The Witch of the Roll Never Gives Up

This news was like a bolt from the blue for Vasida.

It was definitely not good news for other little witches.

According to Moran, she and Ais were the only two little witches who could cook in the first grade.

Vasida still didn't believe the bad news and turned to Lilith for confirmation.

"That's right. The principal's feast magic has only been used once on the night of the entrance ceremony.

The teaching of the Witch Academy has always been a combination of survival and fighting.

The main survival goal of the first grade is to initially solve the problem of eating.

There is no need to worry about starving to death, as there are no restrictions on the food that first graders can get.

Many fruits and vegetables can be eaten raw, but they are not very filling.

The academy also has a field of breadfruit trees, which bear fruit all year round and have a very high yield, but the taste... you will know after you try it."

Lilith's face wrinkled when she talked about breadfruit.

Looking at her like this, it is definitely not delicious.

First-year witches: "..."

No wonder the dinner was so sumptuous. I didn't expect it to be the last dinner.

Now everyone understood why the seniors were so eager when the dinner started, and they were trying hard to eat now, even though their stomachs were bulging.

The little witches' eyes changed when they looked at the food on the table, and they picked some food that was easy to preserve and prepared to save it for later.

"The dinner was created by the super-peak magic feast. It can't be taken out of this auditorium, and it only lasts for two hours.

At present, one and a half hours have passed."

As soon as senior sister Tracy finished speaking, the little witches returned to their seats like young swallows returning to their nests and continued to eat.

If they can't take it away, there is only this way to decorate more.

The one who eats the most is Vasida.

Other little witches eat less, and it's okay to go hungry for one or two meals, but it's hard to bear, but Vasida is at risk of fainting and starving to death.

Moran opened the "New Student Guide".

The dishes at the dinner were so good, with many novel foods she had never seen before, and she was already full.

Rather than eating more, she was more curious about the teaching method of the Witch Academy.

The "Freshman Guide" is a hardcover booklet with a slightly heavy feel, and each page is made of thick cardboard.

Apart from the cover, there are only three inner pages.

The first page is the academy map.

The simple and clear flat map shows the auditorium where she is now.

Moran simply checked the instructions for using the map and quickly mastered the usage.

It is similar to the mobile phone map in the previous life, which can be zoomed in and out, with multiple layers embedded, and each building has a separate small map.

Moran minimized the map.

The center is the academy castle, and the auditorium is on the first floor of the castle.

After the map is minimized, only the "core area of ​​the academy" where the academy castle is located is clearly visible.

Other places are all gray, as if shrouded in gray fog, and nothing can be seen clearly.

The map instructions did say that, except for the core area of ​​the academy, other places need to be explored by themselves before they can be displayed on the map.

Just looking at this map, the Witch Academy is incredibly large.

After all, such a large auditorium is just a hall in the academy castle.

When the map is zoomed out to the smallest, the entire core area of ​​the academy is only the size of a fingernail, and the name of the academy castle cannot even be seen.

Moran zoomed in a little more, and the situation in the core area of ​​the academy became clear.

There is an exit in the east, west, south and north of the academy castle, connected to a winding path.

To the east is the dormitory area, where small houses are neatly arranged and square.

Each one has a number, from dormitory No. 1 to dormitory No. 100.

There is also a name after the number.

Moran guessed that this is the assigned residence.

She looked for it and found her name in dormitory No. 69.

In front of her was dormitory No. 59 where senior Lilith lived.

Sylph and Vasida were in No. 68 and No. 70 respectively, both of whom were her neighbors.

Unfortunately, even if the map of the dormitory area is zoomed to the maximum, only small squares can be seen, and it is difficult to tell what the dormitory looks like.

To the south of the dormitory area is the breadfruit forest that Senior Sister Lilith mentioned.

Next to the breadfruit forest, to the south of the academy castle is the planting area, where farmland, herb gardens, greenhouses, and food collection points are all here.

To the west of the academy castle is the magic training ground, and near the training ground are alchemy and potion laboratories.

To the north is a crescent-shaped lake.

After taking a rough look at the map of the core area, Moran turned to the second page of the "Freshman Handbook".

This page is the course schedule.

The course schedule for the next week will be updated at 8 o'clock every Friday night.

Today is Thursday, and it will be updated tomorrow night. The course schedule is still blank.

The last page is the precautions for freshmen.

The first one is about eating.

"1. After the entrance dinner, the academy will not provide three meals a day. First-year witches can get any ingredients for free at the food collection point in the planting area to cook by themselves, or eat breadfruit. Second-year witches can only get meat ingredients for free. For third-year and above, no free ingredients are provided. You can consider planting, gathering, hunting or exchanging points by yourself."

Not providing meals is fine, but second-year students can't even get ingredients at will, and third-year students don't have free ingredients.

Eating is like this, and living there is no less.

The second article says that the academy only provides free dormitories to witches in the first, second and third grades. They can check their dormitories on the map and move in.

Students in the fourth and fifth grades need to solve their own accommodation problems.

Let's look at the third article: "The four-season school robes and daily necessities for the first-year students have been delivered to their respective dormitories. If there are any damages, they can be applied for free from the dormitory administrator. Witches in other grades can collect materials to make them by themselves, or exchange them with points."

School robes and daily necessities are only available to the first grade.

From food to accommodation, to daily necessities, one is more demanding than the other. The intention of the academy is very obvious, that is, to make witches self-sufficient step by step.

It is indeed feasible in theory.

Although witches are not like witches, there is no upper limit to all magic talents, but at least they can get started and learn to the apprentice level and solve the basic needs.

After learning these things, the little witches can at least have food, clothing and shelter with their magic, and solve the basic survival needs.

After these three points, there were some introductions to the school's points rules, the functions of the buildings in the core area, and a reminder that they could not leave the school's core area before their third year.

Moran only glanced at the contents, and half an hour passed.

As Tracy said, the food on the table disappeared as soon as the time came.