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

After lunch, Mi Ye and Xiao Ye tidied up the dormitory together.

Xiaoye was in charge of wiping the tables and windowsills, while Miye used her tentacles to carry both a broom and a mop at the same time. Her efficiency was so high that Xiaoye stood there for a while, then silently threw the rag into the bucket and said that the dormitory cleaning would be left to her from now on.

Mi Ye smiled and replied, "Then you'll be in charge of taking out the trash," to which Xiao Ye gave a "deal" sign.

After the afternoon nap ended, Asase hadn't returned yet; he probably went straight to the training ground after lunch.

Xiaoye got out of bed, her red hair sticking up like the tail of a spider lily. She sat on the edge of the bed in a daze for a while before slowly climbing down the bed ladder. When she was packing her schoolbag, she almost put the notebook that Hiesta had left for her into the wrong bag.

She said goodbye to Mi Ye with her eyes not fully open, and her steps faltered as she left the room.

Miya watched her retreating figure and sighed silently in her heart.

It seems that even if you get into a top-tier school like Tsuki no Mori, you still have to endure the pain of attending classes.

The Elemental Magic major has advanced mathematics, and the Necromancy major probably also has some headache-inducing theoretical courses.

She paused for a few seconds to mourn for all the students, then quickly put that empathy out of her mind, since she didn't have any classes anyway, hehe.

The sky outside the window was still gray and hazy. The remaining peach blossoms on the branches were blown down by the wind. The weather forecast said that a cold wave was coming soon. In this kind of weather, when you're alone in your dorm room, you should do something fun.

Miya locked the door, drew the curtains to a slit, and then carefully took the crystal ball out of her backpack.

The mirror world in my palm emitted a faint blue light, and the outlines of the miniature land inside were clearly discernible, with mountains, lakes, and forests, all operating automatically at their own slow rhythm.

She held the crystal ball, turning it over and over, examining it for a long time, when suddenly a question came to mind.

What will happen to my body in the real world after I enter the Mirror World?

If someone simply vanishes into thin air, and a roommate suddenly returns to find an empty bed and a crystal ball floating in mid-air, it would be too much of a hassle to explain.

I took out my phone, opened the Milk Pack app, and checked the answer. It turns out that when you enter Primura's Mirror Realm during the Martial Arts Trial, you are teleported into the body. But for a smaller Mirror Realm like Miya's, only the consciousness is transmitted. Simply put, when Miya enters, it's like she's asleep in reality.

She placed the crystal ball on the bedside table, took off her cotton coat, crawled into bed, pulled the blanket up to her chin, and settled into a comfortable side-lying position. After making sure the curtains were drawn tightly, she closed her eyes and focused her mental energy on the brightest spot of light in the very center of the miniature landmass on the crystal ball.

A familiar dizziness washed over me, similar to the feeling of being teleported into the ancient jungle on the day of the martial arts test, but much milder.

The dizziness lasted only a few seconds before it dissipated. She opened her eyes and found herself standing on completely new land.

Beneath my feet was a soft, green meadow, and at the end of the meadow was a crystal-clear lake, its surface reflecting the pale blue of the sky.

Across the lake is a gently undulating slope covered with a dense broad-leaved forest. The trees have thick trunks and lush foliage, and they look like they have been growing there for a very long time.

Deep in the forest, you can vaguely see several exceptionally tall ancient trees, their canopies almost reaching the light source in the sky.

To the left of the lake is a flat, open area with dark brown soil that looks fertile and loose, making it ideal for cultivation into a medicinal herb field.

To the right is a low cliff, its walls covered with dark green moss, very similar to the cliffs where the Crimson Tear grows in Primra's Mirror World.

She walked around the lake and found several wild silver-veined clover plants. The silver veins on their leaves were glowing slightly, indicating that they had been growing there for a long time.

Among the aquatic plants in the shallow waters of the lake, you can still see the caps of a few star-shaped fluorescent mushrooms peeking out from the moss.

Miya was a little curious about how such a world could exist inside the crystal ball.

She squatted by the lake and gently touched the cap of a star-shaped fluorescent mushroom with her finger.

The mushroom trembled slightly, and spores drifted out from its gills, scattering into pale blue specks in the air.

She suddenly remembered that she used to grow flowers when she lived alone in her past life. There were a few pots of pothos and spider plants on the balcony, which were growing quite well. But then she went on a business trip and didn't water them for several days. When she came back, they were all withered. Since then, she has never grown any plants again, feeling that she was probably just not cut out for gardening.

But things are different now. She has Teacher Chen Ye's notes, the perfect environment of the Mirror Realm, and can directly sense the vitality of plants using flesh and blood magic.

She closed her eyes and spread out her sense of life force in the way Bie Chenye had taught her.

The green grass underfoot, the silver-veined clover by the lake, the moss on the cliff, the ancient trees in the forest.

The vitality of each plant was clearly fed back into her consciousness, like a map woven with green silk threads covering the entire space.

She can sense which plants are thriving, which are lacking water, and which need more sunlight.

This feeling was completely different from the feeling of staring at pixelated vegetable plots when playing farming games on her phone in her previous life. Those were just data and textures, but now she was facing real soil, smelling the sweet and pungent scent of real earth and plants, and the ripples on the lake surface created by the wind were real too.

In her previous life, she had played many farming games, from harvesting crops on time in QQ Farm to cultivating crops in all four seasons in Stardew Valley, and then to the farm she painstakingly built in Minecraft.

Back then, I could enjoy planting virtual crops on the screen. Now that I have a piece of real land, this urge is even stronger.

Turn this open space by the lake into a medicinal field and plant Blood Fairy and Silver Vein Trifoliate Flower.

The shady rock face below the cliff is perfect for growing star-spotted fluorescent mushrooms and dark moss.

The shallow waters near the lake are ideal for growing moondrops, a herb that requires extremely high humidity to thrive here.

A few low-level monsters can be released into the broad-leaved forest on the gentle slope and allowed to reproduce naturally. This way, we won't have to run to the back mountain every time we do combat training.

If I could slowly build the Mirror Realm into my own little world, occasionally grow some vegetables, and use them to make medicine or sell them to Luo Yan when they ripen, and use the extra herbs to supply Asase and Xiao Ye, and come in to rest for a while when I'm tired to see if the herbs I've grown are growing well, I would feel happy just thinking about such a life.

She stood by the lake, brushed the spores off her hands, took out her phone, and took a picture of the lake and the forest behind her. She decided to start cultivating the medicinal herb field today.

As for tools, Miya looked down at the two tentacles peeking out from her sleeve and figured that she probably didn't need a shovel to dig the hole.