The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Moran had the Book of Cards, so he didn't need the Fruit of Realization to transform things from the dream world into reality. He didn't eat it, but took one of the cards and fed it to the Book of Cards as material. Then he tried to make a card with the Fruit of Realization.

The Fruit of Realization that appears after using the {Fruit of Realization} card has the same effect as the reward for hunting Dream Eater.

The Fruit of Realization is only useful in the Dream World. In the real world here, there is no magical energy available for absorption, so everything must be transformed from the Dream World using the Fruit of Realization.

With just this card, Moran is confident that she can turn everyone in the Dreamweaver World into members of the Dawn Society, allowing her to earn a large amount of one-time magic power and permanent magic power.

Unfortunately, there's a rule in the mission notes for Dream World: "It is forbidden to take away world resources on a large scale."

The concept of "world resources" is explained in detail in the materials of the Otherworld Archives.

All matter and energy in the world fall under the category of world resources, whether owned or unowned.

If a mission includes the clause "prohibiting the excessive acquisition of world resources," any act of plundering matter and energy will be considered a violation of the agreement.

Since the explorers have violated the agreement, the Covenant will no longer constrain the behavior of the world consciousness during the mission.

In this situation, it all depends on what the world's consciousness decides to do. At best, its possessions will be confiscated; at worst, it will be directly strangled, with its body and soul becoming nourishment for the world to nurture intelligent beings.

One-time and permanent magical energy of intelligent beings within the world also fall under the category of world resources.

Unless she's prepared to sell all the cards at cost price without making any profit, her large-scale development of the Dawn Society here would definitely be seen as a violation of the mission agreement.

Fortunately, knowledge alone is not among the world's resources, so using the Book of Cards to collect the world's magic is not considered a breach of contract.

Compared to the Fruit of Realization, the Dream Time Plate is more practical for Moran.

The Dream Time Disc is shaped like a round pocket watch. It can be used in single-player dream instances in the Dream World to slow down the flow of time in the instance. It expires after one use.

Moran still used a Dream Disc as material in the Book of Cards to design and create the {Dream Disc} card.

Now I don't have to worry about not having a dream to play with.

If it weren't for the fact that she had to wait for the next Transformation class in Emerald Village, Moran would have loved to go to the Forest Island tonight to find a solo instance to practice magic, raising her magic level, which was currently limited to the Valen World level and stuck at the peak or first-tier level, to the upper limit of the Dreamweaver World.

Now she plans to wait until she has finished most of the courses in Emerald Wood Village before using the Dream Disc to go into the dungeon, where she can quickly increase her magic level and practice the natural transformation magic she just learned.

That night, Moran continued to take Zhizhi out to hunt dream-eating tapirs.

This time, her target was purely ordinary magic crystals and primordial magic crystals.

The reward of hunting a Dream Eater isn't much magic crystals, but it adds up to a considerable amount and can help offset the cost of crafting cards using the Card Book.

Three days later, the holiday in Emerald Village ended, the Transformation Class resumed, and the Dream Eaters in Canaan City were almost wiped out. Moran resumed his fulfilling life of studying skill books during the day and going to the Dream World Classroom at night.

She absorbed knowledge like crazy in class, relying on her super memory and learning ability, while also getting extra tutoring from Transformation Masters after class, supported by plenty of Dream Coins. With this two-pronged approach, her progress was astonishing.

When Moran first participated in the small cat transformation class, she practiced basic cat walks with the new students in a training field covered with fine sand, carefully controlling the force of her paw pads landing.

Three days later, during the second lesson, her transformed white cat was able to walk with textbook-perfect cat steps, with natural and precise swinging of the waist and tail balance.

By the third lesson, she was even able to instruct other students on how to predict the distance to obstacles by observing the subtle tremors of their beards.

On the first day of training for the large cat sprint course, she, transformed into a cheetah, was still struggling to catch up in the middle of the group, losing her balance every time she made a sharp turn.

When she appeared on the training field for the second time, her sprint speed was already consistently among the top three, and she was the last one to stop during the endurance test.

When she returned a week later, her transformed cheetah was now on par with real wild cheetahs, and even her mentor personally announced that there was nothing more to teach her.

The bird flight class was even more amazing. At first, she was just like everyone else and couldn't even master the basic balance of flight. But before the class was even over, she was already able to skillfully use the wind to complete long-term hovering and gliding.

Such scenes are constantly being reenacted in every animal transformation classroom in Cuimu Village.

At first, the young dreamers who were studying the Beast Whisperer path just found it novel that an adventurer was coming to teach, but gradually they stopped laughing.

What they found most unacceptable was that Moran's performance was not a mechanical imitation based on skill books, but a flexible transformation that truly understood the essence of each creature.

How could they bear it when an adventurer they usually disregarded surpassed them in shapeshifting skills, a skill for which there were absolutely no shortcuts!

"That's ridiculous!"

After the frog metamorphosis class, several young animal speakers gathered around the pond and whispered, "When she first came to class last time, she couldn't even control a frog's tongue, but now she's already discussing with the instructor the optimal secretion ratio of skin mucus under different humidity levels!"

"We've been studying for a year and haven't reached that level yet, and she's only been studying for a few days?"

This invisible pressure made all the dreamers in Cuimu Village tense up.

Outside the instructors' treehouses, more and more people are asking for advice on transformation techniques. There are many students practicing on their own in the training area. Students who used to arrive at the last minute to enter the classroom now arrive half an hour early to reserve a front-row seat.

The thought that "we cannot lose to the adventurers in transformation" spread like wildfire among the dreamers.

Inspired by Moran, the "benchmark," the atmosphere of the transformation course in Cuimu Village has undergone tremendous changes.

As the mentors watched this foreign adventurer's rapid progress, and compared it with the steady learning pace of the Dream Citizen students, their brows furrowed deeper and deeper.

"Look at them!" The instructor of the large cat transformation class lashed the ground with his tail. "You've all taken two courses, and you're still no match for these adventurers who've only been here for two weeks!"

The instructor of the bird transformation class was even more ruthless: "Molan finished the course early yesterday. From now until the end of the course, none of you are allowed to deactivate your transformation state privately! Violators will be thrown into a flock of wild birds to learn!" (End of Chapter)