The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

The main structure of the house is made of dark brown wood, and lush green vines with tiny flowers naturally climb the walls.

The high, pointed roof is covered with deep purple crystal sheets that resemble fish scales, and the edges of the roof playfully curl upwards into a few small bends.

Colorful diamond-patterned windows, a plump spiral chimney, arched wooden doors, low fences, and cobblestone paths...

The whole cottage is filled with a magical mystery, yet it also has a fairytale-like warmth and whimsy.

The most special thing is the magic clock hanging on the left wall of the main entrance.

The function of this wall clock goes far beyond simply telling time.

Moran cleverly combined the function of the mirror space in setting up a teleportation channel, as well as the function of the "Dream Time Disc" that she had always longed to realize in changing the flow of time, with this wall clock, creating a multifunctional magic clock.

Turning the hands clockwise to different marks on the clock face will open a teleportation channel to different preset coordinates.

The markings on the clock face can be customized with various symbols.

Moran plans to input the coordinates of the cabins by Springview Lake in the witch town, as well as the individual tents in the explorer camp.

At that time, she only needs to gently move the pointer to the corresponding position and open the door. The scene outside the door will no longer be the pond and grassland in the mirror space, but will directly connect to the lakeside cabin or the explorer camp, truly achieving the convenient effect of "opening the door and arriving".

This is equivalent to establishing a private, high-speed teleportation network for her various bases, which she has absolute control over.

Turning the pointer counterclockwise can change the flow of time in a specific area of ​​the room or even the entire mirror space.

This function is more precise. The hour hand is used to select the area where the flow of time needs to be changed. It can be the entire mirror space, the interior of the house, or a specific room. The minute hand is used to precisely set the ratio of the flow of time.

This will be an extremely powerful function, with endless uses, whether for accelerating the growth of magical plants or creating more time for research or cultivation.

Of course, such a powerful function is also limited to ensure safety; it is only effective when activated by a pointer infused with her own magic. Even if others touch the pointer, they will not be able to activate any function.

Furthermore, using the corresponding functions also requires energy consumption, especially the function that changes the flow of time, which consumes a huge amount of energy.

Before each use, a sufficient amount of one-time magic must be injected into the base of the clock as "fuel".

The greater the change in flow rate, the wider the range, and the longer the duration, the more magic is required.

This is the optimal solution Moran could think of that would achieve the desired effect while controlling the consumption, given his current magical reserves.

If you're too lazy to walk to the door and move the pointers, after successfully recognizing this mirror space, you can directly issue commands to the space core, which has been transformed into a card, through your mental sea, and you can also achieve the functions of teleportation and time adjustment.

The wall clock is more like a physical, ritualistic control terminal, inspired by an anime I watched when I was on Earth.

After finalizing the card function, Moran estimated the corresponding mana consumption.

[Estimated consumption: 3012323123412 Mana (one-time use)]

Upon seeing this number, Moran breathed a sigh of relief: "Thankfully, the stored one-time magic power is still enough!"

Full of anticipation, she commanded the Book of Cards to create a card, naming it {Mirror Space Card - Moran's Witch's House}. The magic stored in the amethyst flowed into the card slot like water, and a few minutes later, a card radiating a deep, lustrous light appeared in the center of the slot.

The card has a deep purple mirror-like texture with silvery starlight flowing around the edges, and a miniature of a pointed-roofed house and a pond can be vaguely seen in the center of the card.

This card is similar in nature to the core of a mirror space. After it is bound to a master, it can be carried with you or stored in your spiritual sea like a spatial core.

Moran still prefers to store it in his spiritual sea.

With a thought, Moran's figure vanished from Ember Valley and teleported into the "Witch's House".

Everything before her eyes perfectly matched her initial imagination.

A tranquil pond, soft green moss-covered grass, snow-capped mountains, bays, and forests separated by spatial barriers in the distance... and behind them, a fairytale-like pointed witch's cottage.

The air is fresh and the energy is abundant; time seems to slow down here.

Moran gently tapped the wooden vine formed from the moss on her wrist, pointing to the most fertile green moss meadow by the pond: "Go over there, find a place you like, and settle down!"

The moss detached itself joyfully from her wrist, fell into the soil, and quickly grew and spread, soon returning to the large tree covered with thick moss, vines, and mushrooms.

It stretches its branches and leaves, making a contented rustling sound, perfectly blending into this new home.

In the end, the guardians of the moss need to take root in real soil in order to thrive.

Moran didn't linger in the witch's house mirror space; there were still many Mirror Beasts sleeping in their cages in Ember Valley waiting for her to settle them!

She began frequently constructing temporary teleportation channels between the various ecological zones of the Witch's House and Ember Valley, precisely releasing different Mirror Beast groups into the ecological environments most suitable for their survival.

Lightning Cat darted into Catpaw Forest, Glowing Forest Deer strolled through the dense forest and grassland... The quiet space suddenly became lively.

After the last Mirror Beast was properly settled, Moran returned to Ember Valley.

She took a deep breath, retrieved the spiritual imprint she had left on the crimson ore—the core of the Ember Valley space—and then used it as card-making material for the Book of Cards.

The next moment, the mirror space of Ember Valley crumbled inch by inch and was completely annihilated.

Moran's figure appeared in the spatial gap of the void Three Thousand Mirror Ruins world, surrounded by mirror spaces resembling shattered mirrors.

The sixth-order Void Shield Technique, which she had prepared beforehand, was activated instantly, forming a stable spherical shield that firmly protected her and resisted the erosion of the violent spatial power.

After the Book of Cards finished analyzing the spatial core of the Ember Valley Mirror Space, she immediately used the return function of the Best Friend Invitation.

The scene before her suddenly changed; the familiar, cramped gray space, the white door, the Sky Well—she was back in her personal tent at the Valen World Explorers' Camp.

Everything is still the same as it was before she left.

After several years of exploration of the Three Thousand Mirror Ruins world, Moran finally came to a successful conclusion. She eagerly took out her communication card, ready to tell her friends that she was back. (End of Chapter)