The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 82 Organizing Materials
"I don't need to write the thesis anymore, but I still need to learn and practice magic, and there are so many books to read," Moran said.

"My goal is to read all the books in the academy library before graduation, memorize them, learn all the witch spells, and then raise my magic level as high as possible!"
Even if I don't have to write a paper anymore, there's still never enough time to study. I have to hurry!

This goal was too ambitious for Vasita and Sylph to refute.

They haven't even finished writing their papers due tomorrow, yet they're already thinking about going back to make a simple lunch and then taking a nap!

No comparison, absolutely no comparison.

"By the way, Vasita, you also stayed up late yesterday, but you seem to be in much better condition than Sylph. Is it because of the effect of the Devouring Stomach?"

Moran noticed it in the morning; Vasita had the smallest and lightest dark circles under her eyes, but she hadn't had a chance to ask her about it.

“Hmm! Eating seems to have a slight effect on replenishing energy.” Vasita held up a fingernail-sized finger: “It really is only a tiny bit, and it seems to be a new effect. Before, it could only replenish physical strength and magic power.”

"That's great!" Moran said enviously. "If we develop it properly, maybe we can replenish our energy entirely through food and won't need to sleep anymore!"

Vasita: "..."

Fortunately, her devouring stomach didn't grow on Moran's body, otherwise she might have really been able to squat in the breadfruit forest, practicing magic and reading without eating, drinking, or sleeping.

Vasita and Sylph left in a daze.

Moran practiced the Clear Spring Technique in front of the well for an entire afternoon, consuming over two hundred Mana.

After her afternoon cooking magic class, she went back to her dorm to organize her reading materials.

She sat at her desk, on which lay a stack of blank parchment, several bottles of ink in different colors, and corresponding quill pens.

Then, he channeled his magic and used the transcription technique.

The quill pen on the table suddenly stood up, dipped itself in the black ink bottle, and then floated on the parchment.

It's as if there's an unseen hand holding a pen, ready to write.

Moran's mind flashed through the types of reading comprehension questions and speed reading techniques from various countries on Earth.

Combining the theoretical textbooks she had read, she suddenly had an idea.

As her thoughts became clearer, the quill began to move, and on the top parchment, she wrote in large witchy letters: "Basic Magic Theory Course Reading Workbook".

The parchment jumped aside to dry on its own, while the quill continued writing on the second parchment...

The quill pen writes extremely fast, basically only slightly lagging behind the result of her thinking.

Sometimes when she hesitated, the quill pen would pause and urge her on.

Using the speed of copying, Moran spent five nights compiling a "Reading Skills Development Program," a "Reading Techniques Guide," a "Basic Magic Theory Reading Workbook," a "Witch History Reading Workbook," a "Continental History Reading Workbook," as well as six volumes of "Basic Mathematics" and six accompanying workbooks.

Moran even did some simple binding: "Dean! I've finished organizing it, how do I give it to you?"

"Tomorrow morning, Amisha in the black robe will come to collect it from you!"

*
On Saturday morning, Moran had just finished her breakfast of bread and fruit cake when there was a knock on her dormitory door.

"coming!"

When they opened the door, they saw Ms. Amisha, who usually taught them, standing outside, holding the broom she always rode.

"Good morning, Dean!"

"Good morning!" Moran quickly invited Ms. Amisha into the room, pointing to the seventeen books on the desk and saying, "They're all here!"

Amisha picked up one of the books, and it turned from the first page to the last in less than three minutes without any wind.

Then she picked up the next book.

"So fast, how can you even read the words?" Moran asked, puzzled.

Although she couldn't see Ms. Amisa's energy aura, she could sense that she was casting a spell.

Even though she was incredibly curious about this way of reading, Moran didn't dare to make a sound and disturb her.

In less than an hour, Ms. Amisa had read through all seventeen books.

“Well written! It’s quite suitable for the little witch,” Amisha said. “I’ll submit it to the clan council as soon as possible. Await my reply!”

As Amisha finished speaking, she was about to leave with the book when Moran quickly stopped her: "Dean! How come you were reading so fast just now? Was it magic? I want to learn too!"

If she reads at this speed, she could finish reading all the books in the library in just a few months.
"Teacher Tracy's witch magic speed reading technique is included in the 'Magic of Books' that you copied on Monday."

However, I don't recommend you learn it now, because the price of casting this spell is permanent magic power.

"I just read these dozen or so books, which consumed twenty mana of permanent magic," Amisha said.

After seeing Ms. Amisa off, Moran immediately opened "The Magic of Books" to read.

Sure enough, it contains the spell Speed ​​Reading, and the price for the Apprentice level is the same as always: 5 Mana for permanent magic power.

However, just as Ms. Amisa said, the cost of casting this magic is not a one-time magic power, but a permanent magic power.

It's equivalent to using magic to speed up reading, but it only speeds up reading speed and has no impact on reading effectiveness.

There is another shorthand technique, which also consumes permanent magic power. Its effect is similar to her current photographic memory ability, which is equivalent to burning magic power to temporarily enhance memory.

Moran looked at his character card.

[Magic Power: 496/992 Mana]

I've finally managed to increase my total magic power naturally to the point where I'm about to break through to the intermediate level, so there's no need to buy this kind of magic that burns permanent magic power.

Even if she were a witch, she couldn't resist using speed reading to read for extended periods of time.

She studies so hard so that she can become stronger faster.

Constantly burning magic power to read books only makes one see oneself as a knowledgeable but physically powerless theoretical king.

Without magic, you can't even cast spells, so what's the point of talking about being powerful?
She can't possibly rely on the knowledge in her head to cross the world and save Earth, can she?
These speed reading and shorthand techniques are only suitable for situations where reading opportunities are rare, time is limited, and rapid reading is required.

Only a top-tier powerhouse like the Dean, possessing over ten thousand mana of magic power, would spend twenty mana of permanent magic power just to quickly read a few books.

This was not the kind of magic a mid-level witch should be learning, Moran closed the witch's book.

There are other forms of magic that are more suitable for her now than speed reading and shorthand.

After a busy week, she finally finished organizing the reading and math textbooks and handed them to the dean. She also had time to learn the magic tricks she had wanted to try last week!
Moran opened "Ignition, Illumination and Water Making".

(End of this chapter)