The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 285 Mining
There was only an alchemy theory class on Thursdays. Moran, Sylph, and Vasita, the only students who had taken the course, had all the course's instructional videos by their second year.

Moran has finished reading everything, and Sylph and Vasita have also exceeded the class schedule.

That means all the little witches had no classes that day.

Moran went to the academy castle to look at picture books, while the other little witches all chose to stay in their dormitories to watch video reviews of wilderness survival lessons.

Of the assignments for yesterday's class, only Moran successfully completed them.

Even Sylph and Vasita couldn't gather all the potion ingredients within ten hours.

If they don't finish finding the potion ingredients before the next class, they will fall behind Moran in their studies.

During class, I have to fight this battle all by myself, and I have to be very nervous when looking up information, which is very inconvenient.

However, they can prepare carefully outside of class, which increases their success rate.

The recorded review videos from class are naturally the best learning materials!

They were wandering aimlessly in the woods, like headless flies, unable to find a way out. They could learn from others' experiences and listen to the dean's criticisms and comments on their performance!

With Moran's excellent performance as a precedent, and her task completed in just over an hour, everyone watching the video immediately focused their attention on the small monitoring screen belonging to Moran.

In their first lesson, they learned a lot about finding water sources from Moran's performance and the dean's explanation.

But they didn't quite understand this lesson.

In their eyes, Moran was initially surrounded by gibbons, then controlled some of them with vine magic, and then, they didn't know what kind of magic she used on those gibbons, and the remaining gibbons went to find potion ingredients for her.

In the video, although Ms. Amisa recognized the spell and identified it as the divination-type spell "Tracing the Source," only Moran herself knew what she had actually discovered through the spell.

Ordinary little witches looked up the effects and learning requirements of the Origin Tracing spell in the "Witch Magic Catalog" and realized that their divination magic talent was not up to par and they had no chance of learning it. They could only continue watching commentary videos and looking for other useful things.

Sylph and Vasita were different; they had the opportunity to learn.

On my way to my magic Q&A class on Friday, I asked Moran.

"What I saw was the ape's experiences over the past day. From it, I learned about the ape's habits, as well as magical materials and the location of Senior Sister Quillin's residence."

However, the reason I was able to get the magical materials from the apes was mainly because those apes were used to begging for mercy to avoid trouble. With other animals, it might not have worked; at most, they could use the Tracing Technique to find nearby wild animals and locate the magical materials.

Moran said.

“That’s enough!” said Sylph and Vasita.

They both decided to learn the magic first.

Even Sylph felt that the Tree Friend Technique's method of asking century-old trees for information was too limited; she didn't encounter any trees she could ask for information from during her class.

The third wilderness survival class.

"As of today, only Moran, Sylph, and Vasita have completed the task of gathering materials to refine the recovery potion."

The little witch who didn't complete her task will continue with the unfinished task in this lesson.

Moran, the three of you, begin the new mission…

Sylph and Vasita crammed on the Source Tracing spell over the weekend, neglecting to study the theoretical knowledge of divination magic. This allowed them to quickly obtain the location information of magical materials from wild beasts before class, collect them, and concoct potions to complete their task. The other young witches, lacking sufficient divination talent, couldn't learn Source Tracing and had to find other methods, either relying on other learnable spells or depending on information about the environmental preferences of magical plants.

"I didn't expect to fall behind in the end." Cheryl sighed. "The difference in talent will always exist!"

“This is actually quite good. We can know the content of the later courses now, and we will have more time to prepare!” Alba said optimistically.

"...The new course assignment is: to collect iron ore and white crystal, to craft a magic stove and a crystal potion bottle, and to return safely to the ground."

No sooner had he finished speaking than a portal appeared.

By the third time the classes are teleported, the little witches will be much more experienced.

They had all prepared protective magic in advance and immediately entered combat mode after the successful teleportation, guarding against possible sudden attacks from wild beasts and dangerous plants in the environment.

The previous situation of being eliminated at the start of the game did not happen to any of the little witches again.

They have transformed from complete novices with no real combat skills into vigilant little witches with basic survival skills in the wild. Finding the potion ingredients is only a matter of time.

Compared to them, Moran, Sylph, and Vasita's experiences were much more perilous.

When Moran and the others heard the mission to "safely return to the ground," they had doubts, but before they could think about it, they were pushed into the portal.

Upon entering the portal, there was no dizziness or feeling of solid ground beneath one's feet, nor the usual scent of mountains, forests, and vegetation.

She only felt a severe sense of weightlessness, and the surroundings were bright for only a moment before quickly darkening.

The only light source was above her head, and it was getting farther and farther away from her.

She's falling rapidly!
Realizing this, Moran immediately cast a wind-based spell, Featherfall, on himself.

Supported by the wind, her body became as light as a feather, and her descent slowed immediately, giving her time to see her surroundings clearly.

It was an extremely deep hole in the ground, and in just a short time, she had fallen more than ten meters.

Moreover, the hole wasn't completely straight, so even with her dark vision, she couldn't see where the bottom of the hole was.

The cave walls were mostly rock, and Moran even saw some traces of minerals.

Thinking of the last mission, "to return safely to the ground," Moran grabbed a few vine seeds from his satchel, threw them out, and immediately used a vine spell to encourage their growth.

The seeds germinate and take root quickly.

Moran seized the opportunity to grab a newly grown vine.

The vines and roots clung to the rocky cave wall, but they weren't very secure. Fortunately, she used the Feather Fall Technique, which made her body weight negligible, and that stopped her fall.

And it caused the vine to grow rapidly toward the cave entrance, taking her up with it.

Before even emerging from the cave, Moran saw the familiar stone mountain.

Now she knows where she's teleported to!
It's a solitary peak forest!

It was just a solitary peak forest area that she had never set foot in before.

Thinking about today's class assignment, Moran understood why she was here.