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Chapter 84: Eek~~~ Sunday morning, six o'clock. The sky was still dark when Mo Lan carried her basket out of the dormitory. It was time to prepare next week's Breadfruit Cake and juice. Usually at this hour, she could only fumble her way to the Breadfruit Grove by the glow of streetlamps. Once inside the grove, she'd still need a moment to adjust before she could barely make things out under the moonlight. But today, she had the Light spell. The orb of light on her wand illuminated her surroundings as…-
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Chapter 82 - Organizing Materials "I don't need to write a thesis anymore, but I still have to study and practice magic, and there are so many books to read," Mo Lan said. "My goal is to read every single book in the Academy library before graduation, memorize them all, learn every Witch Magic spell, and raise my magic level as high as possible! Even without the thesis, there's never enough time no matter how I look at it—how can I afford not to push harder!" This goal was far too ambitious. Vasida and…
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Lilith had already been conquered by the flavors in her mouth. She had never experienced such an explosive taste before. After finishing the meat in her mouth and gulping down a large mouthful of ice-cold Breadfruit juice, she finally had room to speak: "So spicy, so numbing... but it feels amazing!" The spice made her forehead bead with sweat, yet she couldn't help wanting to eat more. Still clumsy with chopsticks, she tried to cook the meat herself: "Moira, how do you use these sticks? Do I just pick up…
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The first-year little witches lived in dormitories numbered 61 through 88. Mo Lan stopped in front of Dormitory 61 and called out at the top of her lungs: "Iris! Iris! Are you in?" "Coming!" The dormitory door opened, and out came Iris wearing an apron and holding a blood-stained kitchen knife. "Iris! Can I borrow the water tower in your backyard to practice the Spring Water spell?" Mo Lan asked. "Huh?" Iris was a bit confused. "Sure, that's fine, but do you need a water tower to practice the Spring Water…
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Fortunately, Mo Lan was a Sorceress. Mana was higher in quality than magical power—more efficient and longer-lasting—and her total reserves were far greater than those of other young witches in her year. She also had more opportunities to practice magic, which gave her more options. Any other young witch simply couldn't have sustained such a long practice session. With limited magical power, even practicing magic required prioritization. Once Mo Lan understood all this, she also understood why most…
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Seeing the young witches discussing so enthusiastically, Mo Lan couldn't help but say: "If I could make a card that records Lady Amisha's voice during lectures, would you want one?" A recording card could be made using knowledge from Earth alone—it would be easy for her. The young witches shook their heads in alarm. "No no no! We don't need that!" They had no desire for every future class to end like today's, with a summary assignment of twenty-odd questions waiting for them after the bell. Better to ask…
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Chapter 68 - The Babbling Brook This time, Mo Lan had learned her lesson. She was going to follow every single word in the book to the letter—no more making assumptions. Every step of learning magic had to be taken on solid ground. To make sure she didn't miss any information, she not only read through the entire section on the Spring Water spell, but also pulled out *The Babbling Brook* for a look. The preface of *The Babbling Brook* explained that the book covered the magical principles, common forms,…
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By the time class ended, it was already six o'clock—right when dinner should be. After class, the young witches all headed to the Ingredient Collection Station as if by unspoken agreement. "Black bread is completely inedible!" "I want meat! Steak—where's the steak?" "The Cooking Classroom is right next door. Why don't we just cook here and eat before heading back? Saves us the trouble of lugging everything around!" "Yes, yes! I'm absolutely starving." ... The other young witches all stayed behind in…
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"Let's think up as many questions as we can and ask about everything we don't understand. If we resolve all the questions during class, maybe there won't be any homework." "Yes! Today we'll definitely catch Lady Amisha off guard!" "Make the questions dense enough to keep asking until class ends, so Lady Amisha won't have time to quiz us!" "Exactly! That's the plan! Write down all the questions on parchment ahead of time so we don't forget any!" ... In 《History of Witches》 class, Lady Amisha did the…
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But how had she managed to create the Status Cards? She understood the methods for distinguishing between races, the weight of Magic Power, and the classification of magic. But she only knew the magic classification system—she didn't know the names of every spell! Magic levels were calculated based on the maximum proportion of Magic Power one could channel when casting. Yet without knowing the names of the spells, how could magic levels be displayed? By all logic, the Status Cards still had gaps in their…
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