"One small portable furnace, one crucible, ten kilograms of mold mud, three pieces of light-colored smooth animal skins, a bucket of dark purple dye, five kilograms of gold, ten kilograms of brass, seven purple magic gems..." Moran checked the list and took the materials. After going back and forth many times, I got all the materials and tools ready and put them on my desk. Then he immersed himself in making it. Knead the mold, smelt the brass, and make the cover inner tube. The animal skin is boiled and bleached, dried and dyed dark purple, then covered with a cover inner tube and fixed in place. Then smelt the gold, use a mold to make a rough shape, and then beat, shape, carve, and inlay... Thanks to Blue Star Memory, her production process was relatively smooth overall. It’s just that the process is complicated and requires patience. She was busy in the alchemy classroom from morning until sunset before turning the drawing into reality.
An octavo (2) loose-leaf book with engraved gold and purple gemstones is ready. However, this can only be regarded as an ordinary book. If you want to use it as a carrier of the magic of the witch book, it must be infected with magic. Infecting such a large book is more difficult than the previous animal skin book. Although the material used to make the book is of higher quality and has greater endurance and can be infected with greater intensity, similarly, the better the material, the more difficult it is to infect. It took Moran more than three hours to complete the book. It's already nine o'clock in the evening. Moran took out the roll of parchment that he had finished infecting and cut it all into the size of the book, cutting out more than a hundred pages. However, the apprentice-level witch book could only hold a hundred pages, so she punched holes and installed them in the loose-leaf book. Finally, put the new carrier into the witch book and replace the original animal skin book, and that's it. Moran summoned the witch book again, and what appeared was a beautiful big book. Moran liked it very much. The first page is the index page she prepared, where you can find the page numbers of the included books. Although the large octavo book still carries one book per page, it can make the font larger and display more content on one page. The reading experience is much better than the previous palm-sized animal skin books. The only thing is that this book is a bit heavy, so it's okay to read on the table, but it's a bit fiddly to pick it up. But this is not a problem. You can use Witch Book Magic to hold the Witch Book no matter how you hold it, at any angle or position. For example, right now, the Witch's Book is floating in Moran's left hand, open naturally. With her other hand, she kept taking down books from the bookshelf in the first-grade library and pasting transcripts on the Witch's Book. I quickly copied down the reading list I was interested in, leaving only ten blank pages for later use. After leaving the library, I didn't forget to go to the basement to get two rolls of parchment.
By the time Moran walked out of the academy castle, it was already past eleven o'clock. On the way down the mountain, she was accompanied only by the stars in the sky and the magic lights on the roadside. But after walking on this road for a week, Moran was already very familiar with it. You can even walk and read the Book of Witches at the same time. The skills that he had in walking and playing with his mobile phone in his previous life are still shining brightly in Wallen. The magic lamp is so bright, which is convenient for her. At half past one in the morning, Moran finally walked into the dormitory area. The little witches have all gone to rest, and none of the lights in the dormitory are still on. She walked outside her yard, looked at the fence gate that was almost covered in paper, and glanced at the dormitory number in confusion. That’s right! It's number 69! What are these? It was only under the streetlight that she saw the writing on it. Take them out one by one and look at them carefully. It turned out that some second-grade and fourth-grade seniors came to her to buy {Character Cards} today. She was not at home, so she left a message and would come back tomorrow. Mo Lan suddenly raised his forehead and said, "I thought the seniors weren't interested! It turns out that I'm planning to come back to buy it on the weekend!" But why aren’t there any fifth-grade seniors? Haven’t seen it yet, or don’t you need it? Moran went to the backyard to collect clothes, only to find that the clothesline was empty. When she came back, she saw that her clothes had been neatly folded and placed in the clothes basket at the door of her dormitory. There was a note inside, too. "It's dark and you haven't come back yet. I'll help you put away your clothes! You're welcome! - Vashida, Sylph." Moran felt warm in his heart. It was too late. Thinking that the little witch would come to buy cards tomorrow, she simply washed up and went to bed. The next day, she didn't even hear the six o'clock bell in the morning. She was woken up by the little witch who came to buy a card. She didn't even have time to wash up, so she hurried downstairs and opened the door: "Sorry! Senior Sophie, I slept a little late last night." "Be careful not to grow taller if you stay up late!" Sophie reminded her. "I know, I'll pay attention." Moran obeyed the advice. Not growing tall is a big threat to a thirteen-year-old witch who is only meters tall. "Okay, I saw the brochure at the door of the castle warehouse. Give me the card with the magic power value! I can pay for the magic power in one go." Sophie explained her purpose. "good!"
Moran quickly wrote the contract with gold pen and handed it to senior Sophie. After the contract was signed and the magic power arrived, Moran gave her the card. "Then I'll leave first!" After Moran watched his senior leave on a broom, he woke up from his drowsiness and quickly went to wash up. There would be other seniors coming to buy cards later. In one morning, Moran received twenty-nine sophomores and thirty-one fourth-grade seniors. All the magic power I got was charged into the card book. In the entire witch academy, except for the fifth-year little witch and the dean, all witches have {character cards}. After selling the cards, Moran previewed the textbooks for several courses to be taken next week in the dormitory. The textbooks for several theoretical courses are okay, with dense knowledge points and full of dry goods. I don’t know what to call Moran on the book "Learn Cooking from Scratch". This book is worthy of its name, and it is indeed learning from scratch. The whole book only teaches three dishes: baking bread, making vegetable soup and frying steak. Everything starts with processing ingredients. Most of the first half of the book is the recipes of these three dishes, with every detail and every step written down. Only the last tenth talks about cooking magic. Just looking at the thickness of this book, it is really hard to tell that this is just a recipe for teaching how to make three dishes. Rather than saying that this is a textbook on cooking magic, it is better to say that this is a cooking tutorial. There is a reason for choosing such a book as a teaching material for cooking magic. In the words of the book: "Only when you know the cooking process well can you control the pots, pans, knives and forks." After flipping through the book, Moran even felt that with his cooking skills and memory of Blue Star cuisine, learning this cooking magic would definitely be a great advantage. It saves the effort of being familiar with the cooking process. Isn't it just changing from doing it yourself to using your own will to control the pots, pans and spoons to cook? Moran is familiar with this. Isn't magic driven by will?
