Miss Witch, even if we're poor, we can't sell ourselves!

After class, Miya ran straight back to her dormitory to take a shower. When she came out, her hair was not completely dry, and her light golden hair was wet and stuck to her cheeks, with water droplets sliding down her neck and into the collar of her school uniform.

She sat on the edge of the bed, and just as she draped a towel over her head, a clear, crisp sound of water suddenly echoed deep within her consciousness.

The wishing well moved on its own.

The pool water churned and shone with a pale golden light. The surface of the water automatically rotated to form a small whirlpool, and a line of text popped up at the center of the whirlpool.

[Spend a cumulative total of 50,000 Loren to receive 50 consecutive draws]

The purchase cost 50,000 Loren? Did Reminal receive the money?

Miya stared at the line of words, and the corners of her mouth couldn't help but curl up.

She draped the towel around her neck, sat cross-legged, rubbed her palms together, and then solemnly confirmed it in her mind.

The wishing well in the sea of ​​consciousness exploded with a burst of dazzling golden light.

The special effects of the 50-pull were far more spectacular than those of the 10-pull. The pool water surged into the air like a fountain, and countless points of light shot out from the water's surface, exploding into a sky full of sparks above the ancient city.

Golden, silver, lapis lazuli, and multicolored light of various grades intertwined, illuminating the entire sea of ​​consciousness as if it were daytime.

The first ray of light that fell was colorful, which means it was of the highest quality.

A fist-sized transparent crystal ball slowly descended from the pillar of light and landed in Mi Ye's palm.

Inside the crystal ball, countless tiny silver threads intertwine and coil, forming the shape of a miniature galaxy.

At the center of the galaxy floats a landmass the size of a fingernail, its surface textured with mountains and rivers, its edges shimmering with pale blue spatial fluctuations.

【Mirror World】(Ultimate)

It's exactly the same as the one that Primula has.

The runes engraved on the base of the crystal ball indicate that it is not yet bound to a master and is in a completely blank initial state.

Mi Ye held the crystal ball up to her eyes and looked at it again and again under the dormitory light. On the miniature land inside, vegetation had even begun to grow automatically. Several small saplings sprouted from the soil, and a lake slowly took shape in the center of the land.

This means she can store the legendary herbs she has stolen or picked up inside, and even raise a few low-level monsters there. She will no longer need to go to the back mountain to borrow a space from Teacher Bie Chenye for practical training.

The second beam of light that fell was cyan-gold, which is the Brilliant level.

A thick, leather-bound book fell from the beam of light, its cover bearing the words "The Complete Book of Alchemy Recipes" in gold lettering.

Mi Ye opened the title page, and the table of contents was densely filled with the names of thousands of alchemical potions from ancient times to the present.

She became interested and flipped directly to the index to find Crimson Tears. The corresponding page listed several potion recipes that she had never seen before.

There is only one publicly known use for Crimson Tears: to make a life-stealing potion. However, this book records at least four other uses.

Life Steal Potion is the basic version, but there's also an advanced version called [Crimson Tears - Restoration], which converts excess healing into a temporary shield while stealing life.

There's also a group version of [Crimson Tears - Scatter], which stores the stolen life force, essentially giving you an extra health bar. But the most outrageous one is the last one.

【Crimson Tears - Eternity】

A legendary potion that permanently increases all elemental resistances; the recipe notes state "extremely low success rate".

Mi Ye silently closed the book, thinking that Luo Yan would probably hug it and cry if she saw it.

Next are three bottles of Magical Essence, Radiant Grade, each with a market price between 10,000 and 15,000 Loren.

She had already decided to give one of the bottles to Luo Yan as payment for her alchemy next time, and keep the other two for herself in case she needed to quickly increase her magic power or trigger an alchemical reaction in the future.

Then there were several small potions, some that increased the maximum mana capacity, and others that increased the maximum health.

Looking at all the bottles and jars, Mi Ye thought for a moment, then uncorked them and drank them all one after another.

Since these things are just taking up space anyway, it's better to convert them into attributes.

After drinking two bottles of magic potions, she could feel the little moon in her mind's sea of ​​consciousness brighten slightly. Although it was still like a firefly compared to the sun, it was at least no longer the faint state that could be extinguished at any moment.

[Mana Capacity +173]

Current mana capacity: 209

After swallowing three bottles of vitality potion, a warm current flowed through my body, and my maximum vitality increased slightly, by about one or two hundred points.

Maximum Health +192

Current Vitality: 2319

The higher the base attributes, the better; this was the most important lesson she learned in the Mirror World.

Then there were two magic books.

The first book is called "Star Chart," grade A, specializing in psychic arts, and its effect is to increase the user's affinity with astral beings.

Mi Ye flipped through a few pages, confirming that she couldn't understand it at all.

The summoning incantations and necromancy terminology of those astral beings were like gibberish to her.

This book would be suitable for Xiaoye. She specializes in psychic arts, and astral creatures are also an area of ​​interest for her. I'll give it to her sometime.

However, the second book was even more outrageous. The cover featured a cat that had been magnified several times over, with a witch standing next to it who was only as tall as its paw. The witch's name was "Gigantification," and her rank was S. She was a master of summoning magic, and her effect was to greatly increase the size and all attributes of the summoned creature.

S-rank spellbooks are almost impossible to buy on the market. If this book were to be auctioned, the starting price would likely be no less than six figures.

But Miya thought about it and realized that keeping it would be useful.

Two enormous tentacles of her own inexplicably appeared in her mind, and her face flushed instantly. She shook her head to banish the strange thought.

The rest were some miscellaneous daily necessities, a few packets of herb seeds, a complete set of portable alchemy tools, and a box of ice cream that would never melt.

