The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

When Garona was outside, she couldn't see any traces of alchemical runes on the crystal glass window. She thought she would find some traces inside, but she still couldn't see anything.

When Moran took out the Reverse Space Shackles Magic Array and mentioned mage alchemy, he asked curiously, "Moran, what level have you reached in your mage alchemy?"

“I have all the alchemy blueprints that the Imperial Magic Academy has,” Moran said.

One sentence stunned all the witches.

Camilla: "The...Imperial Magic Academy?"

“Isn’t that the highest institution of learning for mages?” Evelyn said.

Euphemia murmured, "Do the mages know about this?"

“No wonder so many magical item cards with traces of human alchemy suddenly appeared in the card shop a few years ago!” Agnes said.

"The Queen of Scrolls Witch lives up to her name!" Melinda exclaimed.

“Don’t even mention it, I got caught up in it too,” Bella said.

Actually, her alchemical magic talent is not bad either, it just can't compare to her light magic talent.

However, she has focused all her attention on light magic, and her alchemical magic is still only good for making simple little things.

Now she feels that as long as she rolls it up enough, there's nothing she wouldn't dare to dream of.

Moran is a living example.

Moran felt a chill run down her spine from their stares. Seeing the hands of the magic clock on the wall reach nine o'clock, she quickly changed the subject: "It's time! Open the door!"

At nine o'clock sharp, the door to the Magic Candy House opened by itself.

The magic loudspeaker at the entrance began repeating the store's rules:

"Grand opening! Welcome to sample our products! New customers who touch the coin slot of the candy machine will receive a free magic candy. Every candy machine offers a free sample!"

If you wish to purchase candy, please go to the candy coin exchange area; knock to enter.

Ten gem coins can be exchanged for one candy coin, and one candy coin can be used to purchase any magic candy at the candy machine.

Only one person is allowed to enter the candy redemption area at a time; other customers are requested to queue in an orderly manner.

Small business, honest operation. Fairies and thieves are strictly prohibited from entering the candy exchange area.

The hermits queuing outside the store listened silently to all the rules, and only began to enter the store in an orderly manner when the rules were played for the second time.

It must be said that these hermits, who have lost the emotions of normal people, are exceptionally good at maintaining order.

The hermits who arrived early lined up obediently, and not one of them complained about the long wait.

After the door opened, everyone listened to the rules being announced before going in to buy candy.

Only a few hermits disagreed when they heard that the candy exchange area prohibited fairies and thieves from entering.

"Light fairies are spirits of light; how can you compare them to thieves?"

The hermits never believed that the thieves in the Holy City were fairies of light and shadow. Even if they saw fairies of light and shadow stealing things with their own eyes, they would only think it was a conspiracy by the thieves.

Upon entering the store and seeing its interior design, the hermits immediately forgot about this minor dissatisfaction.

"Oh my god! This place is so beautiful!"

"Is that the sun? I've never seen a sun emblem like that before, but it's instantly recognizable as the sun!"

"This light is so warm, it feels like I'm truly basking in the warm sunlight." "Is this heaven? I feel like I'm walking on clouds."

……

The decor of the candy shop received unanimous praise from the hermits.

Some hermits even took their prayer implements and prostrated themselves in prayer on the spot.

Moran and the witches looked out through the glass window of the candy exchange station as if they were witnessing a large-scale religious event.

If it weren't for the long queues next to the candy machines, her elaborate renovation would have been a huge joke.

To put it simply, her decor, while emphasizing the elements of the sun and light, added elements of the sky and clouds.

The sky and cloud elements were added by her based on the angel's situation.

The hermits' preferences stemmed from the assimilation of the power of the Holy Light, which originated from the angels of Mount Paradise. Mount Paradise, high in the sky, gave them the feeling of looking down upon all living beings. The angels of Mount Paradise liked this feeling, and the hermits, assimilated by the power of the Holy Light, must also like it.

I didn't expect to like it so much; everyone's been kneeling before it.

Fortunately, Moran's decorations weren't particularly realistic; they were more impressionistic than realistic. After the initial excitement, the announcement from the candy store reminded the hermits that it was a candy store, and they slowly lined up in front of the candy machine.

After receiving and eating the sample candies, people discovered that they had been completely transformed. Except for the lack of wings, they were even more holy than angels descended from Mount Paradise. The candy coin exchange area became lively afterward.

Moran didn't have time to check the customers' reactions outside; she just let people in one by one to exchange their candy coins.

Fortunately, the hermits had no emotional fluctuations when it came to things unrelated to the worship of light. They didn't care how long the queue was or how crowded the store was, so there was no need to worry about the hermits causing trouble in the store.

They will only "kindly" offer some suggestions to those who stay away from shops they don't like.

This magical candy shop, which feels like paradise, makes them willing to wait as long as it takes.

They were especially pleased when they saw the witches inside the candy exchange booth through the glass window—witches who had completely reformed, dressed beautifully, and behaved politely.

They are all worshippers of light, no wonder they can open such a magical candy store that is like paradise.

The only downside is that candy can't fill you up.

“If this were a magic bakery, it would be perfect,” said Mary, the first to enter the candy exchange area. “Excessive sweetness is not as practical as the filling feeling of bread.”

"Sorry, but to have these magical effects, it has to be candy," Moran lied through his teeth.

After handing her the corresponding candy coin, Moran rang the bell on the table: "Next!"

She had learned to deal with "well-meaning" hermits and quickly get them to end the conversation.

Moran's target was angels, or at the very least, hermits who knew angels and could communicate with them. Mary from the tailor shop was not on his list of people to further communicate with.

Unfortunately, more than a dozen people came in, but none of them were the ones she was looking for.

Until Garona said, "Ruvin is here!"

Moran then became interested.

Did Lu Wen... come to buy magic candy for that fairy of light and shadow named Millie, or rather, that angel?
Lu Wen first took the sample candy, but didn't eat it. Instead, he went straight to the end of the line to exchange for candy coins.

More than ten minutes later, it was his turn.

After Lu Wen entered, he didn't say a word, but took out eight 100-gem-coin cards: "Give me 800 candy coins." (End of Chapter)