The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 235 The golden bird delivers the message
"Sigh! I'll just have to try harder!"

The little witches finally decided to give it their all in the remaining two days and headed to their seats for extra practice.

"Good luck to you guys!" Moran picked up her bag and walked out of the classroom.

"Moran, you're leaving already?" Vasita asked in shock.

Moran left get out of class even faster than they did, which was unprecedented.

"Hmm. I need to go to the training grounds to practice magic, otherwise I'll have used up less than half of my magic power today," Moran said.

As her magic power increased, the time it took to complete her daily training goals also increased, so she needed to speed up.

"I knew it! So he's going to the training ground!" Vasita thought it was normal; this was the Moran she knew!

After spending four or five hours in the training ground, Moran finally depleted his magical power to half.

I rode my broomstick back to the dormitory under the cover of night, read for a while, and then went to sleep.

The next morning, I woke up and continued reading.
In the afternoon, Moran went to a half-hour magic Q&A class and then left. He then went to another empty training ground and practiced magic for several hours.

After using up about two-thirds of her magic, Moran went to the alchemy lab to continue making Golden Bird Letter Paper.

This is my first time replying to Shana's mother. She has a lot to say, so I need to prepare more stationery and also practice my alchemical magic.

The process of converting magic into runic power and drawing runes is actually a form of practicing alchemical magic.

Saturday was still spent half the day reading and the other half practicing magic.

But Moran made a point of setting aside time for the evening.

She wanted to write a letter to Shana's mother.

God knows how long she had been waiting for this day!
"Mom Shana, it's been a month since I last received a letter from you. Have you found a new boyfriend and forgotten about your poor daughter who's studying so hard at the witch academy?"
Fortunately, I've finally learned how to make golden bird stationery, so I can reply to your letter now!

Hehe, you'd never guess! I've awakened into a witch! A witch, you know! A witch who can punch angels and kick demons!

Just as Moran burst out laughing, Ms. Amisa's voice appeared:

"I must remind you, revealing the witch's whereabouts to the witches in the wilderness is not a wise decision!"

Moran was taken aback: "Isn't the Golden Bird Messenger only visible to witches?"

"But once the letter is sent out, it's no longer the same. Your letter is just the lowest grade of stationery."

Moran sighed; she still valued her safety very much.

I had no choice but to crumple the letter into a ball and burn it using the Corpse-Burning Technique, and then take a new letter.

"...I can reply to you now."

College life was very colorful, and I gained a lot.

A new type of magic card appeared on the witches' side, which could monitor their magic power and magic level progress. Each little witch had one, and I had one too.

In my past life, children had to show their parents their report cards. But the Witch Academy doesn't have report cards, so I'll just copy down my magic grid for you to see!
It's a bit long, so I copied it all onto the last sheet of paper. Mom, please remember to destroy it after you read it.

The clan library has several new spells, which are very easy to learn. Mom, you must come back and visit sometime! You'll be absolutely, absolutely, absolutely amazed!

As she wrote this, Moran waited a while, and when she didn't hear Ms. Amisa's voice from the air, she knew that this was feasible.

Since I can't tell Shana's mother directly that she has awakened into a witch, I'll just lead her back to the clan library.

When she arrived at the clan library and saw the Book of Card Magic, she understood everything.

Besides, aside from witches, what ordinary little witch could learn so much magic in the second grade?
Perhaps even if Shana's mother doesn't return to her clan, she will still hear the good news that Shana has become a witch.

Moran couldn't help but feel overjoyed at the thought of Shana's mother's expression when she heard the news.

She quickly filled three sheets of paper with her writing, and also included a sheet with a copy of her character card's magic bar. After blowing on the ink to dry, she carefully rolled it up.

The next morning, Moran kept getting distracted while reading. She would glance at her watch and realize that time had never seemed to pass so slowly.

When the clock struck 12:20, Moran immediately dropped his book, grabbed the letter, picked up his flying broom, and rushed out the door.

Then, riding a broom, he flew over his dormitory and hovered there.

In ten minutes, the academy's message delivery channel will open, and the Golden Bird Messengers will arrive.

The sky above the dormitory area was unusually lively at this moment.

The second and third grade witches had mostly come out to wait.

The little witch, only a first-grader, was unaware of the news and was startled by the older girls in the sky.

After asking the third-grade girls nearby, the first-grade witches also got excited.

Since they couldn't fly, they could only stand in the yard or on the road, looking up and waiting.

Anna and Anne watched this scene with envy.

The students were all eagerly awaiting letters from their families, but for them, their only remaining family was right before them.

"Moran! Is that a letter in your hand?" Lilith, bored from waiting, turned around to look at her junior classmates and immediately noticed something was wrong.

"Yes! Senior, I can make my own Golden Bird stationery now!" Moran said with a bright smile.

"I remember you only started alchemy class this Thursday, right?" Lilith asked suspiciously. "Don't tell me you learned it in just one class!"

"I had some basic skills in sculpting and painting in my past life, which is why I was able to do it so quickly," Moran said.

Lilith: "..."

She glanced at the other little witches.

Fortunately, my hands were empty.

It seems that Moran is the only exception.

If everyone were like Moran, it would make her, the senior who only learned it in a week, seem so useless!
"They're here!" Moran saw golden light appear in the sky, the traces of the golden bird's arrival!

The little witches stopped chatting and stared intently at the golden light in the sky, hoping that one of them would fly into their arms.

Moran hadn't received a letter for two consecutive times, and the thought of it made her grit her teeth.

This has happened five times in the past year!

Each time, Shana's mother would mention a new "code name" in her subsequent letters.

Those are all her new boyfriends.

Therefore, Moran strongly suspects that Shana's mother has changed boyfriends again and is simply too lazy to pay attention to her daughter.

Based on her understanding of Shana's mother, her boyfriend would only be interesting for a month at most before entering a period of normalcy.

They will definitely break up within three months!

Now, things should be calming down, and I'll start thinking about her, my daughter.

Moran stared at the sky, and sure enough, a golden light was getting closer and closer to her.

Finally, it stopped in front of her.

Moran skillfully extended her hand, and the golden bird that delivered the letter flapped its wings in her hand, placing a thin sheet of paper in her palm.