The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

From that day on, in addition to studying magic, Moran began to think about how he could combine his current magical abilities to create useful cards.

Suddenly finding it difficult to come up with good ideas, Moran started analyzing the witch's magic system for inspiration.

Witchcraft has reached its zenith, with a rich variety of magical styles from different schools, which can greatly assist witches in their lives and survival.

In Moran's mind, cards created based on magical abilities should at least be equivalent to magic itself in terms of function and practicality.

Ideally, we could go even further and do things that a single spell can't currently accomplish, so as not to waste the card's creative potential.

Witches develop magic based on needs, and she can also develop cards based on needs.

Life's needs are nothing more than food, clothing, shelter, and transportation, which witches basically satisfy with various special magics, including cooking magic, sewing magic, planting magic, slaughtering magic, and flying magic.

Elemental magic is more effective when living above, but they cannot be combined with each other.

The various special spells derived from magical contamination are actually not easy to use for creating cards.

Because magical contamination is a very special ability, and the process of contamination also involves the recognition of a master, each witch's contamination is a very personal creation that cannot be used by others.

Similarly, if used to create cards, Moran wouldn't be able to combine his magical contamination ability to create cards that everyone can use.

Creation also requires knowledge. She can learn a lot of knowledge, but she cannot learn the unique, innate qualities of others.

Therefore, she cannot make the {Flying Broom Card}, nor can she make the {Magic Cooking Card}.

For these types of magic, she can only focus on the ultimate function to be achieved and see if there are other magical abilities that can work in these areas.

First, let's consider the "food" aspect. In the card collection, there are currently many cards that satisfy the need for eating.

Various food cards, ingredient cards, seasoning cards, and even mobile kitchen cards.

The only drawback is that there are more cards with a Blue Star theme and fewer cards with a Valen theme.

She can gradually find samples to enrich her collection when she travels around mainland China after graduation.

If Moran wanted to go a step further and enrich the cards related to "food" needs, he figured that alchemical magic was probably the only thing that could help.

However, there's no real need for that. The products of witch alchemy are quite good, and there are all sorts of magical items that make life easier. Moran himself has also made some Earth-style machine cards before, which is more than enough.

Spatial magic actually has the greatest potential and can be very useful in various aspects. However, the spatial magic gem she currently possesses is still being enhanced with spatial magic, so it's not the right time to use it now, and we'll leave it aside for the time being.

As a result, it seemed that there was no better inspiration for card making. Moran was about to give up on the "food" cards and look at other ones when suddenly a flash of inspiration struck him.

Oh, and there's also the ability to create cards!
Creation itself is a very special ability!
Moran was suddenly struck by inspiration and began writing furiously. After finishing, he immediately started designing cards and trying to make them.

While sitting by the river, filling her Devouring Stomach with water and browsing the food card pictures in the card shop to stave off hunger, Vasita suddenly noticed that a new card had popped up in the food card category.

"{Sustainable Kettle Card}? What kind of card is that?"

Vasita curiously clicked on the card description: "After drinking, the water jug ​​can be automatically refilled in just a little time or with gem coins?" Before she could even be surprised, she saw more cards starting with "Perpetual" pop up at the end of the page.

The more she looked at it, the more her mouth watered.

There are "perpetual rice containers" that automatically refill, "perpetual rice bowls" that allow you to have another bowl after finishing your meal, and even "perpetual condiment containers," "perpetual noodle bowls," "perpetual hot pots," "perpetual vegetable baskets," and "perpetual snack cabinets"...

Finally, her gaze settled on a card, her mouth watering uncontrollably, and her eyes shining.

{A Perpetual Manchu Han Imperial Feast Round Table}
[Function: A large round table filled with 108 dishes from the Manchu Han Imperial Feast, which can be replenished using time or gem coins...]

(This card is not currently available to underage witches)
Upon seeing the last large label, Vasita clutched her chest: "Dean! You've gone too far!"

The cost of using these cards is negligible compared to buying ready-made food cards from the card shop!
Amisha, number 70, remained unfazed and even chuckled softly.

She had seen this scene far too many times and was no longer surprised.

New cards are still being released secretly. Vasita took a deep breath and continued reading.

After the Perpetual series was updated, the Blind Box series appeared.

This series is much cheaper than the sustainable series.

Open it every day to receive a different snack {Snack Blind Box}, open it every day to receive a different dish {Blue Star Food Blind Box}, open it every day to receive a different beverage {Blue Star Wine Blind Box}...

Although I want them all, they can't compare to the {Eternal Manchu Han Imperial Feast Round Table}, which can be renewed indefinitely as long as you recharge magic.

Just as I was about to look at that card again, another card suddenly appeared.

{Blue Star Menu Card}? You can order three regular dishes for free every day, and you can also pay with gem coins to order additional dishes?
The prices of the dishes on the menu are cheaper than the refills of the {Perpetual Manchu Han Imperial Feast Card}, and the cost of refills of the {Perpetual Manchu Han Imperial Feast Card} is 30% cheaper than the normal purchase of the same {Manchu Han Imperial Feast Card}.

Ordering the Manchu Han Imperial Feast on this {Blue Star Menu Card} is half the price of buying the {Manchu Han Imperial Feast Card} directly!
And you can also order three dishes for free every day!
Furthermore, there's no need to use {energy storage cards} to convert gem coins into magic power, making the cost even lower.

Of course, this card itself isn't cheap at all.

My worries about finding food after graduation have almost been resolved after seeing this card.

Her devouring stomach can convert food energy into magic power, which can be exchanged for gem coins at a 1:1 ratio. This card can also be used to consume a full Manchu Han Imperial Feast using magic power. If the conversion rates are equal, wouldn't she never have to worry about going hungry again?

Vasita carefully calculated that, based on her current appetite and the gem coins she earned from selling cards each day, using this {Blue Star Menu Card} to order fried rice would basically ensure she broke even.

It can swallow a stomach so it can eat fried rice with eggs at every meal and feel full!
If cards and magic were more popular, it wouldn't be a dream for the Devouring Stomach to eat a Manchu Han Imperial Feast every day!

She couldn't even imagine what it would feel like to devour her stomach with a Manchu Han Imperial Feast every meal and still be able to eat her fill.

Vasita showed the interface of the card shop related to this card to Devouring Stomach: "Just bear with it a little longer, and I'll use this to feed you after I graduate!"

Devouring Stomach: "Glug~ Glug~ Glug~" (End of Chapter)