When class ended, it was already six o'clock, and it was time for dinner. After class, the little witches went to the food collection area in unison. "Black bread is totally inedible!" "I want meat, steak, where's the steak?" "There is a cooking class next to it. Let's just cook it here and then go back! It will save you having to carry it back and forth!" "Okay, okay! I'm so hungry." … The other little witches stayed in the cooking classroom to solve the problem of dinner. Only Moran and Aisi walked to the dormitory carrying a basket. The food they cooked in the cooking magic class was not as unpalatable as other little witches, and they were already full. Ais glanced into her basket: "Sugar, honey, pumpkin, what are you going to do?"
"Breadfruit cake," said Moran. "Can you eat this for a long time once you make it? I just saw you picking breadfruit not long ago, and you finished it so quickly?" Aisi suddenly remembered something: "Molan, you don't eat bread and cake three times a day!" Moran smiled: "I'll eat it when I'm busy." "Then when are you not busy?" Ais was not fooled. "Well... I'm quite busy every day..." Moran said, "But I still find time to cook something delicious on the weekends!" Ais glanced at her sadly. Her friend who loves food as much as she does actually spends her days eating fruit cakes! What is the difference between this and chewing tree bark every day? After walking for a while, I couldn't help but ask: "Why? Although the fruit cake is not unpalatable, it must be uncomfortable to eat every day!" "Fortunately, the main purpose is to save time and have more time to do other things." Moran said: "The courses are very tight. If I don't squeeze in more time, I will finish reading the book." Aisi: "..." Yes, Moran is a witch, a witch with all-powerful qualifications. She just wants to be a food witch like her mother. Study pressure is completely different. Aisi's eyes were filled with love when she looked at Moran. When she reached the door of Moran's dormitory, she put the basket on the ground and started to dig into her pockets: "This is for you! This is for you too! I just want to make some other flavors tonight, so I’ll give you a try! It’s also convenient to eat and won’t waste your time. How about just eating fruit cake! "
Soon, her dried meat, meat candies, etc. were all transferred to Mo Lan. Moran's pockets, satchel, and even the vegetable basket were all filled with Aisi's snacks: "Enough, enough! Too many!" With her pockets empty, Ais lost a lot of weight as a little witch. She picked up the vegetable basket and ran away, fearing that Moran would return the goods: “Be sure to remember to eat it!” "Got it!" Moran waved helplessly at her. She really felt that there was nothing wrong with eating bread and fruit cake. It was just to fill her stomach and it was rich in nutrients. Somehow, in Ace's eyes, she became a pitiful little thing who needed to be fed. Back in the dormitory, she put all the snacks given by Aisi in a separate basket and placed them next to the bread and cake basket. I took a small plate, picked a little of each, poured a glass of fresh bread juice, and brought them to the desk together. Sit down and open the Witch's Book: "Volume 7 of "Valen Continent"... here, where did you see it before... Hmm! This meat is so tender, what kind of meat is it made of?" Moran was reading a book, eating dried meat cake and drinking juice. I have to say that Aisi is very good at cooking meat. It really made her simple dinner a lot richer. This book talks about the extraordinary abilities of various creatures in the Valen Continent. As mentioned at the beginning, the extraordinary abilities of Varun creatures can be roughly divided into two categories. One is the extraordinary ability of energy acting on the body. Physical strength, speed, agility, and defense are all considered extraordinary abilities of the physical body. Representatives of such creatures are dragons, warcraft, and orcs. The other is the extraordinary ability of energy to act outside the body, and magic belongs to this category. All races with the ability to cast magic possess extraordinary abilities known as magic, but they use different sources of energy to perform magic and use different methods to perform it. When he saw this, Moran knew that his thesis was in place. She skipped the chapters that talked about the extraordinary abilities of the physical body, and continued reading where she left off at noon. He also excerpted and summarized key sentences. "The energy of witches is magic power, and the energy of witches is magic power. They both originate from the blood. The magic power in the blood is driven by will and emotion to perform magic. The energy of angels is angelic power, which comes from faith and consumes the power of faith to perform magic. Demonic energy is demonic power, which originates from the soul, and the power of the soul is sacrificed to perform magic. The energy of the dragon clan is dragon power, which originates from the blood. Sound drives the dragon power in the blood to cast magic. Human energy is spiritual power, derived from knowledge and wisdom. Using spiritual power as a weight and knowledge as a lever, we can leverage the energy in nature and perform magic. …”
After reading the part about extraordinary magical abilities, I excerpted a paper full of useful information. Moran also has a certain understanding of the spellcasting principles of different races. Ms. Amisha told me to refer to this book, so of course Moran is welcome. Directly integrate the key sentences excerpted from this part into a paper. I blew the ink on the parchment, read it from beginning to end and checked, and the homework for the basic theory of magic course was completed! The paper was due next Monday, so Moran clipped the paper to the homework page of the Witch Book with a paper clip. Anyway, she wouldn't put the Witch Book away for a while, so it wouldn't hurt to put something in it. The task for the evening was completed, and Moran, who had a lot of harvest, yawned and went to bed contentedly. When the clock struck six in the morning, Moran closed her eyes and touched the breadfruit hanging in the bag at the head of the bed, grabbed it and took a bite: "Ah~" I woke up from the sourness. While brushing her teeth, she thought: "What book should I read on the way today? Continue reading "What is Magic" or preview "A History of Witches"? Hmm...or "A History of Witches"..." The Witch Book beside her automatically opened to the page of "A History of Witches": "Witches originated from human women..." While reading the book, she walked out the door. "Moran! Vasida! My bellflower has grown another small leaf." "Congratulations!" "It won't be long before the bellflower grows up!" "Yes!" "Moran, what book are you reading?" "A History of Witches." "I read a little bit last night. This book is much more interesting than the textbook for magic theory class!" "Really? I just started reading it!" ... On the way to school today, the little witches read A History of Witches to prepare for the upcoming History of Witches class. This is another scary theory class.
So much so that the little witches were thinking about problems while reading.