The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 69 Go to sleep immediately!
"Hmm, will and command?"

Moran recalled that when she was casting the spell, if she was distracted, the effect of the Clear Spring spell would be affected.

With more practice, I won't have to maintain such a high level of concentration every time I use the Clear Spring Technique.

Thoughts are the most uncontrollable thing, and maintaining concentration for a long time is not an easy thing to do.

If you always have to concentrate fully to cast spells, your mobility will be too poor. You'll be easy targets for ambushes, so how can you use magic to protect yourself?

She remembered that point.

Read on.

"The third factor affecting the effectiveness of the Clear Spring Technique: emotions and outbursts."

Emotions not only affect willpower, but also magical power.

When casting a spell, excessive emotional fluctuations can cause the spell to automatically become an outlet for pent-up emotions, leading to an explosion of magical power and the entire spell going out of control.

The manifestation of the Clear Spring spell going out of control is usually a torrent of water exceeding its own casting limit.

If emotions are not controlled in time, the Clear Spring spell will drain magical power in a short period of time.

"If one's emotions remain intense after their magical power is drained and the spellcasting process is not interrupted, it will further damage their life force, and in extreme cases, it can be fatal..."

"It will damage your life force? It could even be fatal? It's that serious?" Moran was still shaken.

She was so excited that she lost control for a moment after her first successful spell. The spring water gushed out as if a dam had burst, but thankfully she managed to control it in time.

Moran went to check the normal consumption of the Clear Spring spell.

Although the cost of casting spells varies depending on each witch's magical proficiency and water magic talent, there is no exact figure.

However, generally speaking, even the little witch with the worst talent in water magic, when she first learns the Clear Spring spell, would not consume more than 6 mana to create a water tower with it.

Moran's water magic talent has no upper limit; his magic power can be converted into water elemental power without any obstacles, and the consumption will only be low, not high.

But she had already used up 20 mana magic points during her practice.

Most of these losses likely occurred when emotions were out of control at the time.

She lost control for less than 3 seconds.

Based on this calculation, even if a mid-level witch's magical power were completely drained, it wouldn't take more than a minute.

If her emotions had been any stronger, I can't even imagine what would have happened!

Moran recalled what was said in the "Young Witches' Book": "Young witches under the age of thirteen are forbidden from learning magic, as it will damage their foundation."

It now seems that the young witch was indeed unsuitable for magic.

The younger the child, the harder it is to control their emotions.

Young witches have limited magical power, and a moment of emotional outburst during a spell could cost them their lives.

At least Ms. Amisa was always supervising the college.

By the way, why didn't Shana's mother discover that she was a witch before she enrolled in school?

Even if a witch can't see the witch's aura, a young witch, even without an aura, can still be quite telling!

At the entrance ceremony, the young witches seemed completely unaware of their own talents.

How is this going?

Moran was extremely curious, but there were no answers in the book in front of him.

Or... should we ask the head of the department?
"Dean, Dean, didn't the mothers know about the young witches' talents before they enrolled? Didn't they have an energy aura?" Moran asked. Amisha: "..."

She was indeed watching over the little witch 24/7, and was no longer surprised that Moran treated her like a personal tutor.

"Reference book: The Traces of Energy"

"Oh!" Moran immediately flipped through the witch's book, preparing to take a look at "Traces of Energy".

"It's already 2 a.m. I'll close the book and go to sleep now, and read it again tomorrow. Lack of sleep and poor physical condition will also affect the speed of magic power growth!"

She was just reciting the contents of "The Clear Spring is Tinkling" when she suddenly asked about the young witch. With her wild and whimsical thoughts, Amisha felt that if she didn't remind her, Moran might stay up all night reading it again.

Ensuring the little witch's healthy growth is also one of her duties as the headmistress.

Upon hearing that lack of sleep would affect magic power, Moran immediately became frightened: "Sleep, sleep, sleep right now!"

Put the Book of Witches aside and lie down obediently.

But she couldn't help but worry: "Dean, is there anything that can reduce sleep time? I need to sleep eight hours a day, and then I won't have much time to study after class!"

"Who told you you have to sleep eight hours? Young witches under the age of thirteen only need seven to eight hours of sleep. Young witches over the age of thirteen only need five or six hours of sleep a day. Adult witches only need three or four hours of sleep. Higher-ranking witches can sleep even less. Of course, there's no harm in sleeping more."

"? (°°)?" Moran was extremely shocked: "It wasn't mentioned in the 'Young Witch Series'!"

"It will be in the 'Little Witch Series' starting today. If you're interested, there's a book called 'Health Preservation Begins with Little Witches' in the first-grade library. But now, right now, close your eyes and go to sleep!"

Amisha never imagined that one day she would become the one who puts little witches to sleep.

Moran: "..."

So it was only added now?

Perhaps she was influenced by her memories of her past life, and subconsciously felt that she needed to sleep for eight hours!
Back in Cuixi Plain, I did nothing all day long, sleeping until I naturally woke up. If it was still dark, I would take another nap and never paid attention to how long I actually slept.

No wonder the timing of the entrance ceremony was so ominous.

No wonder the college bells started ringing at six in the morning.

For witches who have short sleep durations, the idea of ​​working at sunrise and resting at sunset simply doesn't exist!

Moran felt that he still didn't know enough about witches and urgently needed to read books to supplement his knowledge.

However, it was indeed too late, so she suppressed her curiosity and closed her eyes to count sheep.

The morning bell rings, signaling another sleep-deprived day where breadfruit is needed to perk me up.

"I'll come back for a nap at noon..." Moran muttered as she got out of bed to change her clothes.

Remembering the Clear Spring Technique she had learned last night, she changed her clothes even faster.

She left home a little earlier than usual; Vasita and Sylph hadn't come out yet.

Today it's her turn to be Miss Snail!

Moran ran to Vasita's yard next door and asked, "Vasita! Is there still water in your water tower?"

“There’s still some left. Are you out of water over there? Use mine for now! I’ll get some for you when I get back at noon!” Vasita, wearing pajamas and with messy hair, poked her head out.

She thought Moran had run out of water to wash up.

"No need! Leave it to me!" Moran, wand in hand, strode confidently toward Vasita's backyard.

Vasita rubbed her eyes: "???"

What should I give her? She didn't even take a bucket!
(End of this chapter)