The Witch of the Roll Never Gives Up

Picking these edelweiss took some time, and it was already two o'clock on Monday afternoon when they really set out to the green meadow.

It was much later than her original return time.

Moran stuffed two pieces of breadfruit cake into her mouth and hurried to the core area.

Originally, she wanted to spend the night in the hole she dug in the green meadow last time, but it was still far away and the sky was getting dark.

She had to land early and dig a new hole.

The next day, she continued to fly forward at full speed.

She used breadfruit cake to solve three meals a day to save time, but she still couldn't fly out of the hedge wall before dark.

Just a little bit short.

On Wednesday morning, Moran woke up early and looked out through the wire mesh of the vent.

As soon as the thunder elemental power in the sky faded, and the rain had not stopped, she immediately set off.

It was at this time that she realized that the thunder elemental power of the green meadow would fade before dawn, and only the rain would stop after the sky was completely bright.

But at this time, she no longer had the energy to think about it, and the broom was flying at full speed.

The wilderness survival class started at 7 o'clock in the morning, and she was about to be late.

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"The class will start in five minutes." Sylph glanced at her watch: "Moran hasn't come back yet."

"Did he trip in the inner area?" Vasida looked at the direction of the yellow sand with some worry: "Hey? A figure is flying over!"

The little witches tried to identify it, and as the figure flew closer and closer, it was obviously in a purple robe.

"It's Ms. Amisha." Vasida said disappointedly.

"In fact, Moran can stay safely in the inner area for a week, so she can skip this wilderness survival class!" Sylph said.

"That's right... If she can't come back, just let the guardian dean tell Ms. Amisha in the purple robe."

Thinking of this, Vasida was relieved.

After landing, the purple-robed Amisha called out the guardian deans as usual and took out the video recorder:

"Everyone is here... eh? Where's Moran?"

"Almost there." As soon as the voice of Guardian Dean No. 69 fell, a purple-haired little witch with a bag rushed out from the hedge wall next to the lawn.

"It's Moran!" Washida and Sylph breathed a sigh of relief.

Moran landed in the empty seat next to Washida and Sylph: "Am I late?"

"No, just in time!" Sylph stretched out her wrist to show her, it was exactly seven o'clock.

"How did you come back from here? Did you cross half of the inner area?" Washida whispered.

Before Moran could answer, Ms. Amisha stopped them from continuing to chat with her eyes.

"Okay, now that everyone is here, let's start the class.

Moran, Vasida, and Sylph, you completed the task of collecting minerals and refining items in the last class.

Now you have basically mastered the methods of finding and collecting survival resources in the wild and protecting yourself against dangers in the wild.

Starting from this class, you can learn about the selection and establishment of outdoor residences.

The format of your class has been slightly adjusted. Your guardian dean will explain to you how to do it later.

Other little witches, your classroom task in this class is still to collect minerals and refine magic items.

Now, all little witches, enter the portal!"

Ms. Amisha's opening was as quick as ever. As soon as she finished speaking, the portal opened.

Moran was pushed into the portal before he could even put down his bag, which was so swollen that it was a bit in the way.

As soon as the transmission was over, Moran saw two familiar figures: "Sylph, Vasida! You are here too?"

Sylph and Vasida were equally surprised: "We three are doing this class together?"

"I teleported you together just to facilitate monitoring, and this class is also held in the same place."

The voice of the Guardian Dean came.

Originally, No. 103 was supposed to teach them, but now their progress has surpassed that of other little witches, and No. 103 has to comment on and explain the monitoring screens of other little witches, so they have to come.

"Have you all read the "Common Wild Terrain Survival Guide" in advance?"

"Yes!" Moran and the other two said in unison.

"Very good, let's try to build a cave dwelling first.

There is a small hill in front of you. The side facing you is a dirt slope, and the side facing away from you is a stone wall.

Now please use the method taught in the book to build a dirt cave dwelling on the side facing you, and a stone cave dwelling on the side facing away from you.

In order to save time, you can build it in proportion, and the minimum indoor space area cannot be less than one square meter.

Try to be more detailed. If you encounter any problems during the process, we will explain them in time.

Let's get started!"

I don't know which guardian dean assigned the task, and he stopped talking.

Moran looked around.

The small hill in front of him was lonely, separated by a piece of grass and a small forest. The forest was quiet, and there was no bird singing.

Next to the forest, there were several piles of bare soil, the kind that had no plants growing at all.

"This place doesn't look like it's in the inner area." Moran said, "The plants are too simple and the environment is too quiet."

Sylph took a look at the academy map:

"It's true! It shows that we are in an open-air magic training ground.

Looking at the number, it's a magic training ground that was previously blocked."

"It seems that we don't have to worry about wild beasts suddenly appearing and affecting our mission." Washida said.

Moran nodded: "Then everyone choose a location and start digging!"

All of them have dug holes in the green grassland, so building a simple cave residence should not be a problem for them.

The three of them each chose a place not far away from each other and started digging.

The section on cave residence in the textbook already involves the application of earth-turning and stone-breaking.

After Sylph came back from the green grassland last time, she had already started learning earth magic. The first thing she learned was earth-turning, and she had already learned stone-breaking.

Moran and Washida, needless to say, they learned earlier.

Although they are all digging holes, there are still some differences between a temporary overnight cave and a real earth cave residence for long-term residence.

The latter is more detailed and delicate, and the walls and ground inside need to be compacted, and the doors and windows need to be made.

However, the dean allowed them to build in a proportional scale, which greatly reduced the difficulty of construction.

With a soil turning technique, Moran dug a large hole on the hillside. Although it could only house a lamb at most, the space was large enough to complete the course task.

Next, it was a matter of tidying up the space inside the hole and compacting the surface, which was basically not difficult.

Moran squatted down and went in, sat in the small hole, and began to further flatten the wall.