The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 240 Invisible Cushion
"Dean, may I go outside and try out the effect of the invisible seat cushion?" Moran raised his hand and called over Ms. Amisha.

“Go ahead!” Amisha said. “There’s a restroom on the far right of the corridor. It’ll be better to take off your flight shorts and test it.”

"Okay." Moran readily agreed, and after leaving the classroom, she didn't even glance to her right.

Because she didn't wear flight shorts when she went out this afternoon.

He walked directly to the open space outside the classroom and hopped on a broom.

Normally, I could take off with just a thought, but today there was an extra step: channeling magic into the invisible cushion runes.

The flying broom is special; it is connected to the witch's mind and does not require magic as an additional energy source to drive it.

However, the alchemical runes attached to the flying broom are different.

The power of the runes on the runes can only make the runes take shape; additional energy is needed to activate the runes.

If it's a more advanced invisible cushion rune combination, it can also store some magic power. You can recharge it every now and then so it won't interfere with use.

The more advanced ones can absorb elemental energy from the air to replenish their energy, serving as an energy source to power the runes.

However, the invisible cushion rune combination taught in introductory alchemy textbooks certainly doesn't have those effects.

It requires a continuous infusion of magic or magical power to operate during use.

Fortunately, you only need to pay attention to the input speed, and it's not difficult to control.

Runes can be added to this base in the future.

As soon as Moran channeled his magic, he felt something appear on the broom handle, supporting his bottom.

The feeling was similar to sitting in a wooden chair.

It's not soft at all.

It's much more comfortable than sitting on a stick, and it's not uncomfortable at all.

In terms of comfort, it's almost the same as flight shorts.

It doesn't consume much magic power.

Moran has always enjoyed spending his free time immersing himself in things, even while sleeping, and has long been accustomed to maintaining a relatively low magic output.

The amount of magic power she maintained while riding the broom was negligible for her and didn't significantly affect her flight.

After flying a short low-altitude circle, Moran landed back in the classroom.

This time, she placed the broom on the broom rack outside the classroom.

With half a class period remaining, Moran prepared to complete the last magical item.

The last magical item is a low-level constant-temperature magic circle.

After looking at the alchemy diagrams related to this in the textbook, Moran had only one question: "Did Shana's mother not study properly in class?"

Otherwise, back in Cuixi Plain, we wouldn't have had to use freezing magic to make ice and cool down in the summer!

The textbook teaches that this basic constant-temperature magic circle only requires three stones.

There is no situation where there is no money to buy raw materials.

Moran tried making it herself and succeeded on her first try: "It's not difficult at all! Mom must not have studied it carefully!"

She'll have to write to her mother next time the college opens the mail delivery channel!

You still need to study the basics taught in college properly. You can't just forget about them just because you're not majoring in this field.

In her opinion, if you haven't even learned these basics, why bother watching cute mermaid shows or picking up little pearls?
As Shana, who was carrying her bundle, headed towards her flying clan, sneezed, rubbed her nose, and prepared to land.
"Let's fly this far today! We'll catch a cold if we fly any further."

After learning the basic thermostatic magic circle, Moran had nothing left to learn in the introductory alchemy course.

"Dean! Do I no longer need to come to the alchemy class?" Moran asked Ms. Amisha before get out of class ended.

“Yes! The alchemy class will last up to twelve weeks, followed by combat skills class. I’ll have the other little witches tell you when the classes change,” Amisha said.

"A maximum of twelve weeks?" Moran asked in confusion, "A compulsory course has a deadline? Isn't it supposed to continue until you learn it?"

“Of course there’s a deadline,” Amisha said. “There are teaching goals every year, and it’s impossible to keep dragging it on indefinitely. However, we’ve taken into account the little witches’ learning abilities, so there are almost no cases where they haven’t learned by the deadline. It’s just that the quality of learning varies from person to person.”

Moran wondered, "Could it be that Shana's mother learned the thermostatic magic circle back then, but gradually forgot it after graduation?"

The castle bells rang, and Amisha said "get out of class dismissed" and left.

"Finally, get out of class is over!" The little witches hurriedly packed up their things: "At least we don't have to practice extra today!"

They all learned how to make golden bird letter paper.

“Moran, look! I’ve made so many sheets of stationery! I can write so many letters!” Sylph said, holding up four or five sheets of golden bird stationery with runes drawn on them.

Vasita made several of them: "I'm going to write a long letter to my mom, dad, and the zombie chef!"

The other little witches didn't make as many letters as they did, but they had all mastered the method.

Moran was also happy for them: "All the hard work during this period has paid off! Our class should be one of the fastest to learn how to make Golden Bird letter paper."

“It’s definitely the fastest class ever! Putting everything else aside, with you in our class, we’re definitely working harder than the others!” Cheryl said.

A year ago, she thought she was also working very hard.

When you want to master something quickly, you can only use your spare time to learn and practice.

If you run out of magic power, take a break and read a book or something.

Now, if I want to master something, I don't have time to squeeze in the time, and I don't have the magic to eat breadfruit.

Every time she felt she had done her best, Moran would appear and refresh her understanding of the word "do her best," and she would learn from her how to "do her best" even more.

"By the way, Moran, I saw you take a broom and leave halfway through class today. Did you go to try out the invisible seat cushion? Did you learn the final temperature-regulating magic circle?" Cheryl asked.

“I’ve learned it,” Moran said.

“I knew it!” Cheryl wasn’t surprised at all. “So you don’t need to go to your alchemy class either?”

Moran nodded, thought for a moment, and then said to them, "Do you also want to finish the alchemy course as soon as possible?"

"Of course we want to!" The little witches' biggest interest in alchemy class was the golden bird letter paper and the invisibility cushion, maybe with a magic seal at most; they didn't really need anything else.

“Then you should take advantage of this weekend to learn wood sculpting and metal sculpting!” Moran said. “If you learn them, the later alchemy classes will be easier.”

This is based on her experience.

The little witches should finish their alchemy class quickly so she can move on to the next class soon.

If I finish this year's courses as soon as possible, I'll have a full vacation and be able to arrange my study tasks freely.

"These two spells are not dangerous to learn, and there's nothing extra to be careful about. Hmm... the books 'Sculpting Wood' and 'Sculpting Gold' in the second-year library are good choices for beginners."