The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

The sky over Cuixi Plain was so clear and bright that it seemed to have been washed by the purest spring water, without a single cloud.

The rivers are crisscrossed and crystal clear, interspersed with thick, dense green meadows, which are bright and vibrant.

Moran stood alone on the grassy slope of his memory, his gaze slowly sweeping over the surroundings.

Time flies, and the little wooden house where she lived with Shana's mother during her childhood is now gone, with not even a trace of wood or the outline of the foundation remaining. Only more lush wildflowers sway gently in the breeze.

fair enough.

Moran took out a meticulously crafted {Mobile Residence Card}, and with a light tap of her fingertip, the card transformed into countless golden specks of light, which quickly gathered and formed on the open ground atop the slope in front of her.

A moment later, a two-story wooden house with a spacious courtyard and a pointed roof appeared at the highest point of the grassy slope, bathed in the bright sunshine of Cuixi Plain.

The outline of the small wooden house still vaguely resembles the old cottage, both being in a very warm and simple pastoral style, but it is significantly larger in scale and more ingenious and delicate in structure.

The dark brown wooden exterior walls exude a pleasant fragrance, and several newly sprouted spider plants with tiny blue-purple flowers hang under the eaves.

The windows are large and bright, and there is space reserved on the windowsill for placing flower pots.

The courtyard is surrounded by a low wooden fence with flowering vines, and the front yard is a carefully planned flowerbed with fertile and loose soil.

Various common and some rare magical flower seedlings, safe and healthy for young witches, are scattered in a pleasing and orderly manner, full of vitality.

Among the flowerbeds, there is a pavilion entwined with green vines, on which bloom pale purple flowers that emit a delicate fragrance.

Inside the pavilion is a small wooden table and several rattan chairs, making it an excellent spot for an afternoon nap or to observe children playing.

The backyard is a neatly planned vegetable garden, divided into different areas, with a small shed next to it for storing gardening tools.

The sunniest and most open corner of the front yard was deliberately left empty, with a flat surface covered with a layer of fine, white sand.

Moran walked over and took out the {Special Space Planting Pot Card}.

The card materialized, and a large flowerpot about two meters in diameter appeared here.

The basin is carved with intricate and harmonious alchemical runes representing growth, stability, and the cycle of life.

Once a regular space planting pot is materialized from a card, it will be exactly the same size.

The special space planting pot contains a "miniature ecological space" that has been enhanced by multiple expansion spaces and magic arrays.

From the outside, it looks like a slightly large, exquisite flowerpot, but the actual usable soil depth and root expansion space inside far exceed what the naked eye can see, which is enough to meet the growth characteristics of the Witch Tree, which looks small but actually has an exceptionally developed root system.

Using it to plant the Witch Tree provides the sapling with almost unlimited growth potential and a solid foundation, while preventing its roots from spreading uncontrollably, encroaching on large areas of the surrounding land, and destroying the original harmonious natural ecology of Cuixi.

More importantly, if it needs to be moved for any reason in the future, you can simply put the entire planting pot, along with the witch tree inside, back into the card, without interrupting the tree's growth process or causing any damage to the tree itself.

Moran bent down and personally placed the heavy planting pot in the chosen position, making sure it was stable and not tilted.

She then straightened up and walked towards the brand-new wooden building.

Pushing open the heavy wooden door, you'll find that everything inside the house was designed with the upcoming new member of the family in mind.

All floors are covered with thick, soft plush carpets with natural non-slip textures, making them virtually silent underfoot. All furniture, whether sofas, coffee tables, bookshelves, or the edges of chairs and tables, is carefully covered with soft fabric in the same color scheme, eliminating any potential risks of bumps and knocks.

The first floor is a spacious public area.

The living room was exceptionally spacious and cleverly divided into two sections.

Half of the room was set up in a standard reception area, with soft sofas surrounding a low wooden coffee table and a fireplace nearby.

The other half was transformed into a brightly colored and playful area, with thicker play mats, low shelves displaying safe and educational toys suitable for infants and toddlers, and soft starry sky and forest patterns on the walls that change with the light.

Beside the largest floor-to-ceiling window facing the courtyard, there is a comfortable tatami mat, next to which is a cute crib with soft railings and sheer curtains, which is a specially arranged nap area.

The kitchen and dining room are connected, and next to them is a staircase covered with non-slip mats.

The second floor is more private and quiet.

The master bedroom is spacious and bright, with a separate bathroom, soft and comfortable bed, and heavy curtains to block out light.

The bookshelves in the study are filled with books she has collected from various places, suitable for reading during pregnancy and childbirth. The desk is large, and there is a comfortable reading chair next to it.

Next to the master bedroom is a carefully decorated nursery.

The walls are a soft, pale yellow, painted with adorable little animals that subtly change with the child's mood or external magic.

The room was already furnished with a suitable crib, a wardrobe, and a small corner piled with soft toys.

The windows are equipped with absolutely secure protective magic and light-regulating curtains.

The air was filled with the soothing fragrance of moonflower and calming flower.

Further up the stairs, there is a small attic, which is currently empty and will be used as a future playroom, craft room, or secret base for the children when they grow up.

Every detail inside the house was designed by Moran herself. Starting today, she will move in and gradually make the place more vibrant and livable.

"I wonder how Lilith and the others are doing with their preparations!"

Moran went straight back to the entrance on the first floor.

On the wall inside the door, there was a magic clock with a similar function to the one in her mirror space witch's house.

However, there are only three clear icons on the clock face: a simple line drawing of a lake and a cottage, representing the lakeside cottages by Lake Harumi; an abstract witch's hat and star pattern, representing the witch's house in the Mirror Space; and the last one is the river, grassy slope, and wooden building pattern that the hands are currently pointing to, representing the grassy slope and wooden building of Cuixi Plain.

Moran reached out and gently turned the hands of the magic clock, pointing them at the "Lakeside Cottage" icon.

Then, she grasped the doorknob and reopened the door.

The front yard of the lakeside cottage by Chunjian Lake is right outside the door.

The cobblestone path that originally led to the end of the courtyard has been extended far to the side, creating three more small courtyards.

Next to the low fence beside the small lakeside shrub and wisteria trees is the Sylph family's yard; a few steps further on are Vasita and Lilith's house. (End of Chapter)