The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 360 Defensive Application Techniques

This was Moran's first attempt to use teleportation magic to transfer "power" that had no physical form.

There is no precedent for teleportation in any of the spellbooks on teleportation.

When Moran maintained the teleportation spell, he felt it was much more strenuous than when he used the feather arrow to teleport the snake-chicken beast. Before long, the teleportation spell collapsed.

However, Moran was not worried but happy.

Because she saw that the outermost teleportation point of the Iron Stone Monster, whose exterior was disguised with rock, had broken off some fragments.

Although the amount is small, it is clear that transmitting "power" is feasible!
The teleportation spell failed not because the target was not a physical entity, but because the innermost Iron Beast, which was not the target, squeezed the teleportation starting point, thus destroying the spell from the outside.

The essence of teleportation is simply teleportation. While the spatial forces that maintain stable teleportation have some ability to resist external attacks when the teleportation channel is not closed, this ability is obviously not very good, and it is too easy to destroy.

There's no way to improve the defensive capabilities of teleportation, but since it can now teleport non-physical "power," I can just use teleportation to receive ranged attacks from now on.

If "power" can be teleported, then magical attacks are very likely to be teleported as well.

In this way, teleportation can be used as a defensive spell that can also reflect damage back at the enemy.

For melee attacks, just use the teleportation spell to teleport yourself and avoid them.

There was no way to conduct further experiments with teleportation magic attacks on these iron stone monsters, so Moran simply gave them a quick death.

The Ironstone Monster has high defense and its body is as hard as iron.

Fire, wood, water, light, dark, and lightning spells that are ineffective against iron-stone monsters are also ineffective against iron-stone monsters.

However, some earth and metal-based support magic is surprisingly effective against them.

For example, the spells of sharding, purification, and mining.

The Stonebreaker spell can easily shatter the rock layer on the surface of the Iron Stone Monster. Then, by using the Purification spell, some of the metal on the Iron Stone Monster can be extracted as impurities, which can directly damage the Iron Stone Monster's body structure.

Once their bodies are completely paralyzed, you can use mining techniques to extract their magic crystals as easily as taking candy from a baby.

The above techniques for killing Iron Golems come from an Orange Witch who has contracted to slaughter Iron Golems on all the Iron Golem ranches in the Durin Dwarf Empire.

Moran tried it, and it worked really well.

Under her magic, large numbers of iron-stone monsters were transformed into metallic magical materials and earth elemental crystals.

The light metal magic materials and earth element magic crystals required several space cards to store.

Only one remained. Moran used the mind magic Mind Devouring Technique to gradually extinguish its intelligence, and then gave the entire Iron Stone Monster to the Book of Cards as material.

The large rocks in the rocky area were all gone, leaving only real rocks.

Moran glanced at the little iron stone monsters that had previously buried their heads in the round stone "dung" pile, then refrained from attacking them and flew with Zizi to the other side of the rocky ground.

Squeak excitedly described in monkey language the scene where Moran waved her little stick and the big stone monster collapsed with a thud, and had already become Moran's little fan monkey.

Moran chuckled and reached into her bag, stroking the chattering little monkey from head to toe:
"Let's find a magical beast that can use magic attacks to test it, and then we can summarize and record this discovery..."

As she was talking, a raindrop fell on her face.

"It's raining?"

Moran quickly infused magic into the windproof and rainproof runes on the flying broom, activating the windproof and rainproof shield.

Across from the rocky terrain lies a grassland somewhat similar to Emerald Creek Plain, rich in water resources. Such places tend to have a slightly higher concentration of flying magical beasts.

Moran landed on a hillside, took out the tent card, set up the tent, and arranged the magic circle.

"Let's continue our journey after this rain stops!"

"squeak!"

"It's a pity we couldn't find a magical beast capable of ranged magic attacks to test the teleportation spell," Moran sighed.

Otherwise, she could have used the opportunity of sheltering from the rain to complete her last magic experiment.

"Squeak squeak squeak!" Me, me, me!

Squeak patted its belt: "biu~biu~biu~pilipala~"

“Oh right! The electric net spell in your belt can also be considered a ranged attack spell!” Moran’s eyes lit up. He rolled up the tent window and stood by the window, saying, “Come on! Squeak, try the electric net spell on me! Make it small, just to test it out.”

Squeak pressed the purple magic crystal's activation button.
A small electric net flew out of the belt with a squeaking "biu~" sound, heading straight for Moran.

Midway through, Moran used teleportation magic to catch the electric grid and teleport it to the grass outside the tent.

"It really works!" Moran felt much more at ease and ran to his study to quickly organize his findings into a book titled "Defensive Application Techniques of Teleportation Spells":
"Dean! Please check if this book can be included in the clan association and college library!"

Amisha, number 69, had been waiting for this moment ever since she started experimenting with teleportation magic in Moran.

They simply opened a portal and took the data:
"It will definitely be included, and its value should be quite high. Let's wait for the clan council's discussion results!"

"Take care, Dean!" Moran was overjoyed to have another opportunity to add her own works to the clan library.

Having read so many books, she couldn't help but glance at the names of the witches on the inside pages.

She feels incredibly accomplished when she imagines a little witch holding her book and reading it carefully in the future.

This time, it's not a copy of Blue Star's, but a magic book she compiled herself that truly represents her magical abilities!
After the dean left, Moran looked out the window: "Why hasn't the rain stopped yet!"

It seemed that they wouldn't be able to set off for the time being, so they took out the space cards containing the metal magic materials from the Iron Stone Monster and started processing the materials.

The Iron Stone Monster's body is made up of layers. The outermost layer is a shell of ordinary rock used for disguise, and inside are magical iron and magical copper.

In the innermost layer of a small number of Iron Stone Monsters, there is also a piece of Magic Silver.

The magic crystal is at the very center.

There's no flesh or internal organs involved; magic ore and magic crystals are essentially the flesh and internal organs of the Iron Stone Monster.

This all benefited Moran; after sorting and organizing them, her magical material reserves were already quite considerable.

She can try making many alchemical items.

So he decided not to leave and instead practiced alchemical magic here.

She also plans to upgrade her alchemy magic to a higher level before graduation, and give her flying broom and wand a makeover!
While she was doing alchemy, Zizi would play by herself in the living room, watch videos on the flat-panel projector, or drink and sleep, without disturbing her.

When I get really bored, I go outside for a walk and then come back.

Occasionally, Moran would summon the white-haired giant ape to keep it company.