The Witch of the Roll Never Gives Up

"Dean, can I go out and try the effect of the invisible cushion?" Moran raised his hand and called Ms. Amisha.

"Go!" Amisha said: "There is a bathroom on the far right of the corridor. It will be better if you take off your flight shorts for the test."

"Okay." Moran agreed very well. After leaving the classroom, she didn't even look to the right.

Because she went out this afternoon and didn't wear flight shorts at all.

She walked directly to the open space outside the classroom and stepped on the broom.

In the past, she took off with a thought, but today there was an extra step, inputting magic power into the invisible cushion rune.

The flying broom is very special. It is connected with the witch's mind and does not require magic power as an additional energy source to drive it.

But the alchemical runes attached to the flying broom are different.

The rune power on the rune can only make the rune take shape. To drive the rune, additional energy is required.

If it is a more advanced invisible cushion rune combination, it can also store some magic power. After a period of time, it will not delay the use of a little charge.

More advanced ones can also absorb elemental forces in the air to replenish energy as the energy source for driving runes.

However, the invisible cushion rune combination taught in the alchemy introductory course textbook certainly does not have those effects.

It needs to be continuously injected with magic or mana to drive during use.

Fortunately, you only need to pay attention to the input speed, and it is not difficult to control.

Runes can also be added on this basis in the future.

As soon as Moran inputs magic, she feels that there is something on the broom handle, and her butt is supported.

That feeling is similar to sitting on a wooden chair.

Not soft at all.

But it is much more comfortable than sitting on a wooden stick, and it is not painful.

In terms of comfort, it is not much different from flying shorts.

The magic power consumption is not large.

Moran originally likes to take things to infect when she has nothing to do every day, and she is not idle even when she sleeps. She has long been accustomed to maintaining a relatively low magic output.

The magic output maintained when riding a broom is nothing to her, and it does not affect her flying much.

After flying a little low, Moran landed back in the classroom.

This time, she put the broom on the broom stand outside the classroom.

There was still half a class left, and Moran was going to make the last magic item.

The last magic item was a low-level constant temperature magic circle.

After Moran looked at the alchemy drawings about this in the textbook, she had only one question: "Didn't Shana's mother learn well in class?"

Otherwise, she wouldn't have used freezing to make ice to cool down in summer in Cuixiyuan!

The low-level constant temperature magic circle taught in the textbook only requires three stones.

There is no situation where there is no money to buy raw materials.

Moran tried to make it and succeeded at once: "This is not difficult! Mom must not have studied it seriously!"

The next time the college opens the letter delivery channel, she has to write to her mother!

These basic things taught by the college still need to be learned well.

You can't just forget about it because you don't major in this.

According to her idea, if you haven't learned these basic things, what mermaid cutie is there to watch and what little pearls to pick up!

Shana, who was packing her bag and flying to the clan, sneezed and rubbed her nose to prepare for landing:

"Let's fly this far today! If we fly any further, we'll catch a cold."

After learning the low-level constant temperature magic circle, Moran had nothing to learn in the alchemy introductory class.

"Dean! Can I skip the alchemy class later?" Moran asked Ms. Amisha before the get out of class was over.

"Well! The alchemy class will last up to twelve weeks, and then there will be a fighting skills class. When the class changes, I'll let the other little witches tell you." Amisha said.

"Twelve weeks at the longest?" Moran asked in confusion: "Does the compulsory course have a deadline? Isn't it until you learn it?"

"Of course there is a deadline." Amisha said: "There are teaching goals every year, and it is impossible to drag it on forever. However, the learning ability of the little witches is taken into consideration. There are almost no cases where they have not learned it by the deadline, but the quality of learning of each person is still different."

Moran thought: "Could it be that Shana's mother learned the constant temperature magic circle at that time, but she just slowly forgot it after graduation?"

The bell of the castle rang, and Amisha said "class dismissed" and left.

"Finally, get out of class is dismissed!" The little witches packed up their things: "Finally, we don't have to practice anymore today!"

They all learned to make golden bird letter paper.

"Moran, look, I made so many pieces of letter paper! I can write many letters!" Sylph said, holding four or five pieces of golden bird letter paper with runes drawn on them.

Vashida also made several pieces: "I want to write a long letter to my mother, father, and zombie chef!"

The other little witches didn't make as many letter papers as them, but they had already mastered the method.

Moran was also happy for them: "The hard work during this period has paid off! Our class should be the fastest to learn how to make golden bird letter paper."

"It is definitely the fastest class! Apart from anything else, we have you in this class, so we are definitely working harder than others!" Cheryl said.

A year ago, she thought she was working hard.

When she wanted to master something quickly, she would at most use her spare time to learn and practice.

If her magic power was not enough, she would take a break and read a book.

Now, if she wants to master something, she has no time to squeeze in, and she has no magic power to eat breadfruit.

Every time she thought she had done her best, Moran would appear to refresh her understanding of the word "try her best", and then she would learn from her how to try her best.

"By the way, Moran, I saw you took a broom and went out in the middle of the class today. Did you go to try the invisible cushion? Did you learn the last constant temperature magic circle?" Cheryl asked.

"I learned it." Moran said.

"I knew it!" Cheryl was not surprised at all: "Then you don't have to go to alchemy class?"

Moran nodded, thought about it and said to them: "Do you also want to finish the alchemy class quickly?"

"Of course I do!" The little witches' biggest interest in alchemy class is the golden bird letter paper and invisible cushion, and at most a magic seal, and there is actually not much demand for other things.

"Then you should take advantage of this weekend to learn wood shaping and metal shaping!" Moran said: "If you learn it, the subsequent alchemy classes will be easier."

This is her experience.

The little witches can finish their alchemy class sooner so that she can move on to the next class sooner.

If she finishes this year's course earlier, she will have a full vacation time and can arrange her study tasks freely.

"There is no danger in learning these two magics, and there is nothing to pay special attention to. Well... the two books "Pinning Wood" and "Pinning Gold" in the second grade library are good choices for introductory learning."