The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 145 Contract Mailbox
Did you see Moran yesterday?

"No, How about you?"

"I do not have either."

"..."

Sylph and Vasita looked at each other and sighed in unison.

Although the young witches were safe at the academy with the headmaster watching over them, they were still somewhat worried.

Because they hadn't seen Moran for a week.

too weird.

Even though Moran doesn't have classes to attend now and can arrange her time freely, she still goes to the academy castle to look at picture books or goes out to practice magic every day, just like she always does!
“A new nightgown is hung on the clothesline in Moran’s backyard every day, which means that Moran may not have left the dormitory at all.”

"In the broom grass field of Greenhouse No. 1, Moran's broom grass is growing normally. She must be infesting it every day."

"But this week, I haven't seen any smoke coming out of the chimney at No. 69, nor have I smelled any food wafting from there."

"I do not have either."

"..."

Sylph and Vasita eventually decided to go to Moran's dormitory to ask after class that evening.

In the evening, Moran, engrossed in her book and oblivious to the passing day, heard a knock at the door. She floated to the door with the Book of Witches and opened the dormitory door.

When Vasita and Sylph saw the little witch with her hair disheveled, wearing a loose nightgown and looking unkempt, yet with bright, sparkling eyes, and who didn't even put down her book when she opened the door, they couldn't help but ask the question that had been bothering them for the past few days:
"What have you been doing lately? Why haven't you eaten for so many days?"

Moran patted the book in her hand: "Read 'The Witch's Path'. The senior students are graduating on Independence Day, and I want to develop a basic version of my witch magic before then. Time is a bit tight, so I'll use bread and fruit cakes to fill my stomach and save time."

"The Witch's Path? That book about witches written by the witch predecessors?" Sylph and Vasita asked in surprise.

Moran has actually started researching witch magic!

Independence Day? Independence Day isn't far off.

"That's right! This book is very interesting! You should definitely read it when you have time!" Moran strongly recommended.

As she spoke, she couldn't help but glance at the book a few more times; she had just gotten to a crucial part of it.

"Alright! You can continue with your work then! We just wanted to remind you that the Sewing Magic class is almost over today. Amisha said the final exams start next Monday, so don't forget to go!"

Sylph and Vasita could also tell that Moran's mind was still on the book.

That's just how people are; once they start learning, they can't stop, putting aside everything else, like eating and sleeping.

Knowing that she was researching witch magic in her dorm, they were relieved.

They also need to hurry up and finish their sewing magic class to prepare for the final exams.

Moran closed the door and quickly sat back down at his desk. He had just come across the key to witch magic! "...The difficulty of witch magic lies not in sharing, but in our own understanding of our own unique magic!"
Sharing witch magic is simple; just use my contract magic to write a contract.

With my contract magic, I can theoretically trade anything—money, magic power, spells, even blood and bodies!
Of course, this is all on the premise that what you are trading actually belongs to you!
However, it's important to note that some things you think belong to you may not actually belong to you entirely, and you can't trade them for them through a contract.

The most confusing thing is the ownership of magic.

For example, can a witch who has mastered broomstick flight share her flying magic with others through contract magic?

Can a witch who has mastered elemental magic share her elemental magic with others through contract magic?
No. Even if the witches who first discovered broomstick flight and elemental magic were still alive, they couldn't share the magic they discovered with others in the same way that witches share witch magic.

Because they do not own the rights to these spells.

They can only be considered discoverers of magic, possessors of magical knowledge, not possessors of magic itself.

They can trade the magical knowledge they have discovered through contracts, but they cannot trade the magic itself.

Therefore, if an ordinary superhuman invents a new spell or learns a unique spell in another world and wants to safely trade it with a group of people, they will use my contract magic to sign a contract to trade the magical knowledge to others, while restricting others' right to impart this magical knowledge, thus protecting their own rights.

Those who acquire knowledge only know the way and method to learn this magic; it does not mean they possess the ability to learn it.

The ownership of magic does not belong to any individual, and individuals cannot trade magic itself.

An individual only possesses the right to use magic, which is what we usually call talent.

The talents of witches, angels, and demons are all magical abilities granted by Valen.

We witches are the only exception.

Witch magic originates from our exclusive magic power, which is a true ability belonging to us, therefore witch magic also belongs to the witch herself.

What we share through contract magic is not magical knowledge.

Here, it's crucial to remember that while we own the witch's magic, what we trade and share is only the right to use the magic, not the magic itself!
The right to use witch magic is granted to others, but ownership remains with us. Those who sign a witch magic contract can directly master magic without learning magical knowledge.

However, if it's about trading the magic itself, it means transferring ownership of the magic, and we would lose ownership of the witch's magic, thus losing the magic itself.

All witches must keep this in mind! Our exclusive magic is the foundation of our strength. It cannot be traded or revealed to outsiders. Ownership of magic can be traded through contracts, which will attract unwanted attention.

Once you understand that a witch's magic contract only trades the right to use it, there shouldn't be any major problems writing a witch's contract.

Once you've decided which part of the magic usage rights you're going to trade and what price the contractor needs to pay, you can create your own contract template.

Finally, you also need to learn the art of the golden pen and the art of the mailbox.

The Golden Pen Technique can be used to sign and write contracts.

Mailbox technology can be used to receive and process contracts.

All contracts that attempt to be signed with you will appear in the contract mailbox.

By setting certain restrictions for the contract mailbox, it can automatically filter out contractors who do not meet the requirements.