The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 179 A Great Success in Publicity

After confirming that each of the senior students had received a flyer and that they had a good understanding of the witch magic of these girls, Moran and her friends prepared to make their escape.

Happy graduation, senior!

Moran and her companions arrived full of anticipation and left carrying magic with them.

"Selling magic is really profitable! In just a short while, my total magic power has increased by 100!" Lilith said excitedly. "The magic I sell needs to be used in conjunction with {Blood Cards}, which will bring in a large amount of one-time magic power! I won't have to split my mana magic power in two anymore!"

"Hehe~ We finally got to experience Moran's happiness too!"

Vasida earned more today than Lilith. All 28 senior students bought her Apprentice-level Restoration Magic, and with the money she made selling to Moran, Sylph, and Lilith, she earned a total of 155 Mana.

A considerable number of {Food Supplement Cards} were sold, but Devouring Magic and various {Trash Can Cards} sold only so-so.

However, it had already far exceeded her expectations.

“I’ve decided! Tomorrow I’ll go hand out flyers to the second and third-year students! The fourth-year students don’t live in the dorms, and I hope they can see the posters at the library entrance before they turn fifth!” Sylph said.

Although she sold the fewest magic spells today, her earnings far exceeded her expectations.

She felt that the other young witches in the academy needed her magic more than the fifth-year students who were about to be homeless and unable to concentrate on their planting until they found a place to settle down.

Especially the first, second, and third grade little witches who live in farmland.

We need to promote it.

“Let’s go together tomorrow!” Lilith and Vasita also said.

Moran was overjoyed. Her friends had finally started actively planning and promoting magic, which meant she could finally relax:
"Although there were some minor setbacks along the way, our promotional campaign today was a great success!"

Keep up the good work selling magic! Don't forget to write down your witch magic heritage and give it to the headmaster to take to the clan library. You can also slip a flyer in!
There's a huge market outside the college!
The first-grade entrance ceremony is also a great opportunity to hand out flyers!

This sparked the enthusiasm of his friends to sell magic, and Moran, having successfully completed his mission, plunged back into the sea of ​​books.

It wasn't until the day of the freshman enrollment ceremony that they turned their attention back to other things.

At eight o'clock in the morning, Moran's dormitory became lively.

In exchange for five {finished food cards} each, she invited Vasita, Sylph, Ais, as well as second-year seniors Lilith and Quillin, third-year senior Terra, and fourth-year senior Tris to cook up the upcoming new seasoning pack cards into food for everyone to enjoy at tonight's entrance banquet.

These are all little witches with culinary magic talent, at least at the beginner level.

She wanted to teach them how to use each seasoning packet card before the entrance ceremony began, so they could demonstrate it at the dinner party.

Originally, she could have simply used the cards to create a table of seasoning packets of delicious food, but Moran felt it wasn't eye-catching enough. It was just another food that appeared out of nowhere, and it was indistinguishable from the Dean's feast.

Inviting these female students to help with the cooking on the spot was both to attract attention and to serve as a demonstration.

The {seasoning packet} is already easy to cook, even for kitchen novices, and it's even easier for these little witches with cooking talent.

In less than an hour, all her requirements were met.

To make the evening demonstration more authentic, Moran also prepared corresponding {ingredient cards}.

After the helpers left, Moran copied down a new stack of flyers and a large poster.

I started getting ready in the afternoon.

After tonight, she will be a second-year witch, and a senior student.

Making my first appearance in front of the female students requires a serious attitude.

She took a rare step by not using any special cleaning techniques to quickly resolve her hygiene issues, and then took a shower. Afterwards, she changed into the clothes she had specially prepared for tonight.

Her school uniforms, which were too short, were completely discarded by her today.

The wardrobe is now filled with new clothes made during my sewing magic practice, each outfit perfectly coordinated.

That's enough for her to wear a different outfit every day for a week in the new school year.

Originally, the so-called school robes were just basic clothes issued by the academy. After learning sewing magic, one could decide what to wear as one pleased, and there was no such thing as uniform attire.

The outfit she wore today was still predominantly black, but with some purple patterns embroidered on the edges.

A mini card with its back facing out is embroidered on its chest.

At first glance, it doesn't look much different from the school uniforms issued to freshmen, and it's not particularly exaggerated, but if you look at it a few more times, you'll notice the difference.

The inner lining was a deep purple fitted long dress, slightly longer than the outer robe, revealing a layer of elaborate skirt.

Add to that a witch's hat that's understated yet sophisticated, and a matching crossbody bag, and the senior student's style is off the charts.

"Oh right! And the magic emblem!"

Moran pinned a badge symbolizing all types of magic next to the miniature card pattern on his chest.

Finally, Moran used the magic hairband that Shana's mother had given her to tie her hair into a pretty half-up style. Looking at herself in the mirror, Moran exclaimed, "Perfect!"

After tidying myself up, it was almost time.

Moran grabbed her handbag and went out.

"Good heavens! Moran, you even made a new outfit for the entrance ceremony?"

Vasita looked at Moran's clothes, then at her own, and suddenly felt ashamed and embarrassed.

She also has a talent for sewing magic, but like cooking magic, talent doesn't equate to skill or ability.

During this holiday, she focused most of her energy on researching the manifestation of her talents, and managed to glance at the magic books in the first-year library and learn some of the magic from them.

She really didn't have the energy to learn sewing.

He was still wearing the school uniform he was given when he enrolled, which was completely black and had no other colors at all.

As for the size, that's another sad story.

That year, her magic increased, her strength increased, and her knowledge increased, but she didn't grow much taller.

The school uniform wasn't short at all; it still fit well.

It's just that I wore too many clothes and there were some tears, but they were all repaired with a repair technique.

She had never cared about the aesthetics of her clothes, but seeing what Moran was wearing, she suddenly realized that pretty clothes were still very important.

Looking at Sylph again, she's still wearing the school uniform, huh? No! Those buttons that look like real flowers aren't on the original uniform.

"Sylph, you've got new clothes too?"

Sylph nodded slightly: "The old school uniform was too short. It took several days to make one that fits."

"And what about this flower button?" Vasita sniffed. "Why do I think I can smell a fragrance?"

“This is a rock lilac, a mutated lilac flower. The flowers harden when they come into contact with water, and I used them to make buttons,” Sylph said.