The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 230 End of Magic Class

"To date, we have finished explaining the basic characteristics and training suggestions of the eighteen magic systems: metal, wood, water, fire, earth, wind, thunder, ice, light, darkness, healing, blessing, curse, prophecy, summoning, space, mind, and necromancy."

I believe everyone now has a certain understanding of each school of magic and knows how to study magic in depth.

But there's something I need to remind you of!
Never forget that our advantage lies in our ability to cast all types of magic.

While specializing in magic, don't forget about other types of magic.

Not only the eighteen spells learned in class, but also other spells from each department have their own unique features.

Even if you don't have the talent to master it, just learning a little bit can sometimes be very helpful.

Especially support-type magic.

Do you understand? "

Amisa gave her instructions.

Five months into the second academic year, the introductory magic course for the entire department finally came to an end.

Seeing the little witches nod obediently, Amisha said with satisfaction:
"get out of class dismissed! Starting tomorrow, the afternoon magic practice class will be replaced with an introductory alchemy class."

Please check the evening class schedule for details.

As soon as Ms. Amisha left, the little witches cheered!

"The magic class is finally over!" Ais said. "I'm so fed up with those silly training dolls!"

Cheryl: "Our magic class is over, but we still need to practice magic! We can't do without training dolls. And training dolls are so cute!"

"Isn't the important part the upcoming introductory alchemy course? This is completely different from the first-year alchemy course!"

I've looked at the table of contents for the introductory alchemy course. Although it mainly covers magic circles and runes, it also includes tutorials on crafting several magical items.

"The first one is the Golden Bird Letter Paper. You know the Golden Bird Letter Paper, right?" Vasita said expectantly.

Who doesn't know about Golden Bird Letter Paper!
Golden birds deliver letters to the college every Sunday of even-numbered weeks.

It's been so long since we enrolled, and everyone has received letters from their families, but no one has been able to reply to a single one.

Even if you learn the Golden Bird Technique and can summon a golden bird, it will be the same.

It's because there's no Golden Bird Letter Paper.

Many times, the golden bird answered the call, only to find that it had no message to deliver, and left in a huff.

It was only after Ms. Amisa taught them to give the golden bird some magical reward that they were able to appease it, so that it wouldn't fail to appear during several unprovoked summoning attempts.

The Golden Bird is an elemental creature, and when delivering messages, it often travels between the elemental realm and the material realm.

Ordinary letter paper cannot be carried by the golden bird.

Only special Golden Bird letter paper can accompany the Golden Bird.

The little witches were all looking forward to the upcoming alchemy class, but Moran looked melancholy.

"Moran, what's wrong? You've learned how to make golden bird stationery so you can write letters to your family. Aren't you happy?" Sylph asked.

“I’m so happy!” Moran said, “But there won’t be any more magic classes. From now on, I can only practice magic in the evenings from Monday to Friday, which means less time for reading.” The little witches: “…”

Fortunately, they haven't started studying magic in depth yet, otherwise wouldn't they also have to practice magic in the evening after finishing a day of classes?
As for the spells they learn in the introductory course of all magic systems, most of them are not from the school of magic where their talents lie.

As we all know, no matter how much you practice, it's very difficult to surpass your magical talent level.

I am naturally skilled in magic of a particular type, but I have only learned one or two at most. I can practice them whenever I have time on weekends.

"Sigh! I'm not talking to you guys anymore, I'm going back to review the textbook for my introductory alchemy course," Moran said.

It's frustrating that I can't practice magic during class time, but alchemy class is also very important!
Alchemy is also among her learning goals this year, and she usually reads books related to alchemy.

She had just finished reading the picture book "The Witch's Alchemy Manual" on the sixth floor of the library last month, and recently she has been reading some alchemy recipe books written after "The Witch's Alchemy Manual" to enrich her understanding and knowledge of runes.

However, Moran hadn't yet read the alchemy textbook, "Runes, Magic Circles, and Introduction to Alchemy," since it was written before "The Witch's Alchemy Manual." She assumed that all the contents of "The Witch's Alchemy Manual" were already in it.

I have my alchemy class tomorrow, so I need to get a general idea of ​​what this course will cover.

Upon hearing this, the other little witches who were looking forward to the alchemy class lost all interest in chatting.

They were all preparing to go back and review the alchemy textbook.

Moran originally thought that since the book was titled "An Introduction to Runes, Magic Circles, and Alchemy," it would cover some basic knowledge about runes and magic circles. However, while the book did discuss some runes, rune combinations, and magic circles, it wasn't presented in a proper way.

All runes, rune combinations, or magic circles only have drawing methods; theoretical knowledge is extremely limited, almost nonexistent.

Rather than calling this an introductory book to alchemy, it's more accurate to describe it as a recipe book for low-level magical items that can be learned quickly.

Even the methods for drawing runes only cover the part used in the magical items in the book.

Besides the low-grade Golden Bird Letter Paper, this book also contains a low-grade magic clock, a low-grade magic stove, a low-grade magic lamp, a low-grade magic seal, a low-grade invisibility cushion rune combination, and a low-grade constant temperature magic circle.

Magical items and magical plants are also graded according to the magic rank.

However, since the apprentice level corresponds to ordinary items and plants without magic, the levels of magical items and magical plants generally start from the low level.

The levels above are intermediate, advanced, and peak.

Moran had seen all these alchemical diagrams in the book in "The Witch's Alchemy Manual" and had already memorized them.

Everything else is fine, nothing particularly necessary, but the low-grade Golden Bird Letter Paper and the low-grade Invisible Seat Cushion are different.

One can be used to write letters to Shana's mother, and the other can be used to modify the flying broom and improve its comfort.

With the invisible seat cushion, she no longer has to wear shorts made of crocodile hide to ride her broom every day.

Moran had long wanted to learn how to make these two things, but because his understanding of individual runes was not flexible enough, he hadn't started yet. Instead, he had been looking at alchemical blueprints for various rune combinations and magic circles to increase his understanding of runes from multiple perspectives.

Currently, she has only accumulated 80% of the knowledge of alchemical runes. Moreover, after reading those alchemy books, she still needs to systematically analyze and organize the functions and effects of individual runes in her mind before she can lay a solid foundation and begin to formally learn alchemy.

Fortunately, the introductory alchemy course didn't seem to require understanding the meaning of individual runes at all; the ultimate goal was simply to create the item, so it didn't affect her much.

The Golden Bird Letter Paper that Moran wants to learn about is in the first chapter of the textbook, and he will be able to learn about it in class tomorrow.

This made her feel a little excited.

(End of this chapter)