The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

"No, not at all! I just studied at the Imperial Magic Academy for a while and worked as a chef on Dragon Delicious Island for a few days," Moran said modestly.

Speaking of Delicious Island, she quickly turned all the dishes she made when she opened her shop on Delicious Island into {Food Cards} and put them on the card shop of Dawn Academy.

Of course, they didn't forget the magical candies they sold in the Holy City; they've all been made into {food cards} and put on the shelves.

“You only studied at the witch academy for a few years, yet you mastered all the witch magic.”

Amisha knows Moran's "drama queen" attributes all too well:
"These cards of yours, plus this 'use now, pay later' benefit, provide protection for witches at or below the peak level that is comparable to Fireworks Magic Bomb! No! It should be even stronger than Fireworks Magic Bomb. At least the upper limit of the magical power level of witches at or below the peak level is there. Even if Fireworks Magic Bomb amplifies the destructive power, there is a limit. Unlike these {magic cards}, which come in all strengths, it's practically the same as having the personal protection of a super peak powerhouse."

"I'm afraid that if the alien races suddenly find out that Lady Anita is in trouble, they will vent their past grievances on the witches. With these cards, I can feel more at ease."

After all, the existence of the Dawn Society can only threaten those with brains who understand the pros and cons.

Moran isn't afraid of a wise and thoughtful person waging war against a witch; he's afraid of a fool who, in a moment of impulsiveness, will use the witch next to him as a scapegoat.

Caught off guard, a young witch might actually fall victim to it.

"Even if there are fewer witches, there are still nearly 30,000. Even if everyone keeps their word and repays what they borrow, the time difference may cause you to suffer huge losses within a certain period of time. Can you afford that?"
The witches who have ventured out of the wilderness are not delicate flowers in a greenhouse. With your {communication card}, all the witches in the entire Valen world have received the message and are preparing to deal with the crisis.

Death is something every witch must face on her path to becoming a witch; you don't have to do it.

Amisha understood her concerns, but she couldn't help worrying about the losses she would incur if she did this, especially given her past history of trying to make a losing deal because of her affection for her tribe.

Moran shook her head, but still insisted:

"Although witches cherish independence and freedom, how could a witch who truly comes from this family of mutual trust stand by and watch her companions go through life-or-death trials when she has the means to help them?"
Only by living can you go further; once you die, you have nothing left.

Lady Anita forwent the opportunity to quickly improve herself, only sharing her fireworks magic with the witches, becoming their protective shield.

I also want the witches to have one or two trump cards to help them escape danger when facing a real life-or-death crisis.

I believe that, given the education witches have received, none of them will rely on my cards, much less default on repayments when they have the means.

As long as they live, they can provide me with even more magical power.

In this way, I will only lose some money on the witches who used cards but still failed to survive. On everyone else, I will definitely make a profit!

As for the time difference...

Moran glanced at the countless zeros in the "Stored Energy" section of the {Book of Cards}, then looked at the energy income report, and confidently stated, "My energy storage is beyond your imagination. The income from just one minute is enough to support all the witches using dozens of {Magic Card - Long-Distance Teleport} level cards every day, and there will absolutely be no problem!"

Amisha calculated the price of the {Magic Card - Long-Distance Teleportation} and completely lost the desire to persuade him. Her gaze towards Moran changed from "a selfless, silly child" to "a wealthy and powerful woman."

She thought Moran's methods of helping other witches would seriously harm her interests, but in reality, what Moran offered was nothing to her.

It's not that she's stupid, but the gap between the rich and the poor is so vast that she can't even imagine it!
If she were that rich, she would want to give every graduating witch a life-saving trump card.

Independence and freedom can be temporarily set aside in the face of life and death. The witches yearn for and pursue independence and freedom, not for being inflexible when facing imminent death!
Amisha thought to herself that she no longer needed to worry about Moran causing serious harm to the witch clan. With Moran's wealth, a flick of his robes would produce enough gold dust to gild all the witches.

Seeing that Ms. Amisa's gaze was making her increasingly uncomfortable, Moran quickly changed the subject: "Dean, why did you just say this was the Iron Thorn Tree Wall Barrier? Is it different from the tree wall barrier in the Witch Academy?"

"Hmm! This is an upgraded version of the Senluo Ironthorn Tree Wall Barrier that I created by combining the Senluo Tree Wall Barrier with the mutated ironthorn tree cultivated by Sylph."

Not only can they form a protective barrier, allowing only specific individuals to enter, but they can also impale any intruders, drawing their blood and blooming beautiful thorny flowers. Most importantly, these mutated ironthorn trees are immune to fire damage, which is feared by most plants, and their branches are as strong and sharp as steel,” Amisha said.

"Mutant Ironthorn Tree?" Moran had indeed seen Sylph put up the {Seed Card - Mutant Ironthorn Tree} and the corresponding exotic magic card.

Unexpectedly, this tree could be combined with the Senluo Tree Wall Barrier to become the Senluo Ironthorn Tree Wall Barrier.

It looks much more intimidating than the tree wall in the witch academy.

"Sylph has returned, hasn't she? I heard she's settled in Emerald Plains and is preparing to build a witch's house. Headmaster, do you know where she lives?"

“I know. After you pass through the tree wall, fly southeast for about an hour and you will see a plantation. Sylph lives there.”

Amisha said, "In recent years, many witches have chosen to return to the wilderness and build their witch houses in Green Creek Plains, and this area has gradually become more lively!"

Moran had also heard about it.

After Lady Anita's accident, many witches changed their minds and returned from all over Valen, choosing to settle in various wilderness areas near the border.

Green Creek was the most popular choice for witches because it lacked the natural defensive advantages of its terrain, and its neighbors in this direction were warlike humans.

While it was called settling down, it was actually a form of encampment, treating their witch's house as part of the border defense force.

Like Ms. Amisa, whose true form has lived on the border for a long time, but instead of building a witch's house, she has been patrolling the border, trying to increase its defenses, living wherever she goes. (End of Chapter)