When Amisha came to the planting magic class on a broomstick, she was surprised by the acres of fields opened up by the little witches. The smallest one was a little over an acre, and the largest one, she thought, was about three acres. "Sylph, you won't be cultivating the land all weekend, will you?" Moran asked. The biggest piece is Sylph's. "Well! I was so busy last night that I didn't go back to the dormitory until after dark!" Sylph looked tired, but her eyes were excited as she said, "When the ground comes out, it's mine. It doesn't matter whether I plant in the future or not. But I guess I can use it." Come on, there are so many things I want to grow! Food, vegetables, fruits, spices, flowers... I want to grow one of every plant in "Valen Continent Common Plant Cultivation Encyclopedia"! Moran: "..." Even if we have to plant flowers, these three acres of land may not be enough! "The Encyclopedia of Cultivation of Common Plants in Wallen Continent" has more volumes than the "Encyclopedia of Magical Plants in Wallen Continent"! Other little witches farm for survival, but only Sylph does it as a hobby. Moran felt ashamed.
In her opinion, it is better to read more books than to grow flowers and plants that cannot be eaten or used. Amisha flew around the farmland and checked it again: "Everything meets the standards! Let's get the wooden sign!" The little witches cheered softly: "Great!" As soon as the wooden sign lands, the field belongs to them. "Okay! Have you roughly read through the textbooks? Do you know what the planting magic is?" Amisha asked. The little witches nodded. On the way to school last week, they were all watching "Two or Three Things to Know About Growing Vegetables: The Magic of Planting for Enlightenment". Originally it was just a little preview, but unexpectedly, for a week in a row, I didn't seriously learn about planting, let alone magic. I was all cultivating farmland. I go back and forth to the Academy Castle for several hours every day, and the slowest person has watched less than half of it. Moran has already finished reading it. This book records the witch's magic version of growing methods for common edible plants such as grains, vegetables, and fruits. In the entire book, there are only three types of planting magic involved: fertile soil, fertility, and abundance. In addition to these three planting magics, there are also more applications involving some magic potions and magic arrays in planting. "Ordinary plants can actually be grown without magic. Many human farmers rely on their rich planting experience to achieve a bumper harvest. However, factors such as land conditions, climate conditions, natural disasters and pests, etc., will all affect the harvest. Ordinary farmers can't do anything about these situations, but we witches are different. We can use magic, potions, and magic circles to overcome the effects of these adverse factors to the greatest extent, increase crop yields, and obtain stable harvests! Let’s start with magic…”
Ms. Amisha finally started the class seriously: “For the cultivation of ordinary plants, apprentice-level planting magic is enough. No matter how talented they are in planting magic, every witch can master the apprentice-level fertile soil, fertility, and lushness techniques, and can support themselves by farming. The Fertile Soil Technique can make barren land fertile. The land cultivated by the trainee-level Fertile Soil Technique is enough for ordinary plants to thrive. The accelerating technique can speed up the growth of plants. Although the trainee-level accelerating effect on plants is not very significant, it has a very good effect on the germination of ordinary plant seeds. Therefore, during the planting process, we often use it to accelerator germination. Fengmao technique is used on the whole plant, which can nourish the plant, make the plant stronger and have stronger vitality. Using it on a certain part of the plant can directly improve the yield and quality of that part. For example, if you use it on the ears of wheat and rice plants, you can produce more and fuller wheat grains and grains; if you use it on the fruit-bearing branches and fruit pedicles of fruit trees, you can produce larger and more delicious fruits. The effect of the apprentice-level lushness technique is very powerful for ordinary plants. In addition to these three magics, there are also two magic potions used in planting: weeding potions and insecticide potions. And a kind of magic circle that will be used: the temperature control magic circle. In the planting magic class, in addition to learning these three planting magics, we will also explain the use of these two magic potions and a magic circle in the cultivation of ordinary crops. Their production methods will be learned in the later potions and alchemy classes. Wheat is a learning example in our Planting Magic class. The first step in planting: fertilize the field! Human beings use excrement and rotten leaves to fertilize their fields, so we can just use the fertile soil technique. " When it came to magic, the little witches immediately listened attentively. "To your magic power, convey the command of fertile land, and then transport it into the soil until the soil is soft and brown in color. Let’s get started! " Little witches: "???" Seeing that the little witches were still a little confused, Ms. Amisha asked, "What's wrong? Is there anything else I don't understand?" "Dean! We learned the Clear Spring Technique and the Light Technique from the books ourselves, but these have corresponding physical objects as reference, so that we can accurately convey instructions to the magic power. Isn't there fertile soil that can be directly referenced for this Fertile Soil Technique?" Vashida said and looked at the farmland in the distance that was cared for by the goblins: "Can we go dig some soil in the farmland over there to study it?" "Of course! Observation and understanding of things are the prerequisite for us witches to accurately perform magic. It seems that you already understand the true meaning of magic." Amisha first praised them, and then changed her tone: "But if you understand the meaning of the word 'fertile', I suggest you try another way to convey instructions to the magic power." "What method?" Moran couldn't help but be curious. There was no other method mentioned in the magic manuals of the flame spell, spring spell, and light spell. "Not all magic has objects that can be seen and touched.
In other words, before we learn the effects of most magic, it is difficult to find objects that can be directly observed and imitated in life. The Fountain, Light, and Flame spells are special because they create real water, light sources, and flames. So the most real objects are needed as references, and the slightest deviation will affect the magic effect. Other magic is not so strict, and the effect will certainly be better with real references. But when we can't find real references at the moment, we can also use language, memory, and imagination to form instructions and direct magic to cast spells. For example, the word "fertile", or the fertile land in memory, or even the fertile land in imagination. In the past, many witches used language to form spellcasting instructions, which led to many races thinking that we witches cast spells with spells. In fact, spells are just one of the ways to help us form clear instructions."