The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 224 Graduation Exam
"The number of top-tier witches who died at the Well of Heaven far exceeds those who died of natural causes."

Amisha's words echoed in Moran's heart.

The dangers of the Sky Well far exceed those of the Valen Continent, yet it is a place she must go.

We definitely need to prepare in advance!
Moran returned to her seat, packed her things, listened to the video, and then called Vasita and Sylph to leave the classroom.

The broom left afterimages as I rushed to the dorm to watch videos at a higher speed.

*
Tuesday evening of the third week.

Just after midnight, an instructional video finished playing.

Moran unusually turned off the projector early.

After a full week of intensive use, thankfully it was made of high-quality card material, otherwise it wouldn't have stopped working.

Moran let out a soft breath and called out to the air with some anticipation, "Dean No. 69, could you please tell Dean No. 102 that I would like to apply for the graduation exams for the Common Language of Valen and the Wilderness Life course, as soon as possible? I think it would be good in the basic math class tomorrow morning."

In nine days, Moran finally finished watching all the instructional videos for the Common Language of Warren and the Wilderness Life course without missing any of her daily classes.

I read it in a hurry, but the learning effect was not bad.

After reading it, she couldn't wait to take the graduation exam, so she could save the time from those two classes.

"..."

A moment of silence followed, then Ms. Amisha's voice rang out: "I'll go ask."

Moran waited a few minutes but still received no response, so she went to wash up.

Having plenty of time today, she filled the bathtub with hot water, something she hadn't done in a long time, and took a bath.

While I was having a great time playing with bubbles in the bathtub, a voice exploded in my ear: "Are you sure you want to apply to take the graduation exam in 'eight and a half hours'? Don't you want to study for a few more days?"

Moran jolted awake and instinctively answered, "Yes!"

After saying that, she belatedly thought, "Why does Ms. Amisa seem to emphasize the words 'eight and a half hours'? She doesn't seem too happy about it?"

"..."

"Row!"

Seeing that Ms. Amisa had agreed, Moran put her previous doubts aside and continued playing with bubbles while humming a tune.

Meanwhile, in the academy's underground dean's lounge, Amisha number 102 was grabbing Amisha number 69 by the collar:
"Didn't you tell her that I also need to rest? It's past midnight, and you're telling me I'm applying for the graduation exam tomorrow morning? Am I supposed to rush to finish the exam papers all night?"

“A clone doesn’t need to rest, so why don’t you tell her now that you’re going to spend your evenings drinking and eating cakes?” said Number 69.

They are all clones, so why do the guardian deans have to keep an eye on the little witch 24 hours a day, while the girls in number 102 can rest all night?

"..." Number 102 took a deep breath: "What good will this do you? It only makes us lose face!"

Number 69: "I will tell her that Number 69 will protect her around the clock, it has nothing to do with me."

"Hmph! It's just a test paper, I'll finish it in a few minutes!" Number 102 grumbled as he went to work overtime.

The next day, Moran took a broom and went outside, standing in the yard calling out, "Sylph, Vasita! Class is starting!"

"Huh? Why are you going to math class today too?" Vasita and Sylph asked curiously.

"You'll find out soon enough," Moran said with a smile.

When Ms. Amisa slammed two test papers onto Moran's desk with a resentful look, and then placed an hourglass on the podium, the little witches realized why Moran had come to math class again. She wasn't there to learn; she was clearly there to take a test.

The little witches heard it clearly: it wasn't a monthly exam, nor an exam for any particular subject, but the final exam for the Common Language of Valencia and the Wilderness Life course.

They had only attended two of the forty lessons when Moran applied to take the final exam.

I didn't expect her to graduate early, but I didn't expect it to be so fast!

That's 240 hours of video! It's only been ten days since the instructional video tapes were released.

It would take ten days and twenty-four hours straight to watch all these videos, but today, the tenth day, is only the beginning!

In between, there are also classes, meals, and sleep.

I haven't seen Moran miss a single class, or have dark circles under her eyes from staying up late!

Even at mealtimes every day, the little witch who lived near Moran could smell the aroma of food wafting from her dormitory.

How is this done?
Even though it seemed incredible, none of the little witches thought that Moran wouldn't pass the graduation exam.

After all, Moran's scores on all her tests remained unchanged throughout her first year; she always got full marks.

If she wasn't confident, she certainly wouldn't have applied for the exam in such a hurry.

Sure enough, only two-thirds of the class had passed when Cheryl, sitting behind Moran, noticed that Moran had stopped writing and was blowing on the ink on his test paper.

Based on her understanding of Moran, she knew that performing this set of movements usually meant that all the questions had been answered.

At this moment, there was still quite a bit of sand left in the hourglass on the podium!
While everyone was doing practice questions, Moran handed in her test paper.

Because he had to wait for Ms. Amisa to grade the papers, Moran didn't leave the classroom. Instead, he took out a flat-panel projector and continued watching the teaching videos for the alchemy theory class.

She now has her own method.

She only watches instructional videos on alchemy theory that require demonstrations.

When she could only listen to videos, she would listen to language teaching videos.

Everything was arranged perfectly.

When the basic math class ended, Ms. Amisa also took advantage of the time when the little witches were doing their exercises to grade the test papers.

“All perfect scores! This is your early graduation reward.” Amisha handed her a bulging little purse.

"There's another reward?" Moran opened the money pouch in surprise, revealing it full of gleaming golden magic coins. He counted them: "Thirty coins? Isn't that a bit too much?"

The combined rewards for the monthly and final exams of these two courses are only around 24!

"There are many rewards for taking the exam early and achieving excellent results."

After Amisha finished speaking, she looked at the other little witches:

"The college does not encourage students to skip required courses to watch instructional videos, but it encourages students to use their spare time to watch videos and learn actively while ensuring the learning effect. Those who pass the graduation exam ahead of schedule will receive extra rewards."

The little witches: "()"

What should I do if I'm madly in love?
After Ms. Amisa left, Moran was surrounded by the little witches, sharing her learning experiences.

"Just listen to videos whenever you can, and watch videos whenever you can. Make the most of your time. The more you listen, the better you can react to different video speeds. Later on, when I was focused on listening to lectures, I started listening at 2.5 or even 3 times the speed. That's how I developed that skill."