The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

"What if I said I discovered that as long as I fully master a skill, I can use it in the real world without needing the Fruit of Realization, without any additional conversion?" Moran said.

"No...no additional conversion needed?" Downs' voice trembled slightly. As a seasoned adventurer, he knew all too well the weight of Moran's words.

Adventurers who want to use dream abilities in the real world must go through a complicated conversion process.

First, use the Fruit of Realization to transform the racial core, then transform the class template, followed by the class level and mana. After all of these are transformed into the real world, each skill still needs to be transformed separately.

This is why adventurers in reality often possess less than one-tenth of their original strength and dare not easily use magical skills from the dream world. This is not only because the cost of each spell is extremely high, but also because it is difficult to gather enough Realization Fruits to transform powerful magical skills into reality.

Among these, transforming racial cores and class templates requires high-quality Fruits of Realization, but each person can only transform one, so the required quantity is not large; mana needs to be replenished when it is consumed, and although the demand for transformation is large, only low-quality Fruits of Realization are needed; only transforming skills requires both high-quality Fruits of Realization, and each person cannot transform only one skill, so the demand is also high.

"If the skill doesn't require additional conversion..." Downs' brain was calculating rapidly, and his breathing became involuntarily rapid.

This means that in the future, the transformation pressure on all adventurers will be greatly reduced, and more magical skills from the dream world can be brought into reality!

Even though mastering a skill requires a lot of time and effort, compared to the fruit of materialization, especially the rarity of high-quality fruit of materialization, time and effort are the cheapest costs.

Moran, seeing Towns' expression, knew he understood the value of this method and decided to add another bargaining chip:
"Moreover, any skill that I learn on my own... can be further improved without the limitations of skill books. The reason why my shapeshifting ability is highly praised by the Dreamers and far surpasses the effect of shapeshifting from skill books is because my mastery of the skill has exceeded that of the skill book."

Perhaps it's not that skill books can't be upgraded, but rather that everyone is used to taking shortcuts, treating skill books only as convenient 'skill' tools, while ignoring the knowledge they carry as 'books'.

The effectiveness of a tool is fixed once it's made, but knowledge is a lifelong pursuit.

Towns finally understood why everyone on the forums said that Moran's shapeshifting ability was more effective than that of ordinary people; it turned out that she had already broken through the limitations of the ability through learning.

Their people have already checked. Moran only set foot in Emerald Wood Village for the first time a little over a year ago and became a Spirit Transformation Clan member. Judging from the pictures, in such a short time, she has at least completely mastered three skills: Dream Language, Weeping Orchid Transformation, and Ghost Cat Transformation. Perhaps "completely mastering" a skill is not that difficult.

The main appeal lies in the combination of three factors: additional skill point acquisition, no conversion cost, and breaking through skill limits.

Even he was tempted.

"Now, do you think our deal can be completed?" Moran felt she had proven the value of her information, and it was time for the Federation to withdraw from the warehouse and let her dispose of its contents as she pleased.

Although she had originally rented the warehouse and could cancel access to the spare key she gave out at any time, it was still inconvenient for her to take out the Book of Cards to collect these things because their people were here.

Towns nodded knowingly and left with the guards at the door.

He was also eager to report the news he had received that day and then try it out himself.

"They're all gone now..." Moran locked the warehouse door from the inside, deactivated the transformation, summoned the Book of Cards, collected everything in the warehouse as card-making materials, and then designed and produced the corresponding cards.

After that, she can take it whenever she wants, and as much as she wants.

However, her plant transformation magic was still a bit lacking, so she wasn't in a hurry to learn these newly acquired magical skills. After finishing that, she went to find her tutor for more lessons.

From that day on, Moran never had any further contact with anyone from the Federation.

She continues to travel between the dream world and reality every day, devoting herself wholeheartedly to the plant transformation course.

When Moran finally mastered the last plant transformation skill, it was a year later in the real world.

That day, she opened the Dream Forum on her communication watch, and a federal official announcement was prominently displayed at the top: "A New Way to Use Skill Books: The Benefits of 'Completely Acquiring Skills'".

It details the benefits of "fully acquiring skills," from skill point rewards and the ability to use them in the real world without conversion, to spellcasting effects that are slightly better than skill books, all with textures and even videos.

The Dream Federation even stated in its announcement that it would recruit teachers with high salaries who have thoroughly mastered general skills such as dream language, and incorporate the teaching of these skills into the federation's basic education system for teenagers, so that children can accumulate several skill points before entering the dream world.

This long-awaited "post" is the very intelligence she sold to Downs. Now, it has been published by the Federation as a major research finding, presumably because she personally tested it and confirmed its effectiveness.

As dusk fell, pale pink moonlight streamed in through the window. Moran chuckled softly, closed the page, lay down on the bed, and let her consciousness sink into her mental sea.

At this point, the key to dreams has become the door to dreams.

All the skill books that had been floating around the Dream Gate had disappeared, leaving only two streams of dream energy: one connected to the Spirit Metamorphosis Clan's racial crystal and the other connected to the Forest Guardian's class template.

Passing through the dream gate, the sun is just rising outside the window of the dream world.

Instead of heading out to class immediately, Moran, unusually, started packing her things in the hotel room.

She has mastered all the plant and animal transformation magic that can be learned in Greenwood Village, and based on this, she has sorted out the essence of natural transformation magic.

The instructors of the Metamorphosis course in Cuimu Village had nothing more to teach her.

She knew it was time to leave this beautiful village.

I said goodbye to the village mentor, classmates, and village chief yesterday, and the hotel room is only available until noon today.

After restoring the hotel room to its original state, Moran took one last look around and opened the window.

The next second, her body began to change. Her arms transformed into broad wings, and her body was covered with iron-gray feathers. In the blink of an eye, a magnificent eagle stood on the windowsill and took flight into the sky.

As Moran passed by the flowerbed in the middle of the village, she saw Sula, who had transformed into a weeping orchid, gently swaying her petals; Vichy, who had transformed into a colorful swallowtail butterfly, dancing gracefully among the flowers; in the treehouse classroom, Instructor Grenie was demonstrating the basic transformation techniques of orchids to the new students; and old Groot was standing at the door of the treehouse, waving his hat at her.

Riding the wind, Emerald Village gradually shrank beneath them. (End of Chapter)