The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 64 The History of Witches

"If we think about more questions and ask about everything we don't understand, and solve all the problems in class, maybe we won't have any homework."

"Yes! We must give Ms. Amisa a real surprise today!"

"Keep asking questions until the end of get out of class, that way Ms. Amisha won't have time to ask questions back!"

"Yes, yes, that's it! Write down all the questions you've thought of on parchment beforehand, so you don't forget anything!"

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In the witch history class, just like in yesterday's basic magic theory class, Ms. Amisa had them read the first chapter on their own first, and then ask her questions.

The little witches, who had prepared a whole bunch of questions, were eager to try. Without wasting any time, they wrote down the questions they had thought of one by one on paper.

Amisha watched the little witch writing furiously, swirled the wine glass in her hand, and made no comment.

During the Q&A session, all the little witches raised their hands.

“Everyone’s been very enthusiastic about asking questions today! Let’s take turns asking one question each!” Amisha said, “Let’s start with Vasita.”

Vasita stood up: "How long have witches existed? Who was the first witch? The book doesn't seem to mention a specific time."

"This book, 'History of Witches,' was compiled by witches after they gathered in the wilderness."

There is no accurate written record of who the first witch was or when she was born.

But one thing is certain: witches have existed for as long as humanity has.

When it was Moran's turn to ask a question, she asked one that had always troubled her:

"The book says that witches are human women who awaken from adversity and suffering. Are adversity and suffering the key to the awakening of witches? What is the difference between an awakened witch and a witch who has been born?"

"In the past, many witches did indeed awaken during life-or-death crises."

But since the appearance of witches and the rise of the wilderness, the various races of the continent no longer dared to openly hunt witches, and the number of witches who truly awakened from suffering has decreased.

However, all women who awaken as witches are people who are unwilling to be oppressed by the system and power, and who have the courage to fight back.

More important than adversity and suffering is a brave, resilient, and kind soul, which is the key to becoming a witch.

Only such a soul can forever uphold its original aspirations and remain indomitable in adversity.

When the church was in power, angels and demons targeted witches not only to consolidate their rule, but also because witches would not be brainwashed by the church and would not offer their faith and souls.

If witches have a faith, it would only be in the world that gave birth to us.

Awakened witches and those born from procreation are no different; both are outstanding souls chosen by the world, endowed with the same bloodline abilities.

Moran sat down, but kept thinking about what Ms. Amisa had said.

No wonder that even though the clan has no restrictions on witches, there has never been a traitor among them.

Courage, resilience, and kindness are qualities that witches possess from their very souls.

You can't go wrong with the world's best selections.

Has her soul, a wanderer from Earth, been recognized by Valen's world consciousness?
"Moran! It's your turn!"

After the first round of questions, it was her turn again, and Moran couldn't help but ask this question:

"Is a soul from another world reborn as a witch also recognized by the world's consciousness?"

Amisha understood perfectly: "Of course. Every witch is like that. No matter who she was before, once she becomes a witch, she is the darling of the world."

"Thank you, Dean. I understand."

The wandering soul has found a second home.

The little witches kept asking questions until the bell rang, ending the question-and-answer session.

"Now you won't assign homework, will you?" The little witches stared intently at Ms. Amisha, their eyes sparkling.

"Everyone read with their own thoughts today, and the questions were numerous and the considerations were comprehensive. I have no more questions to ask you."

"Yay!" The little witches couldn't help but cheer a little.

Amisa gestured for them to quiet down:
"However, there are many problems and a lot of knowledge points. It is still unknown how much you have mastered and how much you have gained."

Therefore, after class, please write a summary paper on all the questions you asked today. There is no word limit.

You can hand it to me during class next Tuesday.

get out of class dismissed! "

Ms. Amisha never went overtime, leaving a classroom full of distraught little witches.

"Why is there still homework?!"

"The question is not comprehensive enough; I need to research and write a paper."

The questions are comprehensive; I need to write a summary paper.

In short, there must be at least one paper, right?

"I really regret preparing so many questions. How long will this paper take to finish!" Ais held her paper of questions, her hands trembling.

"Oh no! I was so focused on asking questions today that I didn't even listen carefully to what the dean was saying! How am I supposed to write this paper?" Vasita felt like the sky was falling.

“I only remember the gist of each question, and it doesn’t seem like enough to write a paper,” Sylph said, her face full of worry.

There are many little witches like them.

Everyone focused on asking questions, and some of them were even deliberately fabricated, completely outside the scope of this chapter.

“If you don’t remember anything, you can ask me. I remember everything,” Moran said.

“This, this! Moran, look at this!” Vasita pointed to her list of questions: “I can’t remember any of them.”

"The first question, Ms. Amisha said, is that this book, 'History of Witches,' is about witches gathering in the wilderness..."

Moran remembered clearly what Ms. Amisa had said in class. She took the list from Vasita's hand and answered each question one by one.

"Slow down, slow down, let me write this down!" Vasita immediately pulled out a piece of parchment and quickly made a note of it.

After Moran reviewed the paper with her again, she finally felt confident about her thesis.

"Is there anyone else who wants to ask?" Moran asked.

The little witches immediately swarmed over: "Me! Me! Me!"

Moran truly remembered it, word for word!

That noon, the little witches didn't even have time to eat lunch. They just picked a breadfruit and took a few bites when they passed by the breadfruit grove.

I even made use of the time on the way down the mountain to figure out the answers to all the strange and unusual questions I had been thinking about.

"What are we going to do if this continues!" The little witches had solved the immediate problem, but they still couldn't help worrying about the lessons to come.

Besides Moran, who else could memorize every single word that Ms. Amisha said in class?
We can't keep asking Moran to tutor them every time, can we?

"Take notes! When the dean answers questions, we just tell her to slow down and write down the answers."

"This way, we can ask fewer questions and the assignments can be shorter."

"That's right, let's do it!"

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(End of this chapter)