understood where the gap was.

She had so much meat stored in her dormitory that she could hardly put it away. It was all the product of practicing cooking magic. Every day, she had to ask Vasida to help her eat the excess so that it would not be wasted.

Later, she couldn't bear to carry the dishes anymore, so she simply practiced cooking magic directly at the food collection point, and Vasida went there to help her eat.

But all her practice was for a few of the same dishes, which were also her best ones. She had no time and energy to learn more dishes.

Vasida was so tired of eating that she started to use the swallowing stomach to help her deal with the extra dishes.

But what about Moran? She has already cooked so many different dishes.

Yes, not to mention magic, just talking about cooking level, she is far behind Moran.

Moran wants to learn cooking magic, and she wants to learn cooking in addition to magic.

It doesn't seem strange that the gap is so big.

Ai Si suddenly felt that her hope of surpassing Moran in cooking magic was slim.

"Come on! I feel a bit bottlenecked recently. The difficulty of controlling multiple kitchen utensils at a time is increasing exponentially." Moran said.

Ai Si: "..."

I was not comforted, thank you!

She is not bad in not being able to multitask, but in that even though her magic level is close to the primary level, her own level is only an apprentice, the total amount of magic power is less, and the output of 2% is only so little, which is not enough to control two kitchen utensils at a time.

She walked silently to the other little witches and said earnestly: "I can't do it. Moran's cooking magic is invincible among us. I rely on you!"

Other little witches: "..."

Alba is good at light magic, but her light spell is only at the apprentice level. Cheryl is good at fire magic, but her ignition spell is only at the apprentice level. Can I rely on them?

I heard that Moran's only skill of levitation is still at the apprentice level except for household magic!

"No, everyone has the same starting point for other magics. You specialize in what you are good at. Don't you have the confidence to surpass Moran who is learning so many magics at the same time?" Ai Si asked.

"Who said there is no way? If you can't surpass Moran this year, it doesn't mean you can't surpass him next year. If you can't surpass him next year, it doesn't mean you can't surpass him in the future!" Cheryl said unyieldingly.

The difference between her monthly test scores and Moran's is getting smaller and smaller. Why can't she do magic?

"Moran, is there a time limit for the card draw reward?" Cheryl asked her.

"No! It's always valid." Moran said: "Even if we graduate in the future and we are not together, the reward will be given to you through witch magic!"

The little witches: "!!!"

They don't believe it. They all entered school together. If they can't beat Moran in overall strength, how can they beat her in individual magic?

Vasida and Sylph: "ψ(*｀ー)ψ"

Moran is going to develop in all aspects! They can't be too bad!

Moran: “!!!”

It’s over, the little witches have to be serious!

She has to work harder!

Other little witches have progress bars to motivate themselves to study, but she doesn’t have one.

Her progress bar is the little witches behind her!

One of her motivations for working so hard is to prevent the little witches’ progress bars from turning red.