The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 295 Wilderness Survival Course - End

After returning to her dormitory, Moran immediately took out the edelweiss.

Now that we're back, we should cook a proper meal before heading off to the magic training grounds for more classes.

"What? The earthen house has to be built brick by brick?" Moran asked incredulously after hearing the Guardian Dean's request. "Since it's all scaled down proportionally, why not just use the Earth Gathering spell to build the four walls of a small earthen house?"

"If you were to build a normally proportioned mud house, could you assemble an entire wall at once?"

"Of course not."

After Moran finished speaking, she understood why.

If her Earth Gathering spell could create an earthen wall in one go, she wouldn't have needed to use the Earth Wall spell when sealing the entrance to her shelter in the meadow.

Both are earth magic, and an apprentice-level Earth Wall spell can easily create an earth wall. The size of the earth wall is never a problem, as long as there is enough magic power. A higher level only means that the earth wall has higher defensive power.

However, with the Earth Gathering Technique, at the apprentice level, one can at most gather a mud brick that is not much bigger than the palm of one's hand.

The reason is that earth wall magic is a temporary defensive spell that relies entirely on magic power to maintain.

The Soil Gathering spell truly and permanently alters the shape of the soil, requiring no subsequent magical maintenance.

For building earthen houses, the latter is naturally used.

They're now piling soil into bricks simply because that's what they'll do when they actually build a house.

Moran understood, and went to the mound of earth to diligently use the Earth Gathering Technique to shape bricks.

However, because it was a miniature version of an earthen house, her bricks were also made extremely small.

Unlike building a real house, you don't have to knead one or two bricks at a time.

Now she used one or two Earth Gathering spells to gather all the mud bricks needed for the entire hut.

Then came the house-building "game".

They compacted the foundation and then stacked the mud bricks together to form a wall.

The magic version of wall building doesn't require cement or clay. You can simply stack the mud bricks together and then use the Earth Gathering spell to connect the gaps.

In order to complete the construction of the earthen house as quickly as possible, demonstrating that she had mastered the relevant skills, she compressed the size of the earthen house to the extreme.

However, it was much more complicated than a cave dwelling, and she didn't finish until sunset.

After receiving a satisfactory evaluation from the dean, Moran asked:
"Dean, does the wilderness survival course only cover building a log cabin and then it ends?"

"After that, they used stone-and-iron magic, metal-forming magic, and stone-refining magic to reinforce the house," the dean's voice came.

"I've learned all of these." Moran said, using petrification magic to turn the walls of the newly built mud house into stone, and then using petrification magic to turn the mud into iron, turning it into an iron house.

"Then you can finish the lesson once you've completed the task of building the wooden house."

Without saying a word, Moran went to the grove to cut down trees.

"Moran! get out of class is over, why are you still cutting down trees? Are you building a wooden house so soon?" Vasita asked.

“It doesn’t matter where I do it, I’m going to just take a piece of wood back to my dorm and work on it,” Moran said. “I don’t want to have to rush back to class like I did this time.”

She had also found herself becoming more and more comfortable in the inner area, calmly dealing with all sorts of sudden dangers.

Her strength is already sufficient.

When Vasida and Sylph heard this, they looked at their unfinished mud house and thought about it and agreed.

Since they were already quite small, they didn't necessarily have to wait until class time to finish building them. So they took all the mud bricks they had made with them, planning to continue studying how to build mud houses when they had more time later.

Their knowledge in this area came entirely from "Common Wilderness Survival Guide". While cave dwellings were manageable, building earthen houses was something they couldn't master in a short time.

Take it back to the dorm and tinker with it when you have time; it's faster than waiting until you have class each week to do it.

If they finish their wilderness survival lessons quickly, they can find suitable places to live in the inner area sooner; if they go too late, the good spots will be taken by other little witches.

After returning, Moran ate something simple and continued building the wooden cabin.

The most frequently used technique during the construction process was wood-plastic composite.

Magic certainly made the construction process much easier. Moran prepared all the wooden planks that night and assembled them together the next morning: "Dean, is this alright?"

"That's fine. You don't need to attend the remaining wilderness survival classes."

Moran gave a small cheer.

The last course of the academic year has been completed.

The remaining magic Q&A sessions are electives; you can accumulate some questions and then ask them during the class.

Even if you miss class, you can always ask Ms. Amisa in her purple robe for answers to your questions whenever you encounter her.

Unfortunately, each of Amisha's many clones has a specific role, and not all of them have the same clear understanding of basic magical knowledge and magical instruction as the Amisha clones who teach the class.

Fortunately, the magic Q&A sessions can be arranged freely according to one's own situation.

Moran didn't rush to the inner area either.

She needed to process the freshly picked edelweiss, and she also planned to make the most of the magical materials in the alchemy lab to upgrade her alchemy and spatial magic levels.

Her alchemy skills are about to reach the beginner level, and she can then try to craft some more challenging low-level magical items.

Among them are some low-level magic circles that can be used on dwellings; for one thing, they are more than enough to ward off wild animals.

While the alchemy lab has a supply of magical materials, I should quickly improve my alchemy skills in this area.

Although the crafted items cannot be taken away, you won't be at a loss once you collect the magical materials yourself later.

The same applies to spatial magic.

She obtained some gems from the Treasure Persimmon from Sylph and has been using spatial magic on them ever since.

My spatial magic is almost at the beginner level.

She didn't neglect other spatial magic either.

The increase in her spatial magic level means that she will have the opportunity to use the Book of Cards to create truly useful spatial cards.

These experiences were of great help to her later life in the inner area!

It wasn't until half a month later, when the super-large and super-warm velvet cloak was finished, the basic magic circles that could be used in the dwelling were basically mastered, and the spatial magic was also upgraded to the beginner level, that Moran set off again to head to the inner area.

This time, she headed towards the green meadow.

I went out this morning and picked a lot of breadfruit from the breadfruit orchard. I made breadfruit cakes on the spot, packed them down, and put them in my large shoulder bag that had been expanded.

It flew into the grassland at noon and arrived at the shelter it had dug when it first entered the grassland in the evening.

After spending the night there, I set off the next day with renewed vigor, crossing the grassland.