The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 570 Dragon Language Magic
Igniva now understands just how heartbroken Uncle Knotak was.

The rule of prioritizing new customers and not serving the same customer repeatedly within a week is too cruel.

Igniva felt even hungrier than before he ate, his mouth watering!
If it weren't for the witch cooking, and if this weren't Delicious Island, he would have lost his temper and wanted to kidnap her and cook meat for himself every day!
Seeing his lingering interest, Vasita had a sudden inspiration: "I recently invented a new kind of hellish chili fried rice. Do you want to come and try it? I guarantee you can eat your fill. However, I'm only a one-star chef, and if you eat my food, you'll have to fight me. It's a pure hand-to-hand combat without magic, and it won't cost you your life."

Moran succeeded here, very smoothly, so she was relieved.

She noticed that Igniva was a bit stronger than her previous opponents, and her fists started itching.

Upon hearing that it was all-you-can-eat and included hell peppers, Igniva was immediately tempted: "Let's go! Make sure I eat my fill!"

"Don't worry! I'll feed you until you can't eat anymore!" Vasita said. "But you'd better take this fight seriously, or I won't serve you next time."

"I remember now, it's you! The Mage Vasita, the One with Super Strength!" Igniva's eyes lit up: "Is your strength really comparable to that of a dragon? When did witches start going down this path!"

“Why can’t witches take this route! We’ll crack our fists and beat you until you scream, you believe me?” Vasita said, clenching her fists.

"So you mean there are many witches like you?" Igniva wasn't stupid; he sensed something was wrong. "Aren't witches physically weak, just like humans?"

“How is that possible? Before, everyone only paid attention to magical talent, and no one focused on improving physical abilities. Now it's different.” Vasita said, “Moran, give him a punch!”

Moran thought about how ugly the dining table looked, scorched by Igniva, and since he was going to replace it anyway, he smashed the table to pieces with a punch.

"Look! This is a hardwood table, as hard as an iron plate! Our witch's fists have hardened too, okay!" Vasita said confidently.

What she said is true.

Her {Nutritional Supplement Card} has become an essential card for the witches' daily routine. Since the card was introduced many years ago, the witches' physical fitness has generally improved.

Those like Moran, who have never stopped, are among the best.

She may not be as good as Vasida, but she is definitely different from the impressions people have of witches in the past.

"Bloodlines that possess both magical and physical talents are rare. No wonder they are the race that gave birth to witches!"

Like every dragon who had ever asked this question before, Igniva believed Vasida's words and looked at the witch's bloodline with newfound respect.

But it was only for a few glances.

Smashing a hard wooden table with one punch is child's play for him.

Even when he was still an egg, he could sit on a piece of hardwood and make a dent.

In Igniva's eyes, humans were like tiny ants, easily crushed in large numbers; witches, elves, and dwarves were just larger wild beasts, pitifully weak.

In all of Valen, only angels and demons are worthy of a dragon's attention, and only witches can make a dragon tremble with fear.

"Let's go, let's go!" Igniva urged Vasida to leave, eager to continue eating her delicious food.

Vasida only had time to wave hurriedly to Moran before she was pulled away.

Moran watched them leave, then used his gold-carving technique to engrave the words "Temporarily Closed" on the gold plaque at the door before closing the door and going back inside to read.

She sat on the sofa in the small living room on the second floor, ostensibly reading the "Burning Village Codex," but actually studying the dragon clan's inherited memories she had just acquired. The first part, of course, was the section on dragon language magic, which was of utmost interest to her.

When she was searching through her memories earlier, time was short, and she only had time to get a general idea. Now she finally has time to study it carefully.

Legend has it that dragon magic is far more powerful and destructive than the magic of other races in Valen. In magical duels, unless there is a huge difference in their levels, they have never lost.

This is also what is said in this legacy, but there is one exception.

"Beware of the Fireworks Witch's Firework Magic Bullets; Firework Magic cannot be understood by ordinary standards."

These words appeared directly in the inherited memories, accompanied by images of fireworks and magic bombs blasting Heaven Mountain, the Abyss, the Tower Forest, and Dragon Island.

It is clear that the shock that Lady Anita brought to the dragon race back then was deeply ingrained in their very being.

After carefully reading this section of inherited memories about dragon language magic, Moran finally understood why dragon language magic was so powerful.

Other races use magic by drawing upon some kind of energy, but the dragon race's dragon language magic draws upon the very source of energy.

This source of energy is a single source of energy, which is qualitatively different from magic, which is the source of all energies.

For example, when human mages, witches, or even sorceresses cast fire magic, they mobilize fire elemental power or convert their own energy into fire elemental power. However, when a red dragon casts fire-based dragon language magic, it mobilizes the source of fire elemental power to cast the spell.

Magic is the source of all energy, capable of being transformed into energy of any nature.

The original energy of a certain type of energy possesses all the characteristics of that energy.

In terms of energy hierarchy, magic power is superior to all other energies. Theoretically, magic power should be able to be converted into both fire elemental power and the original power of the fire element.

Unfortunately, even witches cannot directly control the power of the fire element to cast spells.

The dragon race, after transforming the dragon power originating from their bloodline into a single primal power, can control it using dragon language, making it produce corresponding spellcasting effects according to their will.

It can be said that dragon language is the source of the dragon race's ability to mobilize a single primal power.

Upon seeing this, Moran couldn't help but feel a little puzzled.

The power of dragons is transformed into a single, fundamental force, and the language of dragons governs and controls the casting of spells based on this energy.

Wouldn't that make the spellcasting elements of dragon language magic the same as what they already knew?
Dragon language is taught at the Witch Academy.

Moran and Vasida had both studied it specifically, so Moran could communicate directly with dragons in the dragon language without any problem, and Vasida could easily memorize a few dragon language magic spells.

As witches, they can also use their magic to generate the power of dragons.

They clearly possess all the elements of spellcasting required by the dragon race.

In theory, as long as you know the incantation for each dragon spell and convert your magic power into dragon power to cast the spell, you can unleash dragon spells just like a dragon.

But that's not actually the case at all.

If it were that simple, Vasida wouldn't have remained unsuccessful in dragon language magic for so long.