The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 131 Magic Frees Hands
After learning levitation and all household magic, Moran's morning routine before school became like this:

The first thing I do when I wake up in the morning is grab the magic wand next to my pillow.

The levitation spell carried the school robe I was going to wear today out of the closet.

She changed into her school uniform, then waved her wand and used a tidying spell to restore her disheveled pillow and blankets to their original state from the night before.

The nightgown I took off fell into the laundry basket downstairs.

Then the wand swept towards the headboard, and a magical hairband floated over, beginning to comb her hair.

When she came down from the attic, the hairband had already tied her hair up.

Then the dirty laundry basket and the dirty clothes inside floated to the window and opened it.

The dirty clothes were lined up and hung on the clothesline one by one, and then she used a cleaning spell on them from a distance.

The clothes became completely clean, only slightly damp due to the water elemental energy, but they dried quickly after being aired out.

Her washing machine and dryer cards have been completely idle since she learned how to clean them.

It hasn't rained during the day in the dormitory area.

After hanging up the clothes, she closed the window and gave her face and teeth a final cleaning, and that was it.

No need for a toothbrush, toothpaste, or face wash; the power of water can remove all dirt that doesn't belong to her.

All you need to do is go to the bathroom, look in the mirror, and check how you look today.

After looking in the mirror, she sat down on a high stool by the kitchen counter, and the pots and pans started preparing breakfast for her on their own.

This morning I had egg pancakes with bread and juice.

Although she can't yet control two kitchen utensils at the same time, she can already distract herself while casting cooking magic.

Especially when cooking dishes she's already made several times, she can still find time to read a book.

Only after the plate of egg pancakes was placed in front of her and the juice jug poured her a glass of juice did she put her wand down slightly and eat her breakfast properly.

After breakfast, all the dirty things were gathered in the sink, cleaned with a cleaning spell, and then put back in their place with a tidying spell.

Moran turned and left the bar. When she reached the dormitory door, the handbag hanging on the hook by the door fell onto her.

She took out the {Cleaning Tool Card}, selected a relatively light cleaning tool, and held it in her hand, while also making sure the Book of Witches floated around her.

While cleaning the cleaning tools, I looked at the potion-making section of "Common Magical Plants and Basic Potion Making" and left the dormitory.

I woke up at the same time as usual, but left home much earlier than usual; magic really does make people more efficient.

All morning, the only things she handled were her chopsticks, the cleaning tool card, the small broom she was holding at the moment, and her magic wand.

It can be said that it basically freed up hands, using magic to replace everything that could be replaced.

"Wow! You don't have to lift a finger, isn't that so easy?" That was Vasita's first thought after hearing about her amazing morning.

Is it easy?
Moran shook his head: "My body feels lighter, but this place is anything but."

Moran pointed to his head: "My hands are free, but my mind is more tired. I'm constantly active, controlling magic. Maybe when my housework magic and levitation spells are at a higher level, my brain will relax, but with my current apprentice level of magic, I still need very precise instructions to cast spells, so my brain can't relax."

After such a busy morning, which looked quite easy to others, Moran actually felt more tired than when she did these things herself. But it was all for more opportunities to practice magic.

Using magic whenever possible is always better than wasting magic power by practicing it when you have nothing else to do.

“It seems that learning magic is not easy, and learning magic well is even more difficult! We witches have good talent, but the pressure of learning is much greater than that of witches…” Sylph has been feeling the increasing academic pressure lately.

"Even if we have unlimited magical talent across all our schools, there's no need to master all of them simultaneously, right? Let's just learn what we like and what we need first!"

Vasida should try to be more open-minded about this.

"That's true. Of the Book Witch, the Fireworks Witch, and the Contract Witch, only the Book Witch has achieved omniscience and omnipotence..." Sylph comforted herself, "The most important thing for a witch is the manifestation of her own talent!"

Moran: "..."

This idea is a bit dangerous! Having unlimited potential in all types of magic is also a very important talent for witches!
She was well aware of the difficulties of being all-powerful!

The Witch's Magic Catalog only records a simple piece of information for each spell, yet it's already filled several large volumes.

Given Moran's learning speed, mastering all of them is not impossible, and may even not take too much time. However, to say that he would master them all to the peak level or even above would be extremely difficult.

Human energy is limited.

What's more, the magic in this book increases by a few every few years.
But she had to learn.

The Book of Cards is not omnipotent; it cannot be made from just anything.

Moran isn't omnipotent, but if she becomes omnipotent, her cards will also become omnipotent.

Her learning process was actually a process of strengthening the Book of Cards.

However... Sylph and Vashida, who are also witches, can't be too careless!

"Do you carry your character cards with you?" Moran asked.

“I brought it!” Vasita said. “Why?”

Sylph also said, "I brought some too."

"I've developed a new feature for {Character Cards}, but it's still in the research stage and not perfect yet. Could you help me test it out?"

Moran said seriously, "It won't affect the card's original function. It's just adding a small new function so you can help me see if it works well. It's free!"

“Of course!” Vasita and Sylph agreed without hesitation, handing over their character cards to her.

Then, Moran reworked their cards.

"Alright!" Moran returned the cards to them.

Vasita and Sylph looked at their cards curiously, and then saw small gray bars in the spell section of the cards, each filled with green of varying lengths.

There is also a percentage on the long strip, and it is a percentage accurate to one ten-thousandth.

"What is this?" they asked curiously.

"Magic learning progress bar! As your magic improves, the green area in this progress bar will gradually lengthen, and the number will gradually increase. When the green area fills the entire progress bar and the number reaches 100%, your magic will advance to the next level!"

Moran explained.