Miya sorted and put everything away neatly, placing what should be in the locker and stuffing what should be in her backpack. She opened the ice cream and took a bite; it was strawberry flavored and quite delicious.

After tidying up all her things, she sat cross-legged on the bed, with a towel still draped over her head.

Fifty consecutive draws, one Supreme item, one Brilliant book, three bottles of Radiant Essence, several potions, and one A-grade and one S-grade magic book.

The quality of this gacha pull was quite high, probably because the reward pool for accumulating 50,000 purchases is more generous than a regular 10-pull, or it could simply be good luck.

She took out her phone and checked her bank account balance. With her original savings plus the 10,000 yuan transferred from Cha Tai, and after deducting the miscellaneous expenses during this period, she still had nearly 20,000 yuan left.

She wasn't wealthy, but it was enough for her to live a comfortable life in the Moon Forest.

Moreover, she also has the Mirror Realm where she can grow herbs. Once all sorts of precious herbs have grown there, it will be another source of stable income.

Miya took the towel off her head and continued drying her hair. Outside the window, the wooden plaque on the peach branch swayed gently in the afternoon breeze.

Once her hair wasn't so wet anymore, she picked up her phone and glanced at the new student group chat, a smile involuntarily creeping onto her lips.

The group chat was filled with lamentations. Courses like Advanced Mathematics, Magic Quantum Mechanics, Advanced Theory of Elemental Reactions, and Derivation of the Alchemy Equivalent Exchange Formula—every course name felt like a knife to the throat of a new student.

Someone posted a screenshot of a class schedule, which ran from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The densely packed class names were interspersed with only a one-hour lunch break. The caption read, "I'm here to learn magic, not to repeat high school," followed by a whole row of crying emojis.

Mi Ye silently flipped her phone over and placed it face down on the blanket, thinking that she had sworn never to touch math again on the day she finished her college entrance exam in her previous life, and now she had indeed fulfilled her dream.

Unlike the individual tutoring she received at the Flesh and Blood Magic major, the theoretical courses for Flesh and Blood Magic only included one course: Cha Tai's Elemental Theory. Moreover, she could audit the class without taking an exam. Choosing Flesh and Blood Magic was definitely the best decision she had ever made in her life.

It's 11:30 now, and there are still almost forty minutes left before the end of lunch break. Teacher Chata dismissed her get out of class early, saying that she didn't need to do basic magic training with the other students. After all, her magic capacity is lower than that of a slime, so it would be a waste of time to train. Miya had no objection to this.

She opened the dormitory group chat and sent two messages.

"I'm going to the cafeteria, should I bring lunch?"

Asase replied instantly with two words and a punctuation mark.

"One serving, thank you."

As always, it was very simple. They didn't even say what they wanted to eat, probably because they had complete trust in Miya's taste, or simply thought they would eat whatever they brought.

A few seconds later, Xiaoye sent a voice message, his tone much more natural than the day he moved into the dorm.

"Thank you! I'll just eat the same thing as you!"

Miya put away her phone, put on her cotton coat, and went out. The damaged lawn had been repaired and looked as clean as ever. The peach trees on the main road, after being affected by the aftershocks of Chata's fireballs, had shed another layer of fresh petals.

The pinkish-white carpet on the bluestone path felt soft underfoot, like walking on a carpet woven from flower petals.

Sunlight streamed through the gaps in the clouds, casting a soft golden halo on the petals.

She took a deep breath of the crisp, peach-scented air and felt much better.

There weren't many people in the cafeteria yet. When the lady at the window saw her peeking in on tiptoe, she smiled and scooped out an extra half spoonful of braised pork.

She came out of the cafeteria through the side door with three takeout meals in her hands, sat down on a bench by the roadside to wait for the bell to ring, and casually took out her phone to browse MikuFans.

Little Ghost's live stream didn't appear on the homepage, since she usually streams late at night. A weather forecast popped up with a cold wave warning in bright orange font.

Mi Ye clicked in and looked at it once, then came back out and searched for Bellavita's location, her brows furrowing slightly.

The cold waves in this world are not quite the same as those she understood in her previous life.

In her previous life, she lived in the south, where cold waves rarely came down; at most, the cold would last for two days.

However, on the continent where Bellavita is located, because magic and elements are evenly distributed in the air, the path of the cold wave is affected by the magic concentration gradient, resulting in completely unpredictable extreme changes.

She read through several popular science posts, and the more she read, the more outrageous they seemed.

If a cold wave passes through an area with a high concentration of water, it can trigger a blizzard that lasts for several days.

If you encounter an active fire elemental ley line, the clash between hot and cold elements will directly form thunderstorm clouds at low altitudes, causing snow and thunder at the same time.

Even more outrageous is the record that one year, a cold wave lingered for two whole weeks in the northernmost megacity of Bellavita, burying the entire city under several meters of snow. In the end, it was only by using legendary wind elemental magic to counteract the cold wave that the problem was finally solved.

The campus where Miya is located is situated in the central area of ​​Bellavita, adjacent to the capital city of Beijing. Although it does not directly face the main force of cold waves like the northern quells, it is also not as moderated by warm ocean currents as the southern coastal campuses.

Simply put, it gets really cold, no joke.

She looked down at the cotton coat she was wearing. The quality was okay, but when she bought it at the Central Market, it was mainly for ordinary winters, and she hadn't considered extreme cold waves.

Miye put her phone in her pocket and locked it. She planned to go to the mall in a few days to buy a few more warm clothes, preferably a jacket with a windproof enchantment. She thought she had seen a store on the second floor that specialized in cold-weather gear when she was shopping last time. It should be a store that makes protective gear for this kind of extreme cold wave.

The bell rang just then, and Miya didn't plan to wait any longer, so she went back to her dormitory.