The Witch of the Roll Never Gives Up

In the alchemy class on Wednesday, Moran tried to make a magic seal.

The magic seal is equivalent to the business card of the Blue Star people, and is used in conjunction with the Golden Bird Technique and Golden Bird Letter Paper.

Once the magic seal is infected with magic power, the seal will record a breath that can be sensed by the Golden Bird.

As long as such a seal is used to print a mark on the Golden Bird letter paper, the Golden Bird can rely on the mark to find the person who left the breath.

Most of the time, witches are traveling around and have no fixed place to live.

Therefore, witches who have a particularly good relationship will send each other their magic seals to facilitate everyone to contact using the Golden Bird Technique.

Moran knew that Shana's mother was in Moon Harbor, so the previous letter could be sent directly like this.

Otherwise, the Golden Bird might not be able to deliver the letter to Shana's mother.

The magic seal taught in the book is just an ordinary small wooden block with a combination of runes engraved on it.

Moran has read many books on alchemy, and of course he knows that such a seal is not good enough among witches.

Even the poorest witch would carefully design her own seal style.

Witches with some strength would even choose various precious materials to make seals.

Moran didn't have precious materials.

But Moran could still design the style of the seal.

Moran thought about it for a while and came up with an idea.

Soon, the wood on the table was molded into thirty small seals by her using wood shaping.

The side of the seal had the same pattern as the back of the card, and there was a relief of an open book on the top.

Runes were engraved one by one, filled with rune power, and finally infected with magic for a moment, and thirty magic seals belonging to her were completed.

The number of seals was a bit large, and Moran made a whole alchemy class.

Seeing that Ms. Amisha was about to leave after class, Moran chased after her with a bag of small seals: "Dean! Wait!"

Amisha stopped, looked back at her, and then a small seal was stuffed into her.

"Dean, keep it well, so that you can contact me after graduation." Moran said.

Amisha raised her eyebrows slightly. If you didn't know, you would think that this child was in the fifth grade! She started giving stamps.

She still accepted it and threw one to Moran: "Here, this is for you."

Moran took it and saw that it was a wooden seal as plain as the one in the textbook, but the name of the dean was engraved on the seal.

The dean must not be poor, so this basic version of the seal really has an audience!

However, the dean has so many clones. If he sends a letter to her, how can the golden bird find someone?

Just when I wanted to gossip, I saw that the dean had already left.

Moran shook his head and laughed, and gave a small seal to each of the little witches in the class.

After returning to the dormitory at night, Moran also went to find Senior Lilith.

"Oh! It's Junior Moran! What do you want to find your dear senior?" Lilith leaned against the door and said with a smile.

"This is for you, senior." Moran handed her a small seal.

"Magic seal? You gave it so soon? Seniors usually give it on the eve of graduation, right?" Lilith said, playing with the small seal.

"Senior, you forgot, there are graduation exams before graduation! After the exams, you have to prepare to leave the academy. It's not certain whether you will have time to make seals by then!" Moran said.

She remembered that the time before the fifth-grade seniors of the last class left school was not abundant!

"Damn exams!" Lilith put on a mask of pain: "Eh? No! Why did you make a magic seal? Didn't you say on Sunday that you just learned how to make golden bird letter paper?"

"To be precise, I learned it last Thursday. I learned how to make a magic clock on Monday, a magic stove and a magic lamp on Tuesday, and I made a magic seal today." Moran said.

Lilith's expression became more painful. Is it reasonable to learn to make one or two magic items a day?

"I won't tell you anymore. I haven't finished reading the book yet!"

With a snap, the door closed.

Moran: "..."

The temper of the senior is really more unpredictable than the effect of the bad luck spell.

When they were teaching the bad luck spell in the magic class, Ms. Amisha asked them to practice on each other.

During that time, the little witches were always nervous, not knowing what bad luck would happen next.

Falling flat on the ground; a pile of bird shit falling from the sky; the flying broom suddenly loosened and a bunch of broom grass fell off; the exercise book was wet by water; being hit on the head by breadfruit; biting the tongue while eating... Anything could happen.

Fortunately, the apprentice-level bad luck spell was only a minor prank, otherwise I dare not imagine what would happen.

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On Thursday afternoon, Moran rode the flying broom to the alchemy laboratory. Instead of putting the broom on the broom stand outside the classroom as usual, he took the broom directly into the classroom.

"Great! You can learn to add invisible cushions to the broom today, right?" Sylph said enviously.

Moran smiled slightly: "It should be no problem. You should be able to make the golden bird letter paper today, right? I saw yesterday that you are all making good progress."

Sylph and Vasida nodded.

The other little witches also said: "It should be soon."

In fact, they should have been far behind.

They have poor alchemy talent, and the efficiency of converting magic power into rune power is extremely low. With a body of magic power, it will be gone after a short period of practice. At the beginning, their progress was slower than that of Sylph and Vasida.

In order to catch up with the progress last week, Cheryl went to pick breadfruit to practice.

She bought the apprentice-level food-repairing magic of Vasida. The filling effect of breadfruit can also be converted into a certain amount of magic power. With the restorative effect of breadfruit itself, her magic power can keep up with the frequency of practice.

With someone taking the lead, other little witches will certainly follow suit.

By eating breadfruit, they can keep up with the progress of Vasida and Sylph.

They didn't talk much. After arriving at the location, they went to do their own things without Ms. Amisha's arrangement.

The other little witches continued to practice making golden bird letter paper, while Moran looked at the alchemy drawings of invisible cushions in the textbook.

The invisible cushion does not require additional materials, and the runes can be directly engraved on the broom handle.

However, there is only one broom handle, and it will not work if it is damaged.

At her current level of wood shaping, it is easy to engrave runes on a flying broom, which is equivalent to a magic item, but it is difficult to repair the scratches, so there must be no mistakes.

In order to make full preparations, Moran used the wood shaping technique to mold several pieces of wood similar to the shape of her broom handle, carved runes on them, and then practiced filling the rune power many times.

Only when she was able to do it without any mistakes and became very skilled did she start working on her own broom handle.

After careful and careful work, she finally carved the rune combination of the invisible cushion safely and filled it with rune power.