The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 61 Upgrade Magic
"Valen Continent! Is that the Valen Continent that fills several bookshelves?"

"Fortunately, the dean only recommended the seventh book!"

"You're too naive! Today's homework included the seventh book; how far away are the eighth and ninth books?"

"Won't we be punished by having to read books and write papers every time we can't answer the dean's questions in every basic magic theory class?"

"If it were just basic magic theory classes, that would be fine, but what's worrying is that every theory class is like this!"

"What should I do? The theoretical classes are even more stressful than the practical classes!"

"Who said that attending a theory class would be the same as studying the 'Puppy Mill' series?"

……

The little witches looked at each other in bewilderment.

Moran wrote down the assignment requirements, packed her things, and seeing the little witches suffering from theory class phobia, kindly offered them some guidance:
"From another perspective, if we identify the problems ourselves and then the dean helps us fill in the gaps, it will greatly help us master the theoretical knowledge!"
And it's much more interesting than simply reading textbooks for theory classes!

"..."

The little witches were unable to refute it.

“I need to go to the library to copy down ‘Valen Continent,’ do you want to come?” Moran asked.

"go with!"

Even though I'm having a meltdown over homework, I still have to do it!
On their way to school in the morning, each little witch stained some blank parchment.

Instead of copying the seventh volume of "Valen Continent" which will be used for the homework, you should copy "The Birth of a Beautiful Cover" so that you can make a satisfactory witch's book as soon as possible.

In the first-grade library, while the other little witches were lining up to copy the seventh volume of "Valen Continent," Moran sat in the reading area, reading a book.

There was no other way; the night she remade the witch's book, she filled it with as many blank pages as an apprentice witch's book could hold.

Of these, 91 pages have already been used, leaving only 9 blank pages.

The Book of Witches has reached the limit of its capacity for trainee level.

Although there are still places to copy the seventh volume of "Valen Continent", there is no guarantee that the dean will recommend some reference books for writing papers later, and then she will not have enough of the remaining nine blank pages.

The witch's book magic must be upgraded.

Ms. Amisa said that the method for upgrading the Book of Witches is in "Lifelong Learning Companion - The Book of Witches".

Moran is currently researching information.

With a clear objective, she skipped over the application instructions in the witch's book and quickly found the upgrade method.

To advance from Apprentice to Beginner level in witch spells, all that's needed is to sign another contract.

However, even a basic witch's book of spells requires a spell of at least basic Golden Pen to write.

Therefore, she needs to upgrade her Golden Pen Technique to the beginner level first.

Perhaps the contracts written with the Golden Pen are also part of the upgrade book of witches. This book contains contract templates for various levels of the Golden Pen and the Book of Witches.

The other contracts are the same as the previous trainee contracts, except the prices have all doubled.

Each one requires a permanent mana cost of 10 mana, totaling 20 mana.

20 Mana may not seem like much, but Moran is only 10 Mana away from becoming a high-level witch.

But she couldn't refuse to buy them; she wanted to copy down all the books in the academy's collection, and she would have to use that magic sooner or later.

Moran gritted his teeth, wrote a contract, and pricked his finger to sign it.

The Golden Pen Technique has been upgraded to the beginner level, and the pen has become slightly more exquisite.

Then, using the basic Golden Pen technique, a contract was written. After signing, the Witch's Book immediately leveled up to the basic level, and its book capacity increased from 100 to 1000.

Moran filled in the parchment that had been soaked a couple of days ago, as well as the parchment that had been soaked this morning. She copied down all the remaining books in the book list, including the complete set of "Valen Continent," and still had dozens of pages left over.

It occupies less than half the capacity of the Book of Beginners.

Of course, the entire library contains far more than just a few hundred books on the list.

But this part is undoubtedly the most important.

The Book of Witches contains hundreds of books, and from the outside, it remains unchanged.

Moran looked at his character card and sighed; his total magic power was down to only 970 Mana.

During the talent test, her magical power was only 2 mana away from that of a high-level witch. A little over a week later, she was 30 mana away.

Although her magic power has increased somewhat these past few days, she is now getting further and further away from becoming a high-level witch.

From another perspective, she alone, as a witch, has already contributed 30 Mana of permanent magic power to the two witch predecessors!
To copy down all the books in the academy, both the Witch's Book and the Golden Pen must be upgraded to at least advanced level, and you'll also need 70 Mana of permanent magic.

"Witch magic is really profitable!" Moran thought to himself.

Unfortunately, she doesn't yet have her own witch magic.

Having witnessed Moran's extraordinary feat, the little witches, who were only paying forty or fifty mana each, felt even more distressed: "So expensive!"

No wonder Ms. Amisa told them not to be greedy!

Witch magic is powerful, but their low magical power means they cannot sustain the consumption of its effects.

However, magic power has its limited uses.

Ais said, "I want to read more books. The more books I read before graduation, the fewer books I need to copy, saving space in the Book of Witches!"

This time, without Moran taking the lead, the little witches spontaneously wanted to read more books.

On the way down the mountain, there were several more little witches reading the witch's book.

However, their witch's book wasn't as big as Moran's, making it seem a bit difficult for them to walk.

Moreover, he hasn't yet developed the skill of reading and walking at the same time as Moran.

However, by pairing up and supporting each other, one would read the witch's book while the other led the way, thus achieving the goal of reading while walking.

The older witches flew through the sky after class, and the younger witches didn't even glance at them.

"Lilith, I think you were being modest this morning. They're not just working hard, they're practically giving it their all!"

The second-grade little witch exclaimed in amazement.

"..." Lilith was no less surprised than they were: "This morning, only Moran was reading on the road!"

In just one morning, the first-grade little witch evolved again.

Everyone started reading on the street.

"Let's go! Let's go back quickly, and after lunch we'll study the new wand! We can't let the first-years outdo us!" Quilline said.

In the sky, the afterimages of brooms streaked across the sky.

Classes don't start until 4 p.m., so the first-year witches have time to rest and have lunch after walking back to their dormitories from the castle.

However, Moran had no intention of cooking. After having some bread and fruit cakes to fill her stomach, she continued reading.

The Book of Witches contains copies of hundreds of books, and she has only finished reading "Wands and Wands" so far, which is far too little.

The book copied into the Book of Witches can only serve as a database; what she reads and memorizes is what truly belongs to her.

(End of this chapter)