The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 424 Which alien race is better?

Upon hearing Sylph's words, Lilith also became worried:
"Yes! Moran, in human storybooks, it's always the same story: a kind commoner girl falls in love at first sight with a noble mage genius, or a noble princess is moved by a sincere farmer's son. It always proclaims that the power of love can overcome everything."

But in reality? Only girls who have been fooled by these storybooks would believe these beautiful love stories.

To lack the ability to extricate oneself from a romantic relationship, yet fantasize about someone loving you unconditionally, is as risky as gambling on a card pool to draw a good card.

Look at all the males who date our witches, how many of them dare to sign a wilderness pact?

Anyone can talk about love, but only those who truly pledge their lives and sign a wilderness pact truly mean it!
Even among the generally loyal elves and mermaids, there are occasionally a fickle, amorous variant! Not to mention humans, whose minds are inherently fickle.

“If you ask me, the safest bets are the undead servants and magical pets. You can’t go wrong with the ones you raise yourself! As for other races, you can just have fun with them when you’re young, don’t take them seriously!” Vasida said.

“That’s true, but have you read any books about reproduction? Do you know how to do it? Are you just trying something new?” Lilith glanced at her sideways.

“My mom told me all of that!” Vasida said.

“My mom says elves are the best! If you don’t like elves, mermaids are fine too. And if we sign a wilderness contract, everything will be perfect,” Sylph said.

Vasita: "Good riddance, dead servant!"

Sylph: "Greetings, elf!"

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"Alright, alright, you two can do whatever you want!" Lilith waved her hand and looked at Moran: "The key is you! Remember this: those who don't sign the Wilderness Pact aren't truly in love!"

Having been lectured in return, Moran was finally completely at ease about her friends.

They were completely ignorant of basic physiological knowledge, but they were no less cunning, especially towards people of other races.

Indeed, the education of little witches has long been separated from that of humans.

How could a little witch, who has been influenced by the witch's concept of freedom and independence, believe in the story of human love being the most important thing and entrust her life and fortune to a man she meets later?

Moran recalled the witch stories he had read, and in all of them, witches were always deceived by males of other races, and then they would pull out their wands and blast the swindlers into pieces. There were no witches who fell madly in love and made a mess of their lives.

In this way, Moran wouldn't worry about her friends being fooled, and she could postpone the task of explaining basic physiological knowledge.
"Let's put the camp setup aside for now. I'll explain the basic physiology to you slowly when we have time. As for books on reproduction, you should copy down a few classic ones and read them when you have time. We can all exchange ideas together."

As long as one views love rationally, given the witch's physical condition during reproduction, she can do whatever she wants. Understanding these things won't do any harm.

“Me first, me first!” Vasita responded enthusiastically. “I haven’t even seen that ‘Illustrated Book of Body Structure’ you guys were talking about! If I don’t read it soon, I’ll fall behind your conversation.”

“I only copied the one with elves and mermaids. I didn’t copy the others. If you all want to read them, I’ll copy them all for you to see!” Sylph said.

Moran handed them the witch's book to copy, then looked at Lilith: "You probably don't need to, right? You should have already copied what you needed to copy, right?" "Of course! You've already seen it, haven't you?" Lilith said, "So, which alien body do you think is the most beautiful?"

After careful consideration, Moran replied, "In terms of my aesthetic sense, I like the face of an elf, the upper body of a mermaid, the waist and hips of a demon, the legs of an angel, and the soul of a witch..."

"You really know how to choose! The elf's face is the most delicate, the mermaid's upper body muscles are beautiful but not overly exaggerated, the demon's wide waist and narrow hips are perfectly proportioned, and the angel's legs are long and strong but not thin. If all of these are combined, it's simply a perfect combination!"

Lilith imagined the scene and couldn't help but lick her fangs.

“Of course!” Moran said, “I have memories of my past life, and my aesthetic sense is superb!”

“But what about the witch’s soul?” Lilith asked.

“My mother said, ‘Ugly souls are all the same, but beautiful appearances are one in a million.’ I think this should be changed to ‘Beautiful appearances are all the same, but beautiful souls are one in a million.’ No matter how good-looking someone is, if their soul is ugly, I can’t accept them,” Moran said.

“The brave, resilient, and kind soul of a witch is almost impossible to find in a male of another race!” Lilith said.

"So it's almost impossible for me to think about finding a partner," Moran said nonchalantly.

“If you value inner qualities more, Moran, then the souls of elves and mermaids are actually of quite high quality. Even without a contract, elves and mermaids who betray their lovers are extremely rare,” Sylph said.

Moran shook his head: "Elves and mermaids are highly loyal to their lovers, but their loyalty to their tribe is generally quite low!"

Otherwise, the Elf Forest wouldn't have fallen into internal strife, and the elves wouldn't have split into two factions, with one faction following the half-elf lord.

The same goes for the mermaids; too many people are too obsessed with romance, or they seem a bit dim-witted.

“Then raise undead servants!” Vasita said, “Just like my mother, raise undead servants into the undead race. You can use the heads of elves, the upper bodies of mermaids, the waists and hips of demons, and the legs and feet of angels to make the bodies of the undead servants. When they transform into undead, the souls they possess will be cultivated by you personally and will perfectly meet your needs.”

"So, the corpse materials you mentioned are a bit rare, but you have the Book of Cards. Collecting a little of each type of corpse material allows you to craft an unlimited number of material cards, which is totally feasible!"

"No way! How can a demon's dark waist and hips be combined with the bodies of a mermaid and an angel?

Moran shook his head:

"Moreover, the undead servants of the corpse race who have been born with souls can only be described as absolutely loyal. The quality of these souls and the cultivation of their personalities are not like magic, where you can just point and shoot! If you raise them wrong, how can you possibly like them!"

Vasita, holding the book she had just copied, looked up the diagrams of the anatomy of demons, angels, and mermaids. Then, imagining them pieced together like corpses sewn together, she let out a disgusted "Ugh."
"It's best not to pick up these corpses randomly. There are barriers just in terms of size between different races. Just thinking about it is kind of scary!"

“Right!” When Moran was looking at the “Illustrated Guide to Body Structure”, he felt that this was lacking and that was lacking.

“Then you’ll have a really hard time finding a partner!” Lilith said.

"It's not like I absolutely had to," Moran said nonchalantly. "I'd rather find a few magic books to read!"