The Witch of the Roll Never Gives Up

Moran's {Witch Farm Tool Card} had been infected countless times.

Even the pruning shears, which were rarely used at present, were as obedient as her hands.

But as for strength... Moran, who had only used Vasida's {Food Supplement Card} for a few weeks, was not sure that she could cut all the branches quickly and accurately.

She finally chose to let the pruning shears do it for her.

Fortunately, there was no accident. The pruning shears quickly cut off the branches and roots of the entire broom grass according to the marks she made with charcoal.

The cut branches and roots were piled together, and it was impossible to tell which one had grown underground and which one was full of leaves.

The remaining trunk was almost as tall as Moran when it stood up.

It was a long stick that was thin at the top and thick at the bottom, but the thickness did not change much.

There were some protrusions on the stick where branches had grown, and there was a small arc in the middle.

The shape was perfect, and it could be used as a broom handle with almost no additional pruning.

"Next, let's polish these protrusions, right?" Moran looked at Ms. Amisha, and only started to act when she nodded.

The polishing file was also provided by Ms. Amisha.

Seeing her progress so quickly, the other little witches also hurried to mark the trimming positions with charcoal pencils.

After Amisha looked at it, she gave some modification suggestions, and finally formed the most perfect trimming plan.

At this time, Moran had polished the broom handle and asked Ms. Amisha for the rope to tie the broom head.

"Broom Flight" said that the rope to tie the broom head does not need to be taken from the broom grass, and can be made of hemp rope, cloth strips, or anything else that has a binding function.

"Rope? Isn't it everywhere here?" Amisha looked at the lush grass around her.

Moran looked at it several times before he was sure what rope Ms. Amisha was referring to: "You don't have to make a rope yourself, do you?"

"Yes!" Amisha said: "Use local materials, how good! If you want to change later, you can change it yourself, but it is not provided in class."

Moran was convinced.

She even reviewed the various tricks of tying the broom head in Blue Star's memory in advance, thinking that she would be able to tie the broom head and have her own broom immediately.

As a result, even the rope for tying the broom head had to be made by herself.

When I was learning to make witch books, I learned to make ropes of grass, and now I use it again.

She said why there are so many large areas of grass here, it turns out that this is the function.

It just happens to be the grass suitable for making ropes. The greenhouse is basically dry at this season. Should I say that the college is very considerate?

Moran sighed and had to make ropes honestly.

After picking some suitable grass leaves, she looked up and saw the woods behind. She remembered that when she was collecting magic plants to make potions, she saw some thin vines. After drying them, they would be good as straw ropes, which would add another layer of insurance to the broom head. So she went to the woods to get another bunch of thin vines.

Twisting straw ropes and rubbing vines, most of the class was over, and she, who was the fastest, had just prepared the ropes, not to mention the other little witches.

In order to have her own flying broom today, Moran seized the time to comb the branches and study how to tie them firmly to the thin end of the broom handle.

All the branches and roots together were enough to make two and a half broom heads. Moran first divided them into piles and then tried to tie them.

There was a detailed tutorial on tying a broom head in "Broom Flight", and there was also one in Lanxing's memory. Moran had learned about it in advance. Ms. Amisha hardly gave any guidance, so she tied the broom head by herself.

At the same time, it was time to end the get out of class.

"Dean, is this all right?" Moran asked before Ms. Amisha left.

"If you use it to sweep the floor and the broom head doesn't fall apart, the quality is good. Today's class ends here. It won't rain in the greenhouse tonight. You can temporarily store your broom materials on the straw mat and continue tomorrow."

Ms. Amisha's back quickly disappeared into the forest.

Moran, holding the newly made broom, and the little witches who were still twisting straw ropes: "..."

Moran only saw one sentence from Ms. Amisha - overtime is absolutely impossible.

Fortunately, Ms. Amisha has already told her the last step of checking the quality of the broom.

Although the broom usually sweeps the floor by itself, who doesn't know how to sweep the floor!

She held the broom and started sweeping. Seeing other little witches sitting on the straw mat, holding the straw rope and reluctant to leave, Moran said:

"It's okay, you keep doing it. I'm good at tying the broom, I'll teach you! If you can't do it, there's still the guardian dean!

We'll tie the flying broom tonight, and let Ms. Amisha teach us the real flying technique tomorrow!

By the way, do you have more bread and fruit cakes? If not, I have some here."

The little witches were excited: "Yes, yes, yes!"

Just don't leave, keep working!

Moran taught the little witches how to tie the broom while sweeping the floor to check the quality of the broom.

They left reluctantly until all the little witches tied the broom heads tightly and swept the floor to check the quality of the broom.

"Oh! I really want to fly now!" Vasida touched the broom.

"I want to, too! But let's wait until tomorrow's class to try. Although you won't die from flying around with the dean guarding you, you will get hurt. And then it will delay your flying lessons, which is not worth it." Moran said.

Instead of leaving the brooms on the straw mat in the greenhouse, they returned to the dormitory with the brooms and remaining broom materials.

Store the broom materials carefully. As for the broom, it’s not enough to fly on it, so just keep it around and look at it!

During the flying lesson the next morning, Amisha just flew over the greenhouse when she saw the little witches holding broomsticks outside Greenhouse No. 1.

They seemed to have completed the last step of making the broom ahead of schedule.

Surprised she already said she was tired.

Amisha landed on the ground: "So powerful? Did you tie it up yourself?"

"Molan taught me!" the little witch said cheerfully: "Dean, we tried it. We swept it from the greenhouse all the way to the dormitory, and not a single strand fell out! It's very strong!"

"Are you sure the binding is tight?" Amisha asked.

"Sure!" the little witches replied in unison.

Amisha had no intention of checking. Even the little witch must be responsible for her own actions.

What's more, if it's not tied well, it just means that the broom head falls off and needs to be started again.

The progress of this year's little witch's flying lessons is already very advanced, and any accident will not affect the progress of the lessons.

She simply said directly: "Congratulations on getting your own broomstick. You can officially learn flying. Come with me!"