The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 250 Mutant Fruit
For example, the {mobile kitchen card} contains an oil bottle, a salt shaker, and a flour bag, but there is no oil in the oil bottle, no salt in the salt shaker, and no flour in the flour bag.

Because the {Mobile Kitchen Card} has no storage space function at all, all the components can be stored only because the objects themselves are part of the card.

Therefore, oil bottles filled with oil cannot be directly returned to the kitchen card.

If it's a {mobile kitchen card} with spatial attributes, then the entire mobile kitchen is a space, and what's stored back is this entire space.

Whether there's oil in the oil bottle or salt in the salt shaker doesn't matter, as long as they're both in the kitchen space, they can be collected into the cards.

Moreover, it looks exactly the same when it's put in and when it's taken out.

That's the difference.

Using her card storage skills, she can also create a {mobile house card} similar to a mobile kitchen card.

The house itself, and all the furniture, can be made.

However, this house cannot accommodate anything that does not belong to it.

And because there are so many and so many things, the production costs are very high!
Houses are for living in; it's impossible to make everything with cards.

Moreover, the longer you live there, the more things you'll acquire.

If things can only remain the same forever, then it's better to just build a house in the wild!

They were supposed to learn architectural magic as well; that's how every year's little witches lived.

Even if the house they build isn't very nice, they'll only live there for a year or two.

With the addition of spatial magic, the house card can truly be considered a mobile dwelling.

Moran explained the difficulties involved to Vasita and Sylph.

"Didn't you already learn spatial magic? You even created spatial magic gems, yet you still can't make spatial cards?" Vasita asked.

Moran shook his head: "I used the low-level magic gem with spatial attributes that I made with spatial magic to make a sample for the Book of Cards half a month ago. It is possible to make spatial cards, but the largest spatial card can contain a maximum of one cubic meter of space, and it cannot store living things or spatial items. The quality of the sample still limits the capabilities of the Book of Cards."

"Huh? So if the shrinking spell shrinks the items, does that mean they can't be put in either?" Sylph asked.

“That’s right,” Moran said.

This is why she didn't put these small-capacity space cards on the card shop. Such space cards are too useless for a witch; a large sack would be better!
Combined with shrinking surgery, a large burlap sack can also be quite useful.

"Practice your spatial magic diligently!" Vasita patted her shoulder and said earnestly, "Even in the academy, where the headmaster forbids us from using spatial cards, we'll still need them when we graduate!"

“Yes!” Sylph exclaimed expectantly, “If your spatial magic is strong enough, you might be able to create cards like mobile plantations! That way I’ll have a place to put my plants!”

"That's enough, you two!" Although Moran had originally planned to do the same, she couldn't stand the way these two acted as if they were entirely dependent on her.

"You two also have spatial magic talent, okay? Study hard, get a high-quality spatial attribute magic gem, and use alchemy to make a large-space magic item, so you can carry your own home with you."

"It won't be a matter of a day or two before I can create a high-capacity memory card."

“Oh dear! We’ll learn them all!” Vasita said. “But we need to learn some self-defense magic first, otherwise we’ll be in trouble if we can’t even beat wild beasts.” “That’s even better. Spatial magic is quite powerful. And it’s harder to defend against than elemental magic,” Moran said.

"Really? Then I'll have to find some time to study it!" Vasita finally became genuinely interested.

She learned magic, but her primary goal was always to fill her stomach.

Planting magic and plant magic allow you to grow things to eat, so she prioritizes learning them.

Highly lethal magic can be used to hunt prey, so it should be learned as a priority.

Seeing Moran looking at her, Sylph said helplessly, "I still need to prioritize wood-based skills, planting, plants, alchemy, and earth-based skills. As for the rest, we'll have to deal with them later."

She was aware of her own situation; as a witch, she had no limitations on magical talent and could learn whatever she wanted.

However, her learning ability and learning time are limited, so she can only make choices at the beginning, not to mention that there are still mutated plant seeds in the Box of Ten Thousand Seeds to cultivate.

Not everyone can be like Moran, able to learn all magic simultaneously.

“There’s plenty of time later, and we’ll be able to learn everything someday. For now, let’s focus on the essentials,” Vasita said. “So, we’ll still have to rely on Moran’s cards for these spatial items.”

By the time they are able to create large-capacity items themselves, Moran's space cards will definitely be selling like hotcakes.

The topic was dropped, and Moran looked at the fruits and vegetables in their baskets and said, "This should be enough, right?"

It's so full it's almost overflowing.

“There are two more. Wait a moment!” Sylph went to the two trees in front and picked some more. “Alright! All the newly cultivated crops are here!”

"Are most of the crops this time fruit?" Moran asked.

Although the changes are significant, many of them are based on variations in specific crops.

“That’s right. This is a mutated apple, this is a mutated raspberry, this is a mutated white pear… I’ve spoken with the plants, and they’re all non-toxic and edible. However, the plants aren’t quite sure about the specific taste, so I’ll have to trouble you to taste them for me!” Sylph said.

“What’s the trouble?” Vasita said. “We’ll eat the good stuff for dinner, and the bad stuff can be easily handled by my stomach. We won’t waste anything!”

Moran nodded in agreement: "The mutated plant seeds that appeared in the Box of Myriad Seeds are all beneficial mutations. Even if they don't taste good, they will have other advantages and they are quite interesting to eat!"

This wasn't the first time they'd tried Sylph's mutated plants; each time it felt like opening a blind box.

The three of them used their cleaning magic to wash everything, then spread a picnic blanket on the edge of the field and began to enjoy the tomato dishes by the warm glow of the lantern tomatoes.

“Let’s eat this mutated apple first!” Vasita picked up the largest fruit in the basket: “It’s big and red, and it looks delicious. I bet the mutation is in its size.”

“You try it! The apple tree only says that its fruit is juicier than regular apples,” Sylph said.

After hearing this, Vasita had more confidence in the apple, but her past experience tasting these mutated crops told her that she still couldn't be completely at ease.

She took a small bite, only breaking a tiny bit of skin.

(End of this chapter)