The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 735 Three Thousand Mirror Ruins 2
Mo Lan lives on the 17th floor of Building 2 in the Lu Rong residential area.

In this world, the high-rise buildings have no stairs or elevators; going up or down is all done by teleportation.

Lu Rong Residential Area is considered a mid-to-high-end residential area in the city, with only one household per floor.

There are dedicated teleportation rooms at the entrance of the community, downstairs in each building, and in each household. You can go home by swiping your room card without paying any teleportation fees.

Moran walked into the teleportation room at the entrance of the community, stood inside the teleportation circle, swiped her card, and arrived at the teleportation room at home.

This room has several teleportation loops leading to different places: some to the entrance of the residential complex, some downstairs, some to the garbage room, some to the complex restaurant, and some to the gym...

It truly makes it possible to leave the community, throw away trash, and use any facility within the community in one step, no matter which building or floor you live on.

Looking at the various teleportation devices integrated into the daily lives of the residents, Moran gained a real sense of the advanced level of spatial magic in this world.

She stepped out of the teleportation room, found a comfortable spot in the living room, and then summoned the Book of Cards, beginning to feed it materials.

Moran inherited this identity, and along with it, he could freely dispose of the property associated with that identity.

This is the benefit of an invitation from a close friend.

First, there's the stuff in the pink storage mirror around her neck.

For ordinary items, she took one of each denomination of mirror coin and used it as material for the Book of Cards.

Moran sensed the presence of spatial power within these mirror coins, with the higher the denomination, the stronger the power, making them feel as if they could be used as space gems.

Moran estimated that even the smallest denomination of mirror coin, one dollar, could be used to create a spatial item with half a cubic meter of storage space.

In Valen, such spatial magic materials are rare, yet in the Three Thousand Mirror Ruins world, they are used as a common currency.

This shows how abundant space-related magical materials are in this world, which explains why teleportation devices have become integrated into daily life.

After creating various {Mirror Coin} cards, Moran then set his sights on the small round storage mirror itself.

This item is very common in the Three Thousand Mirror Ruins World; it's considered one of the lowest-level spatial items.

However, in other places, they are even rarer than items from other spaces.

This was the first spatial item Moran had ever seen that could be used without magical energy and that anyone could open.

After emptying everything from the small storage mirror, she used it as card-making material in the Book of Cards, and then immediately made another card, the {Anonymous Small Storage Mirror}.

Once materialized, it becomes an identical small round storage mirror.

Moran put the item she had just taken out back in and then hung it back around her neck.

Next, she began to examine the magical fluctuations in the room.

Along the wall in the living room, there is a large cabinet filled with photo-taking stones.

The recording stone can record sound and images, and can be played back by activating it with magical energy.

However, the memory stone in this cabinet is basically for the original owner to see.

Before the original owner began cultivating, he was using a projector next to the cabinet.

Put a one-dollar mirror coin into the projector, then put in the recording stone and it will play.

The photo stones in the cabinet contain photos of lessons recorded by the original owner, photos left by her parents, and photos of stories, songs, and movies bought from a photo shop. The original owner had seen them all, and Moran inherited her memories, remembering them even more clearly than she did herself.

Moran wasn't very interested in what was inside these memory stones; he only found a blank memory stone to use as material for the Book of Cards.

The lighting fixtures, heaters, air conditioners, stoves, water heaters, water tanks, and toilets in the house all emit magical fluctuations and are magical items, but they are all fixed to the house structure and connected to the power supply box in the house through wires, so they cannot be taken down individually to be used as materials for the Book of Cards.

These things also use Mirror Coins as their energy source.

The welfare benefits provided by the Mirror Lord's Mansion to the children of martyrs include a monthly allowance of Mirror Coins, which are specifically used to recharge household power boxes.

Of these household appliances, everything else is fine. Apart from the difference in power supply method, the only difference between them and those Moran used in other worlds is their appearance. In actual use, the difference is not particularly significant.

Only the toilet is quite amazing.

This toilet has neither an outlet nor an inlet.

If it weren't for her memory indicating that this was for using the toilet, she would have thought this short, stout thing was an alien-shaped foot bath.

The basin has a small opening and a large pelvic cavity, just right for sitting on.

There is a special teleportation device inside that targets specific objects; once excrement enters, it is immediately teleported away and disappears.

However, it can only transport excrement; anything else that falls in will simply stay in place.

Such devices can be found in washbasins, bathtubs, pools, and even floor tiles, but they need to be activated to work. Some can remove sewage, while others can remove dust.

Transmission devices have become so widespread that they have replaced water supply, drainage, and sewage systems.

"This is so convenient!" Moran had never imagined that spatial magic could be used like this.

Unfortunately, while this device is convenient, it would be difficult to implement in other worlds.

No world uses materials that can be used to create spatial items as daily consumables.

Even if Moran mastered the method of making {Mirror Coins}, using {Mirror Coins} made from the Book of Cards as a source of energy would still be somewhat extravagant.

The cost of obtaining Mirror Coins in this world is lower than the cost of crafting them using the Book of Cards!
The resources are so abundant that Moran is even a little envious of the people in this world.

In addition to the living room, kitchen, dining room, bathroom, and bedroom, there is also a meditation room in the house.

The area of ​​the meditation room is larger than all other areas of the house combined.

The most expensive room in the entire house is this training room. It is made entirely of special materials, which not only provides amazing protection by isolating all teleportation magic, making it difficult for outsiders to force their way in, but also allows you to cast spells without disturbing others. It also helps to calm the mind, gather energy, and enhance the effectiveness of your training.

The original owner had gone in many times with her parents, but after her parents passed away, she never went in again.

This cultivation room, like the storage mirror left by my parents, also requires cultivation and a specific method to open.

The original owner was not yet of age to cultivate, and the cultivation room had not been opened since her parents passed away.

Moran did have a way to open it, but after thinking about it, she didn't do anything.

This is a level 10 world. Moran has just arrived and is still in the process of understanding this world. She should try her best to integrate into the local identity she has inherited and avoid doing things that are inconsistent with her identity.

Anyway, given the original owner's age, she'll soon be able to take the talent test and begin formal cultivation. We can check it then.

When it comes to cultivation, the humans in this world and the humans of Valen have some similarities.