The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 63 Extraordinary Abilities
When class ended, it was already six o'clock, which was dinnertime.

After class, the little witches all went to the food distribution area without prior arrangement.

"Dark bread is absolutely forbidden!"

"I want to eat meat, steak, where's the steak?"

"The cooking classroom is right next door, so let's cook something delicious here before going back! It'll save us the trouble of carrying it back and forth!"

"Yes, yes! I'm starving!"

……

The other little witches stayed in the cooking classroom to solve the dinner problem, while Moran and Ais walked back to the dormitory together with a basket.

The food they made in their cooking magic class wasn't as unpalatable as what the other little witches made, and they were already full.

Ais glanced into her basket: "Sugar, honey, pumpkin, what are you planning to make?"

“Bread and fruit cake,” Moran said.

"This should last a long time, right? I just saw you picking breadfruit not long ago, and you've already finished it all?"

Ais suddenly remembered something: "Moran, you don't eat bread and fruit cakes three times a day, do you?"

Moran smiled and said, "I eat when I'm busy."

"When are you not busy?" Ais wasn't fooled.

"Um... I'm pretty busy every day..." Moran said, "But I still try to make time to cook something delicious on weekends!"

Ais looked at her with a pained expression.

Her friend, who also loves food, is living a life of eating fruit cakes every day!

What's the difference between this and eating tree bark every day?
After walking around in silence for a while, I couldn't help but ask, "Why? Fruit cake isn't bad, but it's hard to eat it every day!"

"It's alright, the main thing is that it saves time, so I can have more time to do other things," Moran said. "The coursework is very demanding, and if I don't squeeze in more time, I won't be able to finish reading the books."

Ai Si: “…”

Yes, Moran is a witch, a witch with all-around abilities.

All she wanted was to be a food witch like her mother.

The academic pressure is completely different.

Ais looked at Moran with immediate affection.

When she reached the entrance of Moran's dormitory, she put the basket on the ground and began to rummage through her pockets:
"This is for you! And this is for you too!"
I was just thinking of making something different tonight, so here you can try these! They're easy to make and won't take up much of your time. We can't just eat fruit cake all the time!

Soon, all her jerky, meat candy, and the like were transferred to Moran.

Moran's pockets, handbag, and even her shopping basket were overflowing with Ais's snacks: "That's enough! That's too much!"

With her pockets empty, Ais looked noticeably thinner than before. She grabbed her shopping basket and ran off, afraid Moran would return it.
"Remember to eat it!"

"Okay!" Moran waved helplessly at her.

She genuinely felt there was nothing wrong with eating bread and fruit cakes; they were simply for filling the stomach and were also nutritious.

Somehow, in Ais's eyes, she became a pitiful little thing who needed to be fed.

Back in her dorm, she put all the snacks Ais had given her in a separate basket, next to the bread and fruit basket.

I took a small plate, picked out a little of each, poured a glass of freshly made bread and juice, and brought it to the desk.

Sit down and open the Book of Witches:

"Valen Continent, Volume 7... Here it is. Where did I leave off before... Hmm! This jerky is so tender, what kind of meat is it made of?"

Moran read a book while eating dried meat and fruit cakes and drinking juice.

It must be said that Ais has a real knack for cooking meat.

It certainly made her simple dinner much more substantial.

This book tells the story of the extraordinary abilities of various creatures on the continent of Valen.

The opening states that the extraordinary abilities of Valen creatures can be broadly divided into two categories. One type is the extraordinary ability of energy acting within the body, such as physical strength, speed, agility, and defense. The representatives of this type of creatures are dragons, magical beasts, and orcs.

Another type is the extraordinary ability of energy to act outside the body; magic belongs to this category.

All races with spellcasting abilities possess a supernatural power called magic, but the energy sources for casting magic differ, as do the methods of casting it.

Upon seeing this, Moran knew that her thesis was finally settled.

She skipped the chapters about extraordinary physical abilities and continued reading from where she had left off at noon.

He was also copying down and summarizing key sentences.

"The energy of a witch is magical power, and the energy of a sorceress is magical energy. Both originate from bloodline, and they use their will and emotions to drive the magical power in their bloodline to cast spells."

Angels' energy is called angelic power, which originates from faith. They consume the power of faith to cast spells.

The energy of a demon is demonic power, which originates from the soul. The power of the soul is sacrificed to cast spells.

The energy of the dragon race is called Dragon Power, which originates from their bloodline. They use sound to drive the Dragon Power in their bloodline to cast spells.

Human energy is spiritual power, which originates from knowledge and wisdom. Using spiritual power as a weight and knowledge as a lever, we can leverage the energy in nature and unleash magic.

......"

After reading the section on extraordinary magical abilities, I copied down a whole page of valuable information.

Moran has also gained some understanding of the spellcasting principles of different races.

Ms. Amisa suggested referring to this book, so Moran naturally didn't hesitate to accept.

I directly compiled the key sentences from this excerpt into a paper.

He blew the ink off the parchment, read it through from beginning to end to check, and the homework for the Basic Magic Theory class was finished!

The assignment wasn't due until next Monday, so Moran clipped the paper to the page of the Witch's Book assignment with a paperclip.

Anyway, she won't be putting the Book of Witches away anytime soon, so it won't hurt to slip some things into it.

Having completed her evening's tasks and reaping a bountiful harvest, Moran yawned contentedly and went to sleep.

As soon as the clock struck six in the morning, Moran, with her eyes still closed, reached for the breadfruit hanging in her bedside pocket, grabbed it, and took a bite: "Ew~"

The sour taste woke me up.

While brushing my teeth, I was thinking:

What book will you read on the way here today?
Should I continue reading "What is Magic?" or preview "The History of Witchcraft"?
Hmm... let's go with "The History of Witches"...

The book of witches beside me opened automatically, landing on the page for "The History of Witches":
"Witches originated from human women..."

I walked out the door while reading a book.

"Moran! Vasita! My bellflower has grown another little leaf."

"congratulations!"

"It won't be long before the bellflowers grow up!"

"Ok!"

"Moran, what book are you reading?"

"The History of Witches".

"I read a bit of it last night too. This book is much more interesting than the textbook for magic theory class!"

"Really? I've only just started watching!"

……

On their way to school today, the little witches were reading "The History of Witches" in preparation for their upcoming witch history class.

This was yet another frightening theory lesson.

So much so that even when the little witches were reading, they were thinking about problems.

(End of this chapter)