The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 684 Dream World 22
After lying down on the bed and falling asleep, Moran immediately checked the "Professional Skills Book - White Cat Transformation" in her mental sea.

The book is still floating there intact.

This indicates that her self-taught white cat transformation in the real world is far from reaching the standard level presented in the skill book.

The dream world outside the window was still shrouded in night, with pink moonlight filtering through the leaves.

Instead of rushing out, Moran probed his mental energy into the "Special Skill Book - Orchid of the Hanging Silk Transformation", "Special Skill Book - Night Cat Transformation", and "Occupational Skill Book - Sparrow Transformation" in his mental sea in turn.

The transformation of the titmouse is fine; corresponding cards can be made in the real world.

However, the transformations of the Weeping Orchid and the Night Cat were learned directly after the race change ritual, and since they couldn't be used as samples in the Book of Cards, they could only be learned in the Dream World.

I might as well give it a try and see if there are any restrictions on learning the knowledge in skill books in the dream world.

There's absolutely no problem with reading the knowledge in skill books, and after reading them, there's no problem with converting your magic into animal shapeshifting power to cast spells.

Moran can even use the corresponding skill books to personally experience the biological instincts of the hyacinth orchid, the night cat, and the titmouse. This is a hundred times more intuitive than simply practicing based on the knowledge in the skill book. Even the memory transmission of the Blue Star civilization cannot compare to this immersive learning method.

While wandering around the village in her Night Cat form, Moran encountered several Dreamfolk children playing.

These little creatures all retain some of their deformed state; some have fluffy animal ears, some have wagging bushy tails, and one girl has a few small flowers blooming in her hair.

It was only then that Moran realized that the Dreamers of the Beast Speaker profession also mastered the transformation method step by step in the order of "partial transformation - complete transformation - perfect transformation".

They can clearly make skill books, so why don't they use them themselves?
Moran's curiosity was completely piqued. She lightly leaped down from the treetop and silently approached the little girl with pink flowers blooming on her head.

The cat's paws made no sound as it stepped on the soft grass. It wasn't until she walked up to the little girl that the girl realized there was a cat beside her.

"Can you tell me why you don't use skill books to learn magic?" Moran asked using the "Speak Human Language" skill.

The little girl was taken aback at first, her lips pursed in grievance, and her eyes instantly welled up with tears. She first looked at her with envy, then her expression turned resentful.
"I also want to know why the God of Dreams only granted us the ability to create skill books!"

She angrily tugged at the hem of her skirt, "If we could use skill books too, I wouldn't have to study pink petal flowers here every day. Plant transformation is just too difficult!"

This answer made Moran's cat ears stand up instantly.

So, while Dreamers can create skill books, they can't use them directly like adventurers?
But she quickly noticed the contradiction: "Don't the Spirit Transformation Clan naturally possess two special transformation abilities? One for plants and one for animals. Can't they directly master these?"

She glanced at the little girl's condition—the girl didn't seem to have any professional level, and didn't appear to be learning a professional transformation skill.

"Of course not!" The little girl stomped her foot, causing the petals above her head to tremble. "Everyone only knows that they have awakened two special shapeshifting abilities, but they are still far from mastering them!"

She squatted down dejectedly and drew circles on the ground with her finger. "My mother said that I've been learning how to transform pink petals for so long, so my talent for being a forest ranger is probably just average. I'll probably only be able to become a beast whisperer in the future."

Moran looked thoughtfully at the crooked pink flower on the little girl's head; it was clearly a failed attempt at transformation.

It turns out that the Dreamers of Emerald Wood Village don't have the same free choice of profession as adventurers; they also have their own innate talents and strengths! "Here, take this. Thank you for helping me answer my question. I wish you a speedy mastery of the Pink Petal Flower Transformation." Moran pushed a Dream Coin in front of her.

"!!!" The little girl's eyes lit up: "Thank you, Cat Adventurer! I can use it to buy a small pot and plant the pink petal flower to study it!"

She grabbed the copper coin and skipped away, the poor little flower on her head turning back into ordinary hair with a "poof" as she ran.

Deeply moved, Moran decided to emulate the down-to-earth learning methods of the Dreamers.

Although she has the knowledge in the skill book as a shortcut, to truly master the essence of shapeshifting magic, she must personally experience the nature of each form, just like the Dreamers.

Only by truly learning to use real plants and animals as learning models can she break free from the limitations of skill books and learn various plant or animal transformations that interest her.

When she transformed into the Night Purple Cat, she was no longer satisfied with simply imitating its form, but truly integrated into the cat population of Greenwood Village.

The fluffy black figure nimbly moved between the rooftop vine bridge, sniffing and playing with other stray cats.

By observing the angle at which a real cat licks its fur and the way it uses its muscles when ambush, she constantly adjusts the details of her transformation.

After transforming into a titmouse, she bravely joined the flock of birds in the treetops.

At first, the other tits were wary of this "freak," as her feathers were too glossy and her calls had an unnatural rhythm.

But Moran persisted in her imitation, and finally an elderly tit leader accepted her.

From her flock, she learned how to use her tail feathers to fine-tune her dive angle and which wingbeat frequency required the least effort.

The most unexpected discovery was that several Dreamers were also practicing transforming into tits. One clumsy novice almost crashed into a tree branch, just like when she first transformed into a tit using her own abilities.

When she transformed into a weeping orchid, Moran no longer stayed in the flowerpot on the hotel balcony. Instead, she found a spot in a sun-drenched flowerbed in the woods and planted herself, experiencing the unique way plants perceive things.

When Moran extends its root system, it can sense the vibrations of underground insects crawling, and its petals can distinguish the differences in sunlight temperature at different times.

Some of the plants in the flowerbed have obviously disordered root systems, and are clearly not real flowers or plants.

Little did she know that the "flowers and plants" were also watching her strange adventurer with surprise.

In this immersive practice, Moran's shapeshifting ability improved at an astonishing rate.

On the third day after arriving in the dream world, all the transformation skill books in my mental sea disappeared.

According to her original plan, she would have reached the required level in Transfiguration magic and could then continue learning other Transfiguration skills.

Just as she learned the skills of Weeping Orchid, Night Cat, Tit, White Cat, Gale Wolf, Speaking Human Language, and Animal Soothing, she received a skill point reward for each skill. Now she can learn seven skill books at once.