The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 266 Surveillance Light Curtain
From the moment Moran decided to cook all the snake meat, the kitchen utensils in the mobile kitchen got to work.

Moran then handed over the cooking work to the energetic kitchen utensils, using only cards to prepare enough ingredients for them.

She could find these things in her farmland and vegetable garden, but she was too lazy to go back and get them.

She was happy to hone her magical skills in the inconvenient living environment created by the academy, but she was unwilling to waste too much time on it when it wouldn't be of much help to her magic.

Therefore, she was willing to grow the crops she needed in the dormitory courtyard and farmland, and carefully tend to them to meet her living needs, while also practicing planting magic and plant magic.

However, because she doesn't like to waste time when it doesn't involve learning magic, she sometimes uses cards to prepare ingredients.

Especially when her card sales continue to rise and she has no shortage of card production capacity.

Cards were her natural talent, and unlike other card magic contractors, she didn't worry about suddenly losing them one day, so she used them whenever she wanted.

Even Ms. Amisa doesn't restrict her ability to use cards, but she's not allowed to sell certain cards too early that might affect the little witch's enthusiasm for learning magic.

Cooking magic is now second nature to Moran. She only needs to pay a little attention to the kitchen utensils, and they can make the dishes she wants.

It was exactly the same thing she did herself.

While the kitchen utensils were busy, Moran focused more on processing the remaining prey.

Golden leopard skin needs to be properly processed; it would be excellent for making winter coats or warm blankets.

Moran had only recently learned from Lilith and the others that the clothes, blankets, and even curtains made from fabric provided by the castle warehouse in the dormitory could not be taken with them when they moved out at the end of their third year.

These supplies do not entirely belong to them.

Without warm clothes, a temperature-regulating magic circle is needed to keep warm.

Ordinary clothing cannot withstand the temperature-regulating magic array; it must be made of monster hide at least.

There are no monster hides in the inner area.

The monster hides in the alchemy material warehouse can be used to practice alchemy magic, but the finished products cannot be taken away for personal use.

Therefore, warm animal fur is one of the important supplies she needs to collect, and she will definitely need it during her fourth year.

As for the black-haired wild boar skin, Moran peeled it off along with the boar hair.

Using his skillful skinning technique, he divided this large piece of pigskin into three layers.

Moran had a sewing tool card, so she didn't need the black pig's hair to make sewing needles. She planned to keep the layer of pig hair attached to it to make herself a raincoat.

Black pig bristles are impervious to water and fire, making them perfect for keeping out of the rain.

Moran processed the pork from the black-haired pig and put it in a large vat to marinate, preparing to make smoked bacon later.

After processing the last four three-tailed chickens, she froze them into ice blocks.

I'll put it in the refrigerator in my dorm room, so it can come in handy if I don't catch any good prey one day.

After Moran had arranged everything for the prey she brought back, she took out the {Witch's Cauldron Combo Card} and took out all the magical plants from her satchel.

While it was still fresh, I quickly used alchemy magic to extract the essence of the potion from each part and stored it in a special crystal bottle.

This prevents the magical plants from withering and losing their potency, since fresh potions always yield more of their essence.

Once she has gathered enough materials for one potion, she can simply use the potion essence to refine it. It's not that she's being frugal and doesn't want to waste even a little bit of the potency, but rather that since Greenhouse No. 1 is no longer open to them, it's difficult for her to recklessly refine potions without regard for the materials.

If you can't gather all the materials, you can't make potions. How can you improve your potion-making skills?

Therefore, it is necessary to collect magic potions, extract them into magic potion essence and preserve them in order to make the best use of magical plants, retain more medicinal properties, and accumulate them little by little to make more magic potions.

Moreover, the process of extracting the essence of the potion is itself a form of training in potion-making magic.

Soon, Moran was surrounded by several bottles and jars.

Some of those who had already gathered enough for a potion were immediately crafted by her.

After she finished dealing with all the magical plants, Moran finally had the energy to check on the little witches' condition on the monitoring screen.

By this time, Vasita and the others had recovered from their injuries and returned to the inner area.

Moran spotted them on the monitor screen.

Vasita, covered in a mixture of black mud, crawled forward on the ground.

If it weren't for the fact that throughout the entire third grade, only she had such dark pupils, Moran wouldn't have recognized that it was Vasita.

Occasionally, you can see a group of large black ants, resembling piglets, passing by her.

It was a large, poisonous ant with average defense and speed. Its venom wasn't deadly, and a bite or two wouldn't be a big problem. If you encountered one or two, an apprentice witch could easily handle them.

However, these giant ants rarely travel alone; when you encounter one, it's usually in a large swarm, and sometimes an entire hillside can be covered with their nests.

However, Vasida should have found something that bypassed the giant ants' senses by now.

If you mix mud with the blood and flesh of giant ants and smear it on your body, the giant ants will mistake you for one of their own.

However, these giant ants don't like water. How did Vasita end up in the giant ant colony? The water source shouldn't be nearby.

Amisha wouldn't have teleported people into a swarm of giant ants from the very beginning, would she?

On the other hand, Sylph was not in such a sorry state. She seemed to be walking through the woods, using the Make-ahead and Wind Walk spells, making her movements much easier than the other little witches.

They occasionally pick magical plants, but they are somewhat unfamiliar with dealing with suddenly appearing wild beasts.

She was particularly familiar with wood magic and used wood magic, but her magic level was obviously not high enough. Her Wood Spikes and Flying Leaf spells were not enough to deal enough damage and it was difficult to quickly inflict fatal damage on wild beasts.

There seems to be some problem with his spell accuracy; he can't hit vital points and kill instantly when dodging attacks from wild beasts.

However, she has plenty of magic and moves at supersonic speed. As long as it's not a particularly fast beast, Sylph can slowly wear it down.

Moreover, it's clear that she's becoming increasingly skilled in combat.

If my magic level were higher, or if I learned some higher-damage apprentice-level spells, I should be able to deal with most beasts very quickly.

Originally, most beasts were only meant to be apprentice or novice witches or superhumans.

After two years of accumulation, most of the little witches have reached the beginner level of magic, and those who haven't are not far from it.

It's just that their magical abilities haven't caught up yet.

(End of this chapter)