The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

As soon as Galona saw Moran's reply, she knew that Moran had come for the angels.

Many white witches choose to live within the Sacred Mountains in order to increase their magical power more quickly, but only Garona truly resides in the Holy City.

If we're talking about witches in this area, the one who knows the angels best is definitely her.

She also consciously records this information in her daily life.

[Garona: After reading so many novels, I've developed a desire to create. After hearing your request, I think this series of books I've written should meet your needs. Although it's written in witchcraft and is still in the editing stage, and hasn't been translated into common language yet, it's fine for you to borrow it to take a look. Come to my shop when you're done, and I'll get it for you.]

Moran: Okay.

Moran understood immediately.

Her request was simply to have contact with angels, wasn't it?

Garona's book reading met her needs, which was to show her the information she knew through books.

Even if an angel were spying on us now, we wouldn't be able to understand what the witch's book is about.

It seems that after the matter of the Light and Shadow Fairy was announced in the clan group, the witches of the Sacred Mountain became even more cautious.

[Garona: Oh right, I forgot to tell you, the book is called "Celestial Wanted Criminal".]

Moran: "..."

Garona was being far too cautious.

The title of this book blends perfectly with the other books in Garona's Tea Restaurant.

Moran had already arrived at the bakery Garona had mentioned, so he put the {communication card} aside for now.

From the outside, the bakery looks similar to Garona's tea restaurant, both being white two-story buildings.

Although the doors and windows were tightly closed and locked with brass locks, there was no sign of it being abandoned.

There wasn't a speck of dust on the benches by the porch, and the sunflowers on the second-floor balcony were thriving, making it seem as if the business was simply temporarily closed.

It wasn't until Moran approached the door and saw the moldy, rotten bread in the glass display case that she believed the owner of the shop really hadn't returned after leaving three years ago.

Moran used his magic to remove the brass lock from the door and pushed it open.

Outside, the air was fresh and spotless, but inside, dust covered the floor and there was rotten food everywhere—it was like two completely different worlds.

Moran stood at the door, taking out her {Witch Cleaning Tool Card} and materializing all her cleaning tools. She used cleaning magic to control them to enter the house and clean, while curiously watching the strange sight of the dust raised during cleaning disappearing as soon as she stepped outside.

The pristine state of the holy city was, in a magical sense.

The entire city, except for indoor areas, has automatic cleaning functions.

At Moran's command, the cleaning tools immediately threw all the dirt they had swept out through the doorways and windows.

Sure enough, these things disappeared as soon as they stepped outside, as if they had never existed.

She threw another gold coin outside.

The gold coins tinkled and rolled on the ground, but didn't disappear.

Moran became interested and followed the magical fluctuations as the trash disappeared, going outside to investigate: "How exactly does this determine whether something is trash?"

She squatted on the road and stared at the paving stones for about ten minutes before she finally understood.

It turns out that the automatic cleaning magic circle outside the Holy City judges whether something is garbage based on the degree of dirtiness and tatters on the surface of the target object.

Dust and grime are the kind of trash that will be swept away. Clean gold coins, on the other hand, are normal objects that will remain unharmed if dropped on the ground.

However, if a gold coin covered in mud falls on the ground, it will be swept away in no time.

However, if it were a golden ball filled with mud, it would roll onto an outdoor road without getting hurt.

After figuring out the cleaning mechanism, Moran was speechless.

It turns out that even angels' obsession with cleanliness only focuses on superficial appearances.

Moran had the cleaning tools sweep out anything in the house that was no longer needed, treating it as trash.

Moran also collected and piled up some personal belongings left by the previous homeowner in the attic.

Anything not judged as trash by the cleaning magic circle is slightly damaged; once damaged, it is treated as trash and cleared away.

It has to be said that living in the holy city makes even throwing away trash very convenient.

Moran went inside after the room was emptied.

The first and second floors of this house are completely separated.

The first floor is used for shops. The front hall is the shop front, and the back has a kitchen, a storage room and a washroom.

The second floor is the living area, with bedrooms, a study, a dressing room, a reception room, and a bathroom.

Moran didn't change the previous owner's functional layout of the house; he simply filled the house with his own things.

The oven and kneading table in the kitchen were removed and replaced with her mobile kitchen.

The front shop and storage room are currently empty and unfurnished, with only a few toiletries placed in the washroom.

The various living areas on the second floor were also filled with her personal belongings prepared for her identity as the White Witch.

After setting everything up, I lay down in the study with the books I borrowed from Garona and began to appreciate Valen's "Popular Fiction," rediscovering the feeling of reading online novels when I was a student in my previous life.

No, it's even more enjoyable than reading online novels.

Moran moved her fingers, and the book floating in front of her turned a page. She opened her mouth and squeaked a straw into her mouth. How could she have read online novels so comfortably in her past life?
The Valen people's imagination was also far ahead of Moran's expectations, with a kind of crazy thrill that amazed her.

After reading them, I realized that not only are the main characters in every book witches, but even the authors are witches. No wonder the sense of immersion is so strong.

Before it even got dark, she had finished reading all five books.

These books not only have dramatic plots, but also have a very strong ability to evoke emotions.

However, Moran had read too many novels, so they wouldn't have been of much use to her.

However, the book contained mind magic, and Moran relaxed his mental defenses slightly before being drawn in.

Even after finishing the book, Moran still felt her heart pounding, as if she had truly become part of the protagonist and experienced an unforgettable journey.

"The mind magic in this book is really well done!" Moran was greatly inspired. If she weren't currently in the Holy City and unable to summon the Book of Cards, she would have loved to immediately design and create a large number of Blue Star game, video, music, and novel cards with mind immersion effects and put them on the card shop.

However, while this book is great for relaxing and uplifting your mood, you shouldn't get too absorbed in it.

No matter how exciting the stories in a book are, they are still fictional and can only bring temporary pleasure.

Moran controlled himself and didn't immediately go to Garona to borrow books. Instead, he looked at the newly added group on the {communication card}. (End of this chapter)