The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 234 Golden Bird Letter Paper
"what happened?"

Alchemy is a delicate craft that requires a quiet environment.

Amisha only spoke after she entered Moran's seating area.

Moran presented the newly carved wooden board to Ms. Amisha: "Dean, do you think this is up to standard?"

After reading it, Amisha asked, "Were you a carpenter in your past life?"

"I've learned a little bit," Moran said modestly, only holding up a fingernail.

Amisha raised an eyebrow: "That's enough. Follow the trail and infuse it with runic power! Just fill in the depressions in the trail."

It's better to start with a small amount and gradually increase the rune power than to use too much at once, otherwise you'll ruin the marks on the wooden board and have to carve another one.

Once your runic power can easily fill the entire mark, and the thickness is just right, you can try drawing the runes with a pen, practicing guiding the runic power along the ink lines until it takes shape in one stroke.

"I understand!" Moran immediately picked up the wooden board and started practicing.

At first, only a small amount of runic power was converted, starting from the origin of the trace.

The grooves help to contain the power of the runes, which is indeed much more convenient. At least the power of the runes won't be like it was yesterday when she practiced the "manifestation" rune, running around everywhere without forming lines.

By repeatedly guiding the rune power along the grooves, she gradually mastered the ability to make the rune power travel along a fixed path and form runes.

Of course, there will be slight deviations from time to time. If the deviation is small, it will be corrected by the groove. If the deviation is too large, it will damage the groove.

At this point, she would have to carve a new wooden board.

As she practiced, the number of times she made mistakes decreased until she no longer made any errors. Moran then knew that she could move on to the next step.

She took a piece of paper and a fine-tipped pen, and drew the rune combinations from the alchemy blueprints on the paper.

Then raise your hand again so Ms. Amisa can check if you are qualified.

"Did you study calligraphy or painting in your past life?" Amisha asked after reading it.

To draw it perfectly on the first try is something that can't be done with just a super memory.

There's a huge difference between what you think in your head and what you actually do!
Ordinary little witches don't have such amazing pen control.

Moran nodded: "I've learned a little bit."

She hadn't learned it from anywhere; it was just the experience of her predecessors from Blue Star's memories.

This time, Amisha looked at her inquisitively: "You can cook a little bit, farm a little bit, carve a little bit, and even do calligraphy and painting a little bit. Is there anything you can't do?"

“If it’s not on Earth, then I won’t know how to do it,” Moran said.

Amisha gasped. Did this imply that she knew everything that existed on Earth?

She realized that Moran had been entangled with her since her past life.

She has lived for hundreds of years and even has the title of an all-powerful witch, but she wouldn't dare say that she knows everything that Valen has.

She might not even know everything that witches possess!
terrible!

If a child is so curled up, and has no school to attend before the age of 13, and has nothing to learn, how miserable must that child be!
Amisha suddenly waved her hand dejectedly: "Go back to practicing calligraphy and ink drawing to assist in drawing runes. Once you've mastered it, you can make Golden Bird Letter Paper according to the blueprints."

Moran immediately began to control the power of the runes and trace the lines of ink.

She had already mastered the amount and thickness of the runic power during the carving-assisted stage; now, the challenge was controlling the direction and speed of the runic power without the need for constriction by grooves. If the alchemical runes weren't for the Golden Bird Letter Paper, which had to be drawn on paper for the Golden Bird to carry, she could start making Golden Bird Letter Paper once she learned how to use carving-assisted rune drawing.

Now all I can do is practice diligently.

Perhaps it was her limitless alchemical talent that gave her a boost, or perhaps it was her increasingly strong magical control developed through long-term magical practice that helped her. Her progress was rapid, and soon she was able to accurately use rune power to depict the runes drawn on paper.

This time, she didn't raise her hand to ask Ms. Amisha; instead, she directly began making the official Golden Bird letter paper according to the blueprints.

The blueprint is also very simple. Just draw the rune combination you just practiced on the four corners of the paper, and then connect them with the power of the runes.

The larger the paper, the larger the rune.

The only thing to note is that this rune combination will only work properly if it is written on paper made of animal materials.

The stack of papers that Ms. Amisha handed out were all parchment, and Moran took a few sheets to use directly.

First, use a pen to draw the runes and energy circuits on paper.

Then, after calming his breathing, he transformed his magic into magical power and retraced the strokes.

The dark golden runic power was condensed into fine threads, slowly extending to form a rune, and then following the energy circuit to the next location to continue drawing.

Moran was completely focused, not daring to relax even for a moment. She only breathed a sigh of relief when the fine threads of runic power had completed a full circle and returned to the starting point, connecting end to end, and the runic combination was completely stable.

I checked it with the Talisman Eye Technique, and there wasn't a single flaw!

Joy welled up in his heart, and he stood up with the letter in hand, intending to find Ms. Amisha.

Then she saw the little witches surrounding her desk, but Ms. Amisa was nowhere to be seen.

Moran had no idea when they arrived.

Why aren't you all practicing in your seats?

Only after saying that did I realize that there was a one-way sound-absorbing magic circle, which greatly weakened the sound transmitted outside the blue-patterned brick area, making it impossible to hear.

Before she could even leave the area with the blue-patterned bricks, she heard Vasita and the others asking, "How did it go? Did you succeed?"

After Moran walked out, before she could answer, she burst out laughing: "Hehe, I've made a golden bird letter paper!"

"That's amazing! Does that mean you can write to your mother when the academy's mail delivery channel opens on Sundays?" Vasita said enviously.

"That's great! We haven't even mastered the sculpting and drawing process yet. If we miss this Sunday, we'll have to wait another two weeks," Sylph sighed.

Today is Thursday. Tomorrow afternoon is magic Q&A class, and the next alchemy class is next Monday.

It was virtually impossible for them to reply before the mailing channel opened.

"How about I make one for you first, you can use it this week, and by the next bi-weekly weekend you'll definitely have learned it..."

Before Moran could finish speaking, Ms. Amisa's voice rang out: "Making Golden Bird stationery is prohibited. Selling Golden Bird stationery cards to schoolgirl witches is prohibited."

The last road was also blocked.

Moran could only say, "There are still two days left. Why don't you try a little harder? The alchemy class isn't over yet!"

“It’s all over! Ms. Amisha is gone!” Ais said. “Ms. Amisha said that you asked us to keep quiet and not disturb you at the last moment when you were making the stationery.”

When Moran checked the time, she realized that she had been so engrossed in making the letter paper that she hadn't heard the bell ring for the end of get out of class.