The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 117 Another one has gone mad.

Moran had already started casting the Plump spell on the wheat seedlings in the field, while the other little witches were only just beginning to steadily cast the Fertile Soil spell to fertilize their own farmland.

Vasita and Sylph were a little faster; they had almost finished fertilizing the fields and had just received the wheat seeds from Ms. Amisa.

After casting a lush spell, Moran strolled around the wheat field.

Although the wheat seedlings have grown to knee height, they were all induced by a basic growth-inducing technique and were actually planted only a few days ago.

The entire wheat field was still very new, free of weeds and pests, and the soil had just been fertilized.

All that's left is to wait for the wheat seedlings to grow slowly; the basic growth-inducing techniques aren't very effective anymore.

To quickly accelerate the growth of an ordinary plant from seed to maturity, it requires at least intermediate cultivation.

Moran suddenly found herself with nothing to do, so she wanted to learn how to grow another plant from Ms. Amisa, whose farmland still had many spots unplanted!

"Next plant? There are so many in the textbook, just pick one you like and plant it according to the instructions! The instructions are quite clear. Go to the seed warehouse to get the seeds," Amisha said without turning her head.

When Vision's cooking magic class ended and Ais asked how to learn to cook other more complex dishes, Ms. Amisha said that it was learned by reading cookbooks.

"Dean! The planting magic class won't end when we learn how to use magic to grow wheat, will it?" Moran asked, half in disbelief and half in doubt.

"Yes! It's a planting 'magic' class, not a planting class! It's clearly written in the book, just follow the book. The headmaster can't be with you forever, books are your eternal teachers, otherwise why would we attach so much importance to theoretical reading classes?"

Amisha said matter-of-factly.

Moran: "..."

She finally understood why Lilith had said that their remaining classes would be over soon.

She hadn't even finished her second week of planting magic class when the headmaster told her to read books and learn how to grow other vegetables. The course content really only involved learning how to use planting magic to grow wheat.

Even if the other little witches are progressing much slower than her, and even if her wheat hasn't fully grown yet, this course won't be over for long.

However, it cannot be said that Ms. Amisha's statement is without merit.

Beginners in magic are often ignorant and fearless, and trying things haphazardly can be dangerous and difficult to understand. Therefore, general classes are offered to teach them.

If the textbook is written in sufficient detail and is scientifically sound, once you've learned the basic methods, you can indeed learn the rest on your own.

If you encounter a problem, at most it's because the vegetables aren't good; you'll figure it out after some research.

Moran had no choice but to go to the seed warehouse, get some vegetable and fruit seeds, and try planting them.

She chose plants that are available on Earth, plants that she knows how to eat, and plants that are easy for her to grow.

This time, she selected more than ten of each type of seed, intending to try planting them in the farmland and the dormitory courtyard.

Planting crops for food is secondary; the main thing is to practice the three spells: Fertile Soil, Growth Acceleration, and Abundance.

The food distribution point is still open to her. As long as she practices her planting magic well, she is confident that she can grow another batch of food for the second grade before the end of her first year.

At the same time, she did not forget to use the lushness and growth-inducing techniques on the wheat seedlings every now and then.

In between, weeding and pest control were also carried out once.

The wheat reaches maturity in the third week after it is planted.

The wheat ears that have been enhanced by the Abundance Technique are large and plump.

Moran pulled out the {Witch's Farm Tool Card} and immediately produced a sickle, threshing brush, windmill, stone mortar, stone mill, and other farming tools for harvesting, threshing, hulling, and grinding. During this time, she had never forgotten the influence these tools had had on her.

"No, so many? Moran, you've infected them all?" Vasita asked in surprise.

“Yes! Although they still have their own temperaments, they can come in handy,” Moran said.

"How did you do that?" Sylph couldn't help but ask. "Even if these farm tools are easier to care for than a big hoe, they still need a lot of time to mature, right? How long has it been? And they're already useful?"

"I just do it when I get back to the dorm every day, while I'm reading or sleeping!" Moran said. "I did the same thing when I was working on my big hoe before, didn't I? I didn't even do it when I was in my theory class in the morning!"

The little witches: "..."

They have to sleep with hoes in their arms because they want to grow this piece of farmland that will provide their future food!

Now that we have farmland, who would still sleep with these farm tools?
"You sleep in the pile of farm tools every day?" Vasita looked at her as if she were crazy.

"No, it's not that. I just put the farm tools by the bed, then I put my hands on them and sleep while I'm soaking them. As long as there's skin contact, it's fine," Moran explained seriously.

"As expected of Moran!" Sylph exclaimed.

She seemed to be the one most eager to plant, but in reality, her initiative was far less than Moran's.

After the initial shock, I was inspired: "I also need to fertilize these farm tools that I will need later until they are usable before the wheat ripens!"

"What, are you going to sleep with your farm tools too?"

Vasita thought to herself, "Oh no, another one's gone mad."

“Didn’t Moran say that we don’t need to hug her, just touch her hand?” Sylph said.

"We still haven't tried hard enough!" The little witches made up their minds, and the matter of contaminating farm tools had to be put on the agenda.

Vasita: "..."

Oh no, Moran has driven another group of little witches mad.

Sylph noticed Vasita's complicated expression and asked her, "What's wrong? Aren't you infected?"

“Of course it’s infected!” Vasita said without hesitation.

She could eat breadfruit by filling her stomach with her stomach pouch. As long as the breadfruit forest was still there, she would never have to worry about going hungry. But after graduation, there were no more breadfruits, and she had no money, so she had to grow her own for the time being.

She not only wanted to learn all sorts of planting magic, but she wanted to learn it to the best of her ability, so that she could quickly grow food and fill her stomach.

She took a lot of wheat seeds and planted them all over the farmland, wanting to perfect her fertility-inducing technique.

There are so many mad little witches, one more won't make a difference.

Moran nodded with satisfaction. Everyone was still working hard as always!

"If we finish the Planting Magic class quickly, we can start growing broom grass soon. Senior Lilith said that if we finish all the classes before the new school year starts, we'll have a holiday! A holiday without homework!"

For more than half a year, even on weekends when they had time off, the little witches' eyes suddenly lit up!

No homework during the holidays! I can't wait!
"I'm not saying anything more, I'm going to go check on my wheat field!"

(End of this chapter)