The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Vasita looked incredulous: "It's more for her twisted sense of humor! Which little witch hasn't been thrown out of a teleportation portal like trash when she first enrolled?"

“And that pat on the butt at graduation!” Lilith’s resentment deepened. “Ms. Amisha has only ever patted my butt in my entire life!”

That was her first "intimate" contact with her guardian dean, and the thought of it still makes her tailbone ache.

Vasita nodded in agreement; every little witch had been so unexpectedly pushed through the teleportation portal by her guardian deity.

"No, no, no!" Moran suddenly retorted loudly, speaking up for Amisha with an righteous expression:

"Ms. Amisa clearly had good intentions, wanting the little witches to get used to the various discomforts of teleportation in advance..."

Vasita and Lilith immediately stared at her incredulously, as if she were a "traitor."

“…So,” Moran changed the subject, a meaningful smile appearing on his face, “when we return to the academy as deans in the future, we must continue Ms. Amisha’s precious ‘fine tradition’!”

Vasita and Lilith were taken aback at first, then suddenly realized what was going on, their faces instantly brightening as they showed admiring expressions that said, "You're so much better."

“That’s right! Absolutely right! Such a fine tradition must be continued!” Vasita immediately echoed loudly.

Lilith not only nodded repeatedly, but also advised Sylph, who had become the dean:

“Sylph, which witch venturing out into the wilderness these days doesn’t save up money to buy a few {Teleport} cards for self-defense?”

It's okay if the little witches don't know spatial magic yet, but they absolutely cannot get dizzy from teleportation!

We must take advantage of these two opportunities for training upon enrollment and departure from school; we can't let tradition be lost!

Looking into the three pairs of "expectant" eyes, Sylph finally "reluctantly" nodded slightly:

"Alright... since it's a long-standing tradition of the academy, then... let's continue it."

The group followed Sylph into the teleportation tunnel and in the blink of an eye arrived at the Dean's Lounge, located in the basement of the Academy Castle.

"This place is so much bigger than before!" Moran exclaimed in surprise as she looked around the spacious lounge, which resembled a palace.

“The Dean’s clone usually stays here. The number of young witches enrolled has increased in recent years, so the number of guardian deans and teaching deans has naturally increased significantly as well,” Sylph explained as she walked to the center of the lounge.

"How many little witches are there in the academy now? They need such a big lounge!" Vasita exclaimed incredulously; the place was at least dozens of times bigger than when they were in school.

"There are 820 students in the first year, 793 in the second year, 560 in the third year, 689 in the fourth year, and 596 in the fifth year. On a daily basis, 3,458 guardian deans and at least 97 teaching deans are needed."

Maintaining the presence of a Guardian Dean at the level of a high-ranking witch requires 5,000 mana magic points per day.

Maintaining a teaching dean at the peak level of a witch requires 10,000 mana magic points per day.

These expenses are all covered by the clan's funds, paid for with ordinary magic crystals.

Currently, maintaining just the Dean's clone for supervision and teaching requires 18.26 million ordinary magic crystals per day, which is twenty times the amount used to be.

As a result, the requirements for applying to become the dean have also been raised. In the past, only a super-peak witch was needed, but now at least a second-tier witch is required.

"It's because of this Ms. Amisa that we haven't found a successor yet!" Sylph said, while using the Dean's Golden Cup to create a guardian dean clone responsible for secretly protecting the students 24 hours a day, and an academic dean clone responsible for teaching the classes in the first, second, and third years, and endowed them with enough magic to operate for half a month.

That means she is currently a sixth-tier witch; otherwise, just creating the Dean's clone would have taken up an unknown amount of her time, since absorbing ordinary magic crystals to restore magic power also takes time.

But now, he only used a little over half of his magic power and finished it in the blink of an eye.

The once empty dean's lounge hall was suddenly filled with a large number of dean clones.

They all looked exactly like Sylph, except that they were completely naked when they first appeared.

One by one, they received the {space cards} that Sylph had taken out, took out the clothes she had prepared in advance, changed into them, and then went to supervise the little witches or prepare their lessons.

Seeing the suddenly bustling lounge and the various Sylph clones dressed in different clothes, about to head to different posts, Moran, Vasita, and Lilith immediately gathered around with great interest.

Previously, when asked about the Dean's doppelganger, Ms. Amisa would keep them in suspense. Now that Sylph is the Dean, they have fewer reservations and can ask as many questions as they like.

"Number 1021, are you the Guardian Dean or the Academic Dean?" Lilith grabbed one of the Dean's clones. "Guardian Dean? Do you really need to keep an eye on the little witch all the time? You won't be watching her while she's bathing or using the toilet either!"

Vasita, also curious, pressed the other woman for more information: "Are you the dean of academic affairs? What year do you teach?"

"Second grade, fifteen classes? Are there really that many classes in a grade now? Does the academy castle have that many classrooms?"

"What? The academy castle has also been expanded using spatial expansion techniques, just like the dean's lounge?"

Moran was quite interested in the current academic progress of the young witches, so she pulled aside one of the Dean of Studies' avatars:
"Could I see the college's current academic year plan, timetable, and textbooks? I want to see if there are any major changes compared to when we were there."

"Hahaha! I'm relieved to see that the tradition of exams has continued at the Witch Academy!"

After reviewing the academic year plan and timetable, Moran let out a satisfied laugh, but the laugh quickly faded:

"Huh? The History of Witches has a new edition again? Why is it so much thicker now?"

Good heavens! How did our exploits get included in this?!

In the History of Witches, a new chapter titled "The Age of Witches" has been added.

This chapter begins with Anita's physical body being destroyed, which serves as a warning to all witches, and the refund of all the money they spent on purchasing fireworks magic.

The story details the crisis faced by the witch clan in the past, the emergence of the Dawn Society, the rise of card magic, blood fusion magic, devouring magic, and alien magic, the witch clan's victory without a fight, and the successful cultivation of the Witch Tree, leading to an explosive increase in the number of second-generation witches.

The term "Witch Era" was first coined by humans because the witches have had a tremendous impact on the world of Valen over the years.

Her name, Lilith's name, Vasita's name, and Sylph's name appear frequently in this chapter.

Moran felt a little embarrassed at the thought that the little witches would study this chapter diligently and memorize the key historical points within it.

I never imagined that I would become a figure in history books so quickly. (End of Chapter)