The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

"kind?"

Although Sylph's words were fragmented and the information was disjointed, Carmela quickly grasped the most crucial part. Her pale gold eyes narrowed slightly, and her tone carried a hint of disbelief as she confirmed:

Is it the 'species' I understand?

Sylph nodded, pointing towards the two lonely trees at opposite ends of the meadow:
“Each of the two trees bore a fruit; one hatched into Flora, and the other into Tiana.”

As she spoke, as if afraid that the witch elders wouldn't understand, she gently patted the large white egg in the crib:

"That is Tiana, my second daughter."

Carmela's gaze swept back and forth between Flora and the egg, her brows furrowing slightly.

She could clearly sense the witch's blood flowing through Flora's veins, but when facing the unhatched Tiana, she felt no sense of kinship whatsoever.
"Are you sure they're all witches?"

“We are Tia’s bloodline, verified through prophetic magic,” Moran said, tapping the crystal ball with his fingertip. Immediately, flowing images appeared inside the ball.

Those were the changes in the number of witches she foresaw over the next hundred years, and clear images of Flora's talent test when she entered school.

She explained her interpretation of the prophecy in detail.

Although Carmela is not an expert in the field of prophecy, she also expressed agreement with her prophecies and interpretations:
"It seems that the Witch Tree cultivated by Sylph really will lead to a great increase in the number of witches."

However, when the second prophecy video finished playing, Carmela showed a rare hint of confusion at Flora's unusual talent test results.

She turned her head to look at Tracy beside her; the silver-haired witch was quietly turning the pages of the Book of Omniscience.

"Tracy, when you tested your talents in the 'Book of Witches' talent chapter, didn't it confirm you as a witch after finding that all your talents had no upper limit, and then display '[Magic Power Test Terminated]' before starting the magic power test and summoning your talent manifestation? Were there any other situations? What are the First Generation Witch and the Second Generation Witch?"

Tracy's silver-grey eyes lifted slightly, her gaze calm and focused. She gently closed the Book of Omniscience, her voice soft yet resolute:

"I don't know either. I'm certain that, as of now, the Talent Chapter of the 'Book of Witches' will not produce test results like 'First Generation Witch' and 'Second Generation Witch.' Once it's determined that there's no upper limit to all talents, one will be recognized as a witch. If the subsequent magic power test and talent manifestation both fail to summon, although the magic power test will be restarted, the final 'witch' identity will be confused."

"Could Flora's test results be wrong?" Vasita tilted her head and interjected curiously.

Tracy shook her head: "It shouldn't be. Moran's prophecy is so clear, which means her prophecy was very successful. The test results in the prophecy are also very organized. It doesn't seem like there was any confusion or error in the test in the Chapter of Talent."

Her voice was soft, yet carried an undeniable certainty, as if stating a truth that had been verified a thousand times over. Moran then told the two witch predecessors about her strange familiarity with the terms 'First Generation Witch' and 'Second Generation Witch'.

Tracy pondered for a moment: "In that case... you've heard the saying, 'The moment a prophecy succeeds, the future cannot be changed,' right?"

Moran nodded: "You said in the seventh volume of the 'Witch's Magic Handbook,' the 'Prophecy Magic Handbook': 'The more important the matter, the less you should attempt a precise divination, because only the unforeseen future is full of infinite possibilities, and once a prophecy is successful, the future cannot be changed.'"

Seeing that she recited it perfectly, Tracy nodded approvingly: "The future scenario appears in our prophecy, and it is also part of destiny. The appearance of the prophecy will also cause the future to move closer to the predicted direction. You feel familiar with these two words, probably because in the future, these two words are related to you."

Moran, who was always quick-witted, didn't quite understand what Tracy meant for a moment. Sylph, Vasita, and Lilith were already feeling dizzy.

As the founder of the Witch Academy, Tracy was not only knowledgeable but also an excellent teacher. She immediately noticed their confusion and further explained:

"You haven't made any predictions about Tiana's talent test results yet, have you?"
I'm guessing their test results should be similar.

If you discover that the little witches bred by a witch all possess the characteristics of an unlimited magical talent across all magic types, but lack the witch's magical power and innate abilities, yet have higher initial magical power than ordinary witches, what would you do?

Moran was indeed planning to predict the results of Tiana's talent test thirteen years later.

If Tiana and Flora were the same, and their magic talents were found to be limitless, and they were identified as witches, but they had no magic power or intangible manifestations of their talents, how devastating would that have been for them during the testing period!
The best way is to distinguish between witches with unlimited magical talent and who possess magical power and materialized forms of their talent, and witches that grow on the Witch Tree.

Let all witches know that there is a kind of witch who has no magical power or material manifestations.

If she were to make this distinction, the first words that come to mind when thinking of witches and the witches they cultivate are 'first-generation witches' and 'second-generation witches'.

The first witch who naturally awakened among the witches was a fully-fledged witch with unlimited magical talent in all elements, as well as magical power and a unique manifestation of her talent.

The second-generation witch, born from the witch's tree by the first witch, possesses only unlimited all-elemental magical talent and initial magical power far exceeding that of ordinary witches; she has no magical power or material manifestation of her talent.

The Witch Tree, a mutated plant that can grow little witches, will definitely be included in the "Little Witch Series." If the concepts of the first and second generation witches are also added, Flora and Tiana won't be disappointed during their entrance exams because they have the title of witch but lack magical power and a manifestation of their talents.

After all, all the witches knew the difference between the first and second witches and were already mentally prepared.

Thinking about it this way, Moran understood what Senior Tracy meant: "'First Generation Witch' and 'Second Generation Witch' should be my names for witches who awaken naturally and witches born from witches! That inexplicable sense of familiarity is the result of the prophecy reminding me."

Tracy looked at her admiringly: "I think you're trying to predict the witch chapter of the *Young Witches' Book* ten years from now? Hmm... maybe you also want me to predict whether the first witch will grow on the Witch Tree, right?" (End of Chapter)