The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 492 Contract Successful
"She signed the Pre-Contract five minutes ago! The Dawn Society Membership Contract isn't that long, why is there still no movement?"

No. 21, Xue Tu Lane.

The four witches, each holding a {Dawn Academy Management Card}, stared at the "Academy Members" section on the management window, their hearts filled with tension and trepidation.

"Did you see the name 'Moran' in the witch's script and hesitate because you don't recognize what it says?" Lilith asked.

“That shouldn’t be the case!” Moran was also a little unsure: “I looked at the texts I couldn’t remember, and there are only two kinds in all of Valen—the witch’s language and the dragon language.”

Dragons are notoriously stingy and arrogant. In the past, when they coveted the delicacies of other races, they would come to the continent to visit. However, after their own culinary culture became far ahead, they rarely left their own territory. When they did, it was to explore the food and treasures of other worlds in the Sky Well. How could they possibly learn anything?
Moreover, even if dragons sell magic, they are trading magical knowledge, which can only be used after learning it. Only witches' magic can be used once the right to use it is obtained. I guess it must be a witch!
Was I not 'friendly' enough that day? Did she develop a bad impression of the witch?

“You performed very well that day! I think the price was too high, equivalent to 6 Mana of permanent active mental energy! Greta only had 50 Mana of active mental energy left after constructing those apprentice-level spell structures. Spending 6 Mana at once will leave her with even less active mental energy to draw upon later. It’s normal for her to hesitate for a while,” Vasida said.

"Six mana for permanent magic power, just to buy one abridged card spell, is indeed a bit expensive," Sylph said.

The witches only need 3 manas to buy the complete version!
Moran didn't think the price was expensive: "The 3 mana is to take care of the witch and also to earn more one-time magic in a short period of time to support my card design and research."

I no longer lack one-time magic power; what I lack is permanent magic power.

The reason I learned Dawn was to gain more permanent magic power, but since the other party is from a different race, I didn't get such a favorable deal!

“What if Greta refuses to sign the contract?” Sylph asked worriedly.

"Since they refused, we'll have to find another human mage to target." Moran didn't want things to be this way either, but since the other party had given up, they had no choice but to find a new target.

However, she felt that Greta was hesitating for too long.

Moran thought for a moment, then used his precognitive spell to see if he could glean any clues.

A scene appeared in my mind, probably after Greta signed the contract and became a member of the Dawn Society. In the scene, she was praying to the God of Light in a gesture of supplication, and she whispered a prayer.

Because it was a prophecy, Moran heard it clearly.

When the prophecy ended, Moran's eyes were filled with bewilderment.

"How is it?" Vasita asked anxiously.

“She will sign the contract,” Moran described the prophecy she had seen.

"She praised the dragons?" Lilith asked, puzzled. "What does this have to do with the dragons? Wait, does she think the name on the contract is in dragon language?"

Moran nodded, her feelings a mix of emotions, comforting them, and at the same time, comforting herself.
"It's good that Greta misunderstood; the source of the Dawn Society can be hidden a little longer, making it safer."

Witches: “…”

“It seems like I should be thankful that the source of the Dawn Society hasn’t been exposed, but why am I not so happy?” Vasita sighed.

"It was clearly our witches who did it, so how did they blame it on the dragons?" Lilith complained. "I think she hasn't read enough books. Moran, give her a few more reading tasks later! Let her learn the real difference between witches and dragons!"

Sylph didn't object: "Moran, make some general knowledge book cards!" "Reading tasks aren't very good, but book cards are a good option!" Moran agreed.

She never imagined that despite her meticulous planning, an unexpected incident would occur due to the other party's ignorance.

Greta was the first human contractor they chose; she was a spark among humans that could ignite a prairie fire, so she couldn't be too weak or too ignorant.

In a small room in the attic of the Golden Flower Hostel, Greta finally stopped her mental turmoil and examined the "Dawn Society Membership Contract." After confirming that there were no hidden or dangerous clauses, she signed her name.

The next moment, the contract in her hand was enveloped by pure contract power and disappeared before her eyes.

At the same time, she also felt that she had permanently lost a part of the mental power she could control.

However, she no longer cared about the lost part of her spiritual power, because a light screen formed by unknown magical energy appeared before her eyes.

She shook her head, but the light screen remained right in front of her.

If it weren't for the large characters "Dawn Society" written in the common language at the top of the light screen, she would have suspected that she was under some strange spell.

[Dear Night Mist Apprentice, welcome! Now, please follow the beginner's guide to learn how to use the special magic "Dawn Academy"!]

Please tap the magic light screen with your finger to proceed to the next step.

The appearance of the guiding text calmed Greta down.

Follow the instructions and interact with this magical light screen.

After a series of basic operations, Greta mastered the use of Dawn's special magic and was deeply impressed by its wonder.

She was so afraid of losing the trial cards that she carefully sewed an inner pocket into her bra to hide them, making it inconvenient to access them each time.

But now, having learned this special magic, Dawn can use it anytime, anywhere.

As long as she turns on the privacy mode, no one else can see the light screen, let alone the content on it.

The consumption is also very low. Opening it for half an hour only consumes the equivalent of 1 Mana of active mental energy. Moreover, the low elemental affinity does not affect the casting result. She can easily summon this magic light screen and then take it back.

She couldn't help but try out the simple operation of summoning and retracting the magic light barrier several times during the tutorial.

Honestly, I've never used magic so smoothly before.

Which of the apprentice-level spells she learned didn't require chanting long incantations to beg for elemental power, and there was always a chance of failure?
The content displayed on this magical light screen surprised and amazed Greta even more.

It not only has a card shop that contains various resources from the "Dawn Society Resource List", but also space slots for storing cards and an information panel that records members' personal information.

Although Greta was only a junior apprentice mage, she felt that even advanced magic wasn't this amazing.