The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 197 Timetable Update
The little witches quickly cleaned their clothes, mounted their brooms, and flew to the academy castle.

The first-grade witches had just left the castle and were walking down the mountain path when a group of older girls whizzed past from the sky. They were lamenting that they had walked this path several times but still didn't find it any easier.

"It's Senior Moran and the others!"

"You've already learned to fly so quickly!"

The little witch craned her neck, watching her senior classmates fly to the highest point of the academy castle, and then line up to fly down the mountain, her eyes filled with envy.

The view from the jade platform atop the castle is truly unique, offering a panoramic view of the entire academy castle, its core area, and even its inner perimeter.

However, no scenery is as beautiful as the envious gazes of the female students who are still walking on their own two feet.

As they passed over the younger female students again, they slowed down and descended slightly, showing concern for their studies.

Have you adapted to college life?

"I've gotten used to it! I've gotten used to it! Picking breadfruit and collecting ingredients are no problem for me now!"

"How are classes going? The course load shouldn't be too heavy, right?"

"It's alright, very easy! We've just mastered magical infiltration, and we'll soon be learning how to make witch's books."

"That's wonderful! Once the witch's book is finished, we can start copying the books. After that, we can make the wand and then we can officially start classes... At that time..."

"What happened then?"

"Then you'll be able to experience the charm of knowledge and magic. Feel free to ask us any questions; we have much more time than the upperclassmen who are already exploring areas outside the core area."

"Ok!"

"Then we'll be going now!"

Goodbye, senior!

Moran and the others appeared calm and collected, but they were actually overjoyed. Each of them maintained their most dashing posture, riding their brooms and flying down the mountain.

When they landed outside their dormitory, they all rubbed their faces in unison.

In an attempt to look cool, they flew too fast and at a considerable altitude, and the wind has frozen their faces.

I managed to keep up the act and not give myself away in front of the female students.

"From now on, high-altitude flight speeds can't be too fast! The witch's flight suit needs to be arranged as soon as possible!" Moran thought to himself.

She ate a super sour water ball mixed with bread and fruit during her afternoon class, and she's not very hungry right now.

After entering the house and placing the broom on the broom rack by the door, she went to sit down at the desk and read the book "Practical Witch Costume Design".

She wanted to see the design drawings for the other parts of the witch's flying suit.

Compared to advanced alchemical magic, which cannot be mastered in a short time, this flight suit is much easier to achieve.

Moran went to see it full of hope, but after seeing it, all hope vanished.

This suit has many parts, including supportive and anti-chafing shorts, sweat-proof gloves, windproof and rainproof hat, rainproof and lightning-proof robe and trousers, supportive leggings, waist vest, and warm belt... Each item is beneficial to the flight performance.

However, each of these materials is not simple.

In addition to crocodile back skin, it also requires ice fish skin, storm bird feathers, thunderbird forehead crystals, water-repelling silkworm silk, and orange jade.

These are things Moran has only seen in books; they are either from magical beasts or by-products of magical mines, all of which are magical materials.

Moran had just visited the academy's underground warehouse today, and there was nothing there. He wasn't sure if the low-level magic material warehouse in the west tower had any, but even if it did, it wouldn't be suitable for making clothes.

That was a warehouse specifically for alchemy studies; she had collected materials there when she was making a new cover for the Book of Witches.

However, they only took some pretty ordinary gems and leather, and didn't take any magical materials.

It wasn't that she didn't want to, but even if she made a book cover, she couldn't use it in the witch's book.

The academy provides low-level magical materials to lower-year students studying alchemy, and also provides low-level magical plants to lower-year students studying potion-making.

However, all the magical items and potions produced belong to the academy.

Potions and the like are disposable items. You use them if you can, and only hand them over to the academy if you can't.

However, magical items are all made by the academy. Some can be used temporarily, while others must be handed over to the academy after they are made.

Even if you have temporary usage rights, you can't take it to the trial when you go up to fifth grade, and you can't take it with you when you graduate.

Only items made from magical materials gathered by the girl herself in the outer areas of the academy are truly her "property".

Moran didn't even need to think about the materials for the witch's flying suit; given the academy's practices, they would never provide them casually, lest it dampen their enthusiasm for collecting materials during future trials.

Only a tiny amount of crocodile and cowhide are available, not to mention other types.

Upon asking Dean No. 69, it was indeed the case.

In that case, it would be better to learn alchemy properly.

Although alchemical magic is not easy to learn, the successful alchemical modification of the flying broomstick is at least entirely hers, and she can take it with her after leaving school.

Thinking about this, Moran lost interest in reading the book any further.

Both sewing magic and cooking magic rely on special materials to achieve special effects, while the magic itself has few limitations.

Even with apprentice-level sewing magic, one can use advanced magical materials to create clothing that retains the magical effects of those materials.

In other words, the level of these two types of magic can be improved by practicing with ordinary materials, so the academy naturally wouldn't provide the little witch with magic materials to practice with.

Unfortunately, this book contains descriptions of clothing with practical functions, all of which are achieved using magical materials.

Instead of reading this book that's impossible to put into practice, you might as well read this year's must-read list.

As Moran turned the pages of the book, she habitually glanced at the alarm clock on the table, and paused in her reading.

It's 8:05, shouldn't the course have been updated by now?
The flight course was originally scheduled for a week, but it ended after only two days. I don't know what the course schedule will be next.
She closed the Book of Witches immediately and started flipping through it from the beginning. The first book included was "The Newcomer's Guide".

The second-year timetable inside has indeed been updated.

At first glance, it seems the same as last year, with one class in the morning and one class in the afternoon.

However, upon closer inspection of the specific class times, the duration is almost 1.5 times that of last year.

In first grade, there were two large classes, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Each class was only two hours long and was divided into two smaller periods.

We currently have two large classes, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM and from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM. Each class lasts three hours and is divided into three smaller classes.

Every hour, there will be a break of about fifteen minutes, just like before, so strictly speaking, it is two and a half hours of class time.

The time that used to be spent walking up and down the mountain is now mostly spent in class.