The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 541 The Fourth Mage Tower

The library in the main tower of the Derivative Elements Branch is far less extensive than that in the main tower of the Spiritual Branch.

Moran spent another year in the Wind Element Division. After moving to other elemental divisions, he discovered that many of the magic books related to derivative elemental power theories were the same.

She skipped this part.

She studied all the derivative element branches in just two years.

Upon arriving at the Department of Basic Elements, Moran not only had previously read many theoretical magic books, but he had also read numerous books that recorded the structure of spells.

Moran didn't stay long on the 7th, 17th, and 27th floors of the main towers of these branch campuses. He spent a month checking for omissions and then went to the 37th floor, which housed advanced elemental magic books.

There are very few theoretical books here; they are all magic books that record the structure of spells.

The number of books is not as large as on the lower floors. A large part of the library has been turned into a reading area with comfortable chairs, which is incomparable to the library on the lower floors.

The situation is similar on all 37 floors of the main tower of each branch campus.

At the end of his fifth year at the Imperial Magic Academy, Moran finally finished reading all the books in the academy's collection of advanced and lower-level books, and was promoted to a high-level mage who was proficient in all magic systems, creating a miracle in the ancient mage class.

However, she dared not stop for even a moment.

Back then, after adding Samantha's communication card, she was then pushed to add several witches hidden in the Imperial Magic Academy.

They have a special group chat so that everyone can share information.

Recently, Candice, the chief disciple of the current dean of the Alchemy Department, reminded her in the group that the top-level mages of the Imperial Magic Academy had begun to notice her, and it wouldn't be long before the super-peak mages would also hear the news.

At her prompting, Moran immediately raised her level of active mental energy, "breaking through" to the peak level, and went to the 47th floor of each main tower to look at the peak level magic books.

Over the years, the scale of the Dawn Society has exceeded everyone's imagination.

It is no exaggeration to say that wherever there are intelligent spellcasters in Valen, there are members of the Dawn Society.

The permanent magic power that members of the Dawn Society contributed upon joining directly propelled her magic power rank to the peak of the fourth tier, bringing her total magic power to over 20 million.

Recently, the rate at which new members join and the rate at which existing members upgrade their status have slowed significantly. Moran is planning to observe for another year before launching a system that rewards contribution points for accumulating extremely high spending and allows members to exchange permanent magic energy for contribution points to upgrade their status, thus reaping another wave of permanent magic energy.

In this situation, Moran is not afraid of either peak-level mages or super-peak-level mages.

However, using his current disguised strength, at the level of a high-level mage, to fight against a peak-level mage or even a super-peak-level mage is still far from enough.

It wouldn't be a good thing if they noticed her. If they became curious about her learning speed and developed a desire to investigate, it would be troublesome.

Moran wasn't afraid of exposing himself; if he were, he could simply run away. But not finishing the spellbook would be a huge loss. Super-powerful spellbooks required magical resources from the Sky Well to acquire, but he couldn't let a powerful spellbook slip through his fingers!

She had learned all the advanced magic from each branch, but the learning of peak-level magic was not yet bound by the ancient mage training program. She was also in a hurry and was afraid of being confronted by powerful mages, so she used the memory palace technique to memorize these spells first.

All the spellbooks in the Mage Tower have the ability to prevent copying and rewriting, but the Memory Palace is unaffected.

First, transfer the top-tier magic books from the Mental Sciences Department to the Memory Palace, then immediately go to the 47th floor of the Alchemy Department.

A book that would normally take several months to finish was memorized in less than a month.

Moran values ​​mental magic and alchemical magic the most, and by storing the spellbooks of these two systems in her memory palace, she has essentially achieved her biggest goal in coming to the Imperial Magic Academy.

As for the other top-tier spellbooks from each of the elemental branches, it would be best if she could learn them, but if not, it would be even better if she could use witch magic. The mage elemental magic knowledge she had learned before was enough to make up for her lack of understanding of elemental power.

With no worries about the future, Moran did not relax. Instead, he immediately went to the Elemental Academy to try and get as much magical inheritance as possible from the mages. Something is better than nothing!
Just as she was rapidly flipping through books on the 47th floor of the main tower of each elemental branch, memorizing peak-level spells into her memory palace, a shadow suddenly fell beside her, and a voice questioned her:
"You're flipping through the book so fast, are you really absorbing anything?"

Moran looked up unhappily. The 47th floor was sparsely populated and spacious. Those who came here were either high-level or peak-level mages, and they were rarely disturbed like this anymore: "Of course."

She now uses the library as her dormitory, borrowing only a few books each week to read in the meditation room for a day. There, she can check the Book of Cards, keep track of the Dawn Society's development, and use the {communication cards} to stay in touch with the witches and sorceresses.

The points I've earned are almost enough, and my enthusiasm for earning more points isn't as high as it was when I didn't know the inside story of the academy.

Now she's focused on quickly memorizing all the magic books on the 47th floor of the main tower of each elemental branch, then renting a cheap and spacious dormitory in Tallinn to properly digest the knowledge in the Memory Palace. It's been a long time since she's sold any mental power application techniques from the Memory Palace.

I'm not in the mood to say much right now.

But her perfunctory attitude did not deter the visitor:
“I am a disciple of Angelboda, the master of the Fourth Mage Tower of the Mental Academy, a super-peak level mage. My mentor heard about your deeds when he returned this time and is very interested in you. He intends to take you as his disciple and asked me to bring you to the Fourth Mage Tower to see him,” Iverson said.

When Moran heard the words "super peak level", his heart sank.

She still had three top-tier magic books from the main towers of the Elemental Academy that she hadn't memorized into her memory palace. Although giving them up wouldn't be a huge loss, she still wanted to fill this gap.

It's best to avoid seeing this top-tier mage if possible.

"I am very grateful for Lord Angelboda's favor, but I want to follow the path of the Ancient Mage and do not intend to specialize in any particular school of magic. If I am to find a mentor, I would like to find one who can guide me on the path of the Ancient Mage."

She phrased it rather tactfully, but her meaning was clear: she didn't care for the olive branch offered by Angelboda.

Even though Angelboda was a top-tier mage in the School of Spirituality, he couldn't guide her on the path of an ancient mage.

Iverson also noticed this and became somewhat annoyed:
"Don't be ungrateful... The Ancient Mage Class is just a pilot project of the academy. In the entire Tower Forest, there isn't a single top-tier mage who has seriously followed the path of the Ancient Mages and is proficient in all types of magic, let alone become your mentor!"