The Witch of the Roll Never Gives Up

"July 19th."

"July 19th?" Moran breathed a sigh of relief. Fortunately, the entrance ceremony was not too early.

Two and a half months later, there was still time!

The mineral materials were already prepared in sufficient quantities. If we got some wood back, we could start decorating.

If we were faster, we might be able to finish it ahead of time.

Moran hurriedly rode out on a broom to get wood.

There were trees everywhere in the forest, and wood was very easy to get. Moran prepared all the wood in one afternoon and piled them up next to the waterfall.

First, go to the basement to prepare the materials of ordinary metal mines, use plastic metal to make water pipes, and complete the drainage and water supply systems of the two bathrooms and the kitchen.

During this process, Moran discovered that she could use plastic metal to mold alloys with better performance on several different metal ores.

After the drainage system was completed, she began to use plastic wood to mold wood.

First, the wooden floor, which needed to be laid on the first and second floors, otherwise the stone floor would be slightly rough no matter how flat it was, and it was not as warm and beautiful as the wooden floor.

Then the indoor doors and furniture.

The furniture in the kitchen and dining room is the simplest. Just materialize the {mobile kitchen card} and put it in. You only need to make a larger dining table, a few dining chairs, and a bar counter by the window.

In the living room, you need to make a sofa base, a coffee table, a small table by the fireplace, and a storage cabinet by the wall.

There are no books in the study, only a witch book that she carries with her, so she made a wall of cabinets to store medicinal materials, potions, alchemical materials, and finished products.

The cabinet only has a wooden door frame, and there are a lot of crystals and gems in the basement!

Then, there is a large desk by the window and a chair that is not cushioned for the time being, and a large workbench.

The bedroom on the second floor, first of all, is an oversized bed, which should be enough for five or six little witches to sleep on it in a big letter shape.

The reason why she didn't prepare a second bedroom is that she wanted everyone to sleep together when friends visited.

It is a happy thing for friends to sleep on the bed together under a quilt!

Then there was the dressing table, the wall-to-wall wardrobe, the shoe cabinet, the clothes hanger, and the mirror frame for the full-length mirror.

There was also the sofa base and coffee table in the rest