The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 729 Sales Failure
Valen World, Witch Wilderness, Emerald Plains.

Sylph sensed the unusual fluctuations in the plantation's protective magic array and rushed over, only to see a familiar figure on the grass. She exclaimed in surprise, "Moran?"

Moran turned around in surprise: "Sylph! You haven't gone to the other world yet?"

She left from Sylph's plantation to go to the Sky Well, and this time she returned to the same place.

I never expected that Sylph would still be here.

"I haven't even settled my plantation yet, how can I leave! But if you had come back a few months later, you might not have seen me at all..."

Sylph glanced at her magic watch: "That's right! It's only been four years, eight months, and five days since we last met. How come you're back so soon? Didn't you send a message before you left saying you were going to the Dream World to upgrade your witch magic to level three before you came back?"

"Of course! The Dream Time Disc and Dream Dungeon of the Dream World combined are simply a secret cultivation artifact. I stayed in the dungeon for nearly ten years to raise my witch magic to the peak of the third tier, while only a month passed in the outside world."

The Dream World changed the mission details at the last minute, which is why I returned early.

Moran briefly recounted his experience exploring the Dream World to her, and Sylph listened with great interest:
"So, the Dream World thought you were just focusing on researching your magic in the virtual world instead of hunting Dream Eaters, which is why they suddenly ended the mission and reissued the mission invitation?"

“Most likely.” Moran shrugged, complaining, “The world consciousness of the Dreamweaver World is too stingy. Although I’m not very enthusiastic about hunting Dream Eaters, I’ve still spent a lot of magic power casting spells and making cards!”

"Pfft~" Sylph laughed and shook her head: "The task you did... is truly eye-opening!"

Moran tossed a card to Sylph: "These are the magical plant seeds and corresponding information I collected in the Dream World. It's a pity the quest ended too quickly, and I didn't get to collect them all..."

Sylph materialized the cards and looked at the seed bags and data cards that filled several large boxes: "It seems that my trip to the Sky Well will have to be postponed for a while longer!"

She went to the Sky Well specifically to find the magical plants from another world, and now those magical plants are right before her eyes.

“Sylph, look at this!” Moran pulled out some photos: “These were taken in Emerald Village in the Dream World. This kind of tree is called a hollow tree…”

In the dream world, she had seen so many novel magical plants, but only the hollow tree left a deep impression on her and she could never forget it.

Unfortunately, I didn't have time to get its seeds from the living hollow tree. I only secretly broke off a branch from the Tree Heart Hotel, made it into a card, and brought it back.

"Take a look at this branch, isn't it completely devoid of any life?" Moran handed the {Hollow Branch (Spirit Remnant Version)} to Sylph.

Sylph looked at the photo and was also very curious about the plant. She carefully examined the hollow branch: "Strange... This branch is quite fresh and still has some life, but the life is decreasing. My alien magic can't save it. It probably can't be propagated by cuttings... Is this really the 'remains' of an intelligent race after its transformation? If you hadn't told me, I really couldn't see a trace of flesh and blood!"

"The Spirit-Transformation Clan's shapeshifting magic, when mastered to its highest level, is truly flawless." Moran transformed into his most proficient form, the drooping orchid: "Sylph, look at me. If I don't say anything, can you tell I'm fake?"

Sylph had never seen a weeping orchid in the dream world, but that didn't stop her from observing the flower that Moran had transformed into from a botanical perspective. The more she observed, the more magical it seemed to her:

"I can't believe there's magic like this in the world! It even mimics the way magical plants absorb energy from the soil and air. If you hadn't told me, I wouldn't have been able to tell it wasn't a real plant!" Moran excitedly shared his knowledge of plant transformation magic with Sylph: "With your research on plants, learning plant transformation magic will definitely be much easier for you. How about it? Want a copy of plant transformation magic knowledge? It's half price, only 50 units of primordial magic crystals!"

Sylph imagined herself growing in the ground alongside the plants she had cultivated, and her heart fluttered... It's just a pity...

"I don't have that many Origin Magic Crystals left. I spent some on otherworldly plant seeds at the Explorer's Camp."

"I'm quite interested in that hollow tree you mentioned that has stopped growing but is still alive, and the amazing plants in the exploration area..."

As Sylph spoke, she made up her mind: "I might as well go and check out Dream World when I'm done with my work!"

She hasn't set off yet, not only because there are still some plants to arrange at the plantation, but also because there aren't any suitable mission invitations for her at the Sky Well.

It wasn't that the task was too difficult and she wasn't confident she could complete it, or it was that the world was too different from the natural world, with insufficient plant resources.

In comparison, the Dream World that Moran just visited is actually a better choice.

"..." Moran never expected that his first attempt to promote his knowledge of otherworldly magic would fail, but instead give Dreamweaver World a boost in advertising.

However, from Sylph's perspective, this is indeed a good choice.

As long as she puts {Dream Coins}, {Dream Wood}, {Fruit of Realization}, and {Dream Time Plate} on the market, anyone who goes to the Dream World can fight a rich battle.

Even if you're in different worlds, card magic can still be used.

Moran herself doesn't plan to go, but if Sylph is willing to go, she can use Sylph's help to collect some more books, skill books, and magical materials from the Dream World.

This can be considered as making up for some of her regrets!

“Of course, no problem!” Sylph agreed immediately.

Moran then explained some aspects of the real world of Dream World to her: "You'll definitely adapt to the dream world without any problems, but you need to be careful in the real world. If you can't get a legal identity, you'd better build a safe house and hide there..."

People who have never lived in the technological world find it hard to understand the level of information transparency there, and it's easy to accidentally expose oneself.

If it weren't for the fact that you could leave the world at any time simply by killing a Dream Eater, and that people in the real world have very low magic levels, the completion rate of past missions in the Dream World would definitely not be this high.

After compiling a bunch of information about the Dream World and turning it into cards for Sylph, Moran said goodbye to her and teleported away.

She contacted her senior, Tracy, who asked her to meet at the Dukang Tavern in Witch Town. It was almost time for their meeting.