The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 366 Library Lounge
After giving Zizi a heads-up, Moran put away the space tent and transformed it back into a {space tent card}.

Then, holding Zizi in my arms, I walked into the dark portal.

There's a door right in front of you as you step out.

"This is...the library?" Moran murmured, turning back to look at the rows of bookshelves behind him.

But when did a room become available here?

"To make it easier for you to prepare for your graduation exams, the academy has prepared a common room in the library for the fifth-year witches. You can spend your last week here before graduation. All the other witches are already there; you're the only one left."

Ms. Amisa's voice came through.

Moran: "..."

How thoughtful of her! She's almost not used to it.

She reached out and pushed open the door, revealing a fairly spacious hall, half of which was furnished with sofas and the other half with oversized mattresses.

It looks like it was set up hastily.

It was even more extravagant than the big bed on the second floor of her tent; she estimated that all twenty-seven fifth-year witches could sleep there without feeling crowded.

Some of the witches sat on sofas, some lay on mattresses, and some sat directly on the floor, all of them holding the Book of Witches.

The little witches, engrossed in their books, turned to look at the doorway upon hearing the sound.

"Moran! You're finally back!" Vasita said with a mixture of surprise and sorrow.

Sylph was immediately drawn to the silver-furred monkey in Moran's arms: "Is this Squeaky? It's even wearing a bow! So cute! Can I hold it?"

Bier, perched atop Sylph's head, also looked at Zizi with curiosity.

"can!"

Moran had told Zizi beforehand, and Zizi didn't resist at this moment, so she was sent into Sylph's arms.

Only its clasped little hands and its eyes, which were wider than usual, betrayed its nervousness.

In their generation, apart from Moran and the other two witches, there were no witches with good talent in summoning magic.

During this survival trial, only Moran managed to acquire a magical pet, and it was both cute and powerful.

I've read Moran mention it countless times in his letters, and now I've finally met the real Zhizhi monkey.

As a result, Zizi's popularity even surpasses that of Moran.

Before long, the little witches who had been surrounding Moran all went to surround Sylph, who was holding Squeaky.

Squeaky moved among the witches' arms, one holding her for a while, another touching her, eliciting a series of gasps from the crowd.

"so cute!"

"The fur feels just as soft as silk!"

"His voice is so sweet and childlike, he's like a little monkey!"

……

Only Vasita wasn't very interested in magical creatures.

She's struggling to feed herself, so how can she afford to feed her magical pets?
After flicking the bow on Zizi's head, she left the circle surrounding Zizi and went to find Moran:

"It's already the 25th, why are you only coming back now! Aren't you worried about your graduation exams?"

"I looked at the reference list for the graduation exam yesterday and found that I had basically read all of them before fifth grade, so I'm not in a hurry to come back and read them."

"I was dressed haphazardly during the trials, so I made a few decent witch's robes before coming back," Moran said. Vasita, who was still dressed haphazardly and had a huge pile of textbooks for her graduation exams that she hadn't even looked at, and had mostly forgotten what she had, was speechless.

She didn't need to ask Moran!

Some witches are so confident that they arrive late.

Some witches, who hadn't prepared anything yet, were still chatting idly.

"I'm not talking to you anymore!" Vasita turned and left, returning to her usual spot on the sofa, where she hugged the Book of Witches and went into seclusion.

After Zizi had been petted by all the witches and returned to her arms, the other witches asked her how her graduation exam preparations were going.

Moran answered them in the same way he had answered Vasita.

Then the witches said incredulously, "Moran! What are you saying? You haven't even started fifth grade yet, and you've already read through all the books on the graduation exam reference list?"

“These are all important general knowledge books. As you know, I am a soul from another world, so I am quite interested in these kinds of books and therefore read them first,” Moran said.

“With so many books, prioritizing them won’t be something that can be done in a short time!” Ais said.

"Moran, are you really sure you won't forget it at all after seeing it?" Cheryl persisted, "It's been a year, and you still won't forget it?"

Moran shook her head: "No."

The witches were disheartened and immediately lost their appetite for conversation.

Some told her they were going to read, some just waved and left, and others said nothing and went to do their own thing.

Moran, who hadn't seen her friends for a year and wanted to have a good chat with them, was speechless.

Even Squeaky was so captivated by the enthusiastic witches that she hid in her bag, too afraid to show her face.

The area around Moran suddenly became quiet and deserted.

However, with exams approaching, her classmates were all in the midst of intense studying. She had experienced this state before her final exams in college in her previous life, so she could understand.

The exam doesn't start until the day after tomorrow, so there are still almost two days left. During this time, the witches probably won't have time to pay attention to her.

Moran then found a place to sit down and opened the Book of Witches to read.

She has finished reading the reference books for her graduation exam, but there are still many other books she hasn't read yet!
As I looked at it, I got engrossed in it.

I didn't close the book until I got hungry. I looked around the lounge and saw an empty space next to the sofa area that could probably accommodate a portable kitchen.

She set up the mobile kitchen and then used cooking magic to cook.

Seeing the witches still engrossed in their books and gradually becoming more agitated, Moran said, "Leave the meals for the next few days to me!"

Since returning, the witches, who had been eating nothing but breadfruit and jerky and hadn't had a proper meal, were moved to tears: "Moran! Waaah, you're the best witch!"

Moran raised her chin arrogantly: "You weren't even acknowledging me just now! And now you're the best witch again?"

The upcoming delicious food offered the witches a temporary respite.

"It's because of the immense pressure of exams!" Alba said. "A year has passed, and I've forgotten everything I learned before. I'm really afraid I'll get a zero!"

“Yes! And the rewards for this graduation exam are super generous. If we can get them, things will be a little easier after graduation,” Cheryl said.

"The reading list is so long, how am I going to finish it in three days? I'm getting so anxious!" Vasita rubbed her head.

My already messy hair got even messier.

"If I remember correctly, it's an open-book exam, right?" Moran was just about to say, "Although there are many books on the reading list, it's an open-book exam. With three days, you should be able to make an outline of the books on the list and go through them roughly, right?"

(End of this chapter)