The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 185 Academy Tradition
The witch mothers were clearly in sync, as evidenced by the expressions of utter despair on the faces of the new students.

Every witch mother knows that the academy does not provide three meals a day.

However, none of the witch mothers specifically taught their little witches to cook before they started school, unless they were interested in it themselves and had a family tradition of cooking and had learned a little bit from it.

"Oh my god, I can't cook, I'm not going to starve!"

Anna and Anne were the only two freshmen who could remain calm; at least they knew how to bake bread, so they wouldn't starve.

The freshmen felt a pang of sympathy, while the upperclassmen chuckled to themselves, suddenly feeling as if their own difficult days had been instantly healed!

This is absolutely wonderful!
When the freshmen were already in despair, Moran finally spoke, just as Lilith had told them last year:
"You won't starve. There's a breadfruit grove on the west side of the dormitory area. Before you learn how to cook, go pick some breadfruit there! Breadfruit is nutritious and can replenish your magical energy, but it doesn't taste very good. Remember not to heat the breadfruit too much, or it will explode!"

If you don't want to eat breadfruit for five years, remember to learn some cooking magic! My seasoning packet card is also a good option.

The freshmen's feelings of despair suddenly lifted.

At this point, they had no idea just how bad the food was, as their senior had described.

All I was thinking about was not starving to death and having food to eat.

Even if we have to eat wild berries, it's fine.

Moreover, this fruit is called breadfruit and can replenish magic power, which sounds extraordinary.

Go enjoy the dinner in peace.

He was busy eating gourmet food and watching his senior's cooking demonstration.

Moran also sat back down at the second-grade long table. She used a card to ask the little witch to demonstrate how to make the seasoning packet card, because she didn't want to miss out on the delicacies at the feast.

Right now, Vasita and Sylph are still demonstrating at the tasting table!
"This year's freshmen are so lucky! They get seasoning packets as soon as they enroll, unlike us back then, who had to eat breadfruit for days on end," Alba remarked from the side.

"Then I estimate that they will continue to eat breadfruit for a while."

Cheryl said, "Don't forget, Moran's cards are now only sold in the card shop, unlike when we had them."

For first-grade witches, the Golden Pen and Witch's Book are must-buys, which will cost the equivalent of 10 Mana in magic power. Buying additional card spells might be too expensive for them, especially without character cards and without knowing their magic power growth.

Alba looked at Moran, her eyes questioning: "Can't the freshmen buy character cards individually first?"

Moran shook her head.

Ultimately, today's publicity will only leave an impression on the freshmen.

Moran would accept it whenever they bought the card magic.

Vasita, Sylph, and Lilith's witch magic are all related to her card magic, and I'll buy them sooner or later, so that's enough.

The culinary feast was over, the banquet was finished, Moran wiped her mouth, took out a {food waste bin card}, and went to the tasting table to clean up the mess.

Don't be fooled by the fact that the table of food she conjured up with cards looks like a lavish feast from Ms. Amisha; it all appeared out of thin air.

But in reality, these things are real and cannot be undone with a single click.

Vasita's witch magic provides the authority to create the junkbox series of cards, which are particularly useful at this time.

A trash can that's placed inside a card slot, can be taken out at any time, is never full, never needs to be emptied, and never emits any odor.

Moran was the first to buy the cards as soon as they were released. She placed the trash can on the ground and used levitation to float the various pieces of trash on the table into the can one by one.

Vasida was also helping to collect the trash, carrying her stomach pouch, but after only a few hot pot broths were poured out, the rest of the garbage was floated into the bucket by Moran.

Vasita looked at the bucket on the ground, feeling the fullness in her stomach, and felt strange.

It's like my stomach has grown a second mouth; I often find myself feeling a little full without even realizing it.

Moran didn't notice anything amiss. He put the trash can back into the card and then used a cleaning spell to restore the table to its original state.

The whole process took less than three minutes.

Seeing that she had finished her work, Vasida leaned over and said, "Moran, do you think if this barrel were sold all over Valen, my gluttonous stomach could feed me instead?"

The feeling of her stomach gulping down was connected to her belly and body.

When her stomach was full, her belly was full, and her magic was abundant.

If her stomach is hungry, then she'll be even hungrier, and her magic will collapse.

"Theoretically, it's possible, but the amount of energy that can be converted from garbage isn't much, but something just doesn't feel right!"

Moran knew that Vasita didn't care about these things, but it was really heartbreaking to see a powerful manifestation of talent feeding its master with garbage!

"Give your stomach something good once in a while! It's a manifestation of your unique magic, a part of you!" Moran advised.

"Don't worry! I'll try it if it's delicious, but it'll just end up in its stomach anyway. It has no sense of taste, so eating some junk won't bother it!" Vasita said nonchalantly, then lowered her voice when she saw the female students approaching: "Shh! The female students are coming!"

Eating garbage is something I'm not ashamed of in front of my seniors and classmates, but I absolutely cannot show it in front of my juniors, especially the junior I'm meeting for the first time today!

She's not some quirky senior; she just likes to make use of waste!

Moran: "..."

She really thought Vasita was that carefree!

She has absolutely no idol image to maintain as a witch, but she certainly doesn't lack the burden of being a senior student.

"Senior Moran, Senior Vasita, are these trash cans and that flesh-colored bag spatial items? How can they hold so much stuff?" Bertha asked curiously.

“No,” Moran said. “Mine are cards, while Vasida’s are manifestations of her talent.”

The idea for the trash can was hers; it's best not to let the new female students know about the relationship between the trash can card and Vasita's stomach too soon.

Moran also carries the burden of being a senior student.

Senior students should set a good example for their juniors, answering their questions and providing guidance. However, whether or not they know about the trash can getting stuck and the stomach being swallowed is not a big deal.

This is the same principle as things like sour breadfruit, shabby dormitories, and all sorts of exams.

The little witches will have a deeper impression of things by experiencing and discovering them for themselves; this is a tradition of the academy.

Even experienced seniors shouldn't disturb the little witches from creating "wonderful" memories.

Moran felt more and more at ease as she thought about it.

They are such great senior students!