In the basic magic theory class, Amisha was a little surprised to see the same dark circles under the eyes of the little witches. Although the first-year little witches of previous years also had a hard time doing their first paper assignment, it was quite rare for them to survive like this. After all, this paper has been assigned for a whole week. Regardless of whether the writing is good or not, there is always enough time to complete it. This year's little witches have always been very reassuring. Even if there are some surprises this time, they can learn lessons next time. So Amisha just pretended not to see it when she saw it. Only by fully trying and making mistakes can you truly have the ability to solve problems independently in the future. "Have you all finished the thesis homework assigned last Monday? Please hand it over to me for a look!" The little witches handed in their papers one by one. There was excitement and anticipation in his tired eyes.
Amisha read the paper and became more and more surprised. This class should be a thesis review class. Teach them how to obtain information from books by writing commentaries. As a result, none of the papers written by the little witches were faulty. Each article clearly explains the magic use of energy of different races. And it was obviously not copied. Although the content is similar, there are even some identical sentences. But after teaching basic magic theory classes for so many years, she knew at a glance that those same sentences were excerpted from reference books. If anything, the paper's handwriting looks a bit sloppy, as if it was written in a hurry. But this lesson is about how to filter information, not how to practice calligraphy. It seems that today’s teaching content has changed: "The papers are all well written..." Little witches: (\u003e\u003c) "...Can you tell me how you wrote it?" Amisha needs to know how far the little witches have mastered it. The little witches raised their hands. What they said was the same as what they wrote, very similar. It turns out that I was studying and writing on the way to the castle in the morning. The person who summed up this set of reading and writing methods was the only little witch without dark circles under her eyes.
She had been taking theoretical classes for such a long time, but she had never thought of key words or quick reading tips for key sentences. Usually the little witches are just taught to read with questions. It has to be said that Moran's method is more organized and clear, and clarity means that it is easy to imitate and learn. "Molan! Regarding the reading skills you taught the little witches today, can you summarize it into a book? Let the clan council evaluate the value. After it is included in the college library, you can get a gold coin reward." Amisha walked up to Moran. "That's great!" Moran said without hesitation. Until now, she had only seen gold coins in the Young Witch books. "If you want to improve the reading skills of the little witches, I also have some education and practice plans that can be summarized together." "Okay!" Amisha said: "No matter what kind of knowledge it is, as long as it is valuable, the clan association will reward it after sharing it with the library." Molan suddenly remembered a problem that had been bothering her a long time ago. Now that she had the chance, she couldn't help it: “The dean, the clan association and the academy have trained the little witch to adulthood, and will also reward the witch’s mother for giving birth, but they never ask for anything in return. But raising and educating a little witch requires funds, right? Where do these funds come from? " "Yes! Where did it come from?" Most of the other little witches have not thought about this problem yet, but they can't help but become curious at this time. "With such a thing that can only go in and out, will the clan really not go bankrupt?" "The college doesn't even give us food. Isn't it because we are too poor?" … Amisha smiled: "More than 80% of the operating funds of the clan association and the academy come from the witch's inheritance." "heritage?" Moran thought about what kind of industry the witch clan would have, or whether there was any special magic knowledge that needed to be paid to obtain, in order to make a profit. But I never thought of it as a legacy. "Yes, it's a legacy. A long time ago, when witches came to the end of their lives, they would entrust the knowledge and wealth they had accumulated throughout their lives to the next witch. The wilderness belongs to witches and witches. After clan associations and academies provide growth and educational resources to underage witches, many witches will hand over their inheritance to the clan association to use it to raise young witches and maintain the development of the witch clan. With the wealth accumulated by a witch over hundreds of years, it would not be a problem to raise dozens or hundreds of little witches. So you don't have to worry about the clan going bankrupt. The clan is much richer than you think. It doesn't provide you with three meals a day not because of poverty, but just to let you learn cooking magic. "Amisha said. Moran couldn't help but think, if one day her life came to an end, what would she do with her property? Other witches don't need to rely on inheritance to become rich overnight. Only the clan that once raised her is still protecting the growth of batch after batch of little witches. Leaving property to the clan association is indeed the best choice.
Even if the clan never asks the witches to repay the clan, the witches will always give back to the clan at the last moment. "Dean, I am willing to sort out the knowledge I have and share it with the Witch Library without any reward." Moran said solemnly. She also enjoyed the precious knowledge left by the witch predecessors, and it is only right to leave her own knowledge to benefit the younger generations. "No need. Apart from the inheritance, the clan will not take anything from the witch for free. Regarding the reward for sharing knowledge, the clan has its own set of reward rules to encourage everyone to study and learn, and enrich the witch heritage. The clan really does not lack money! We don't need you, a little witch who is not yet an adult, to make selfless contributions." Amisha refused without hesitation: "There is no gold coin in your pocket, so you should seize every opportunity to obtain resources! If you want to contribute, it is not too late to contribute on the day when your life comes to an end." "..." Moran felt an arrow hit her chest. She really didn't have a single gold coin in her pocket. How rich is the inheritance donated by the witch predecessors? The clan is so generous! "Okay, back to the topic! In the remaining time of this class, everyone summarizes the reading skills that Moran taught you today, writes a paper, and hands it to me at the end of class. If you finish it in class, there will be no extra homework after class today." Amisha returned to the podium. When the little witches heard that there was no homework, they were so happy that they started writing summary papers immediately. The witch history homework due tomorrow is also a problem summary paper. Moran helped me recall it, so I just need to integrate it, which is easier to write. Maybe I can sleep well tonight!