The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 463 Green Forest Town

"Vashida! Don't speed up so much all at once, let's get to the path in the woods first!"
Also, pulling backward slows down, stopping means moving at a constant speed, and the farther away from the center of the disc, the faster the speed.

To adjust the direction, simply turn the horse's head in the opposite direction.

Start slowly, and speed up once you've mastered the method.

Apart from this power core, this carriage has no other magical devices. If it crashes into a tree, it will only be destroyed.

I only have this one carriage. If it gets damaged, we'll have to walk into Green Forest Town in the rainy night in a sorry state!

Moran, fearing that Vasita might not realize the seriousness of the situation and damage the carriage, quickly gave instructions.

Vasita realized she had almost caused trouble, so she quickly pulled the little wooden horse back to its starting point.

"Are you ready?" Moran asked.

Vasida nodded emphatically.

Moran then released the safety valve, but still didn't dare to take his hand away.

Fortunately, Vasita was much more careful this time, only gently pushing the little rocking horse forward half a step before stopping.

On the disc, the little wooden horse raised its hooves and pulled the little carriage, slowly moving in place.

The carriage wheels sank deep into the soil, slowly rolling forward and stirring up muddy water.

Vasita steered her horse to avoid the large tree blocking her path, and onto a forest path. She carefully adjusted her direction and continued along the path.

Once she learned to control the direction, she gradually accelerated, one increment at a time.

The little wooden horse pawed its hooves, pulling the little carriage as it ran in place on the disc.

The carriage sped along the forest path.

The carriage was jolting violently; the only stable part of the carriage was the control panel.

Even so, the witches, seeing human alchemical creations for the first time, found it all quite novel.

"Vashida, stop for a minute, let me try!" Lilith went up second.

Sylph kept looking out the car window.

After a while, it was her turn.

During the bumpy ride, Moran changed into a black waterproof mage robe.

After changing, she stood up and urged, "Sylph, we're almost at Greenwood Town, hurry up and change your clothes!"

After Sylph got up, Moran took the seat of the driver and enthusiastically started controlling the little rocking horse.

Her carriage was only made in the last few days, and she hasn't even driven it herself yet!
Seeing how much fun they were having, Moran felt a little itchy to join in.

Vasita, who had just changed into her robes, said, "Mentor Moran! How could I let you drive the carriage? Let this junior apprentice do the work!"

"Go away, don't interfere with driving! You might cause a fatal accident!" Moran said.

She played for a while and felt it was similar to playing a driving game.

It's easy to control at a slower speed, but it's hard to say when it's faster.

She only switched to Vasita when she saw faint lights ahead.

"The performance has begun. Now it's time to test your acting skills. Do you remember what I told you on the way here?" Moran said.

“I remember, I remember!” “I am Lilith, the first student of Instructor Moran. The apprentice-level spells I have learned so far are Ignite and Fire Awakening.”

"I am Sylph, the second student of Master Moran. The apprentice-level spells I have learned so far are Sprouting and Grass Rope."

“I am Vasita, the youngest student of Master Moran. The apprentice-level spells I have learned so far are Soil Loosening and Stone Throwing.”

Since their names on the contract were in witch language, which no one but witches could understand, they all used common language names translated from their real names. They didn't even take any shapeshifting potions. As long as they didn't actively reveal their magical abilities, no one could tell their identities from their appearance.

"We are all orphans rescued by our mentor during his travels. We are determined to travel around the world with him and improve our magic skills along the way. We stayed in Elvis City for a while before, but we set off south ahead of schedule due to the war."

"Our mentor, Moran, is a conservative mage who follows the traditions of ancient mages and is unwilling to use elemental meditation to improve her elemental affinity. No one knows how much magic she has actually learned. She firmly believes that as long as you persist in mental meditation training and have enough active mental energy, you can still leverage elemental power even if your elemental affinity is insufficient... Moran, is this true? As long as you have enough mental energy, you can make up for the lack of elemental affinity?"

"Of course it's fake! I made it up out of thin air. We're just lousy wild mages with no titles, no lands, and no formal education! It's perfectly normal for us to go astray!" Moran said confidently.

She wanted to verify whether this was even possible.

Although she possesses a vast amount of spiritual power, her elemental affinity has long been maxed out, making verification impossible.

Whether it's right or wrong doesn't matter. Being able to do some unorthodox methods is what makes a wild mage!

“Mentor! There’s a town ahead! About a kilometer away.” Vasita then began her performance.

Not to be outdone, Lilith stuck her head out of the car window to take a look: "It's Greenwood Town!"

Moran raised an eyebrow: "You see the boundary marker?"

“Yes!” Lilith replied.

Moran said with a stern face, "Lilith! Honesty is the best quality an apprentice can have. It's dark outside, and the rain and fog are thick. How did you see so far? How did you see the words on the boundary marker?"

Lilith: "..."

Forget that she's just a junior apprentice who hasn't yet mastered the dark vision of vampires!

"I'm sorry, Professor, I was wrong."

Moran gave him a look that suggested he was easy to teach: "It's good that you know you were wrong."

After a while, Sylph finally found an opportunity: "This time we really see the boundary marker, it is indeed Greenwood Town. We have arrived in the Duchy of Lance."

Moran nodded: "It's getting late, let's hurry into town and find a decent inn to stay in!"

"Yes!" Vasita pushed the little wooden horse forward two spaces, and the carriage speed increased by two levels. In the blink of an eye, they arrived at the entrance of Green Forest Town.

Both the Duchy of Lance and the Kingdom of Elvis are vassal states of the Magic Empire and are subject to its control. Even if there are conflicts between them, each side will send a mage representative to the Imperial Arena to resolve them.

There is no fighting along the border between the two countries.

The elves of the Elf Forest generally do not expand outwards.

The surrounding monsters are also periodically cleared out.

Outside Green Forest Town, there are no fortifications; vast farmlands and estates serve as the only buffer zone between the town and the wilderness.

Moran and her companions' carriage drove straight into the town.

It was completely dark by now, and there were hardly any pedestrians on the street.

Vasita searched for the inn through the lookout, while Lilith and Sylph also opened the side windows to look for it.

Moran, as the "mentor," sat firmly in the center, closing his eyes to rest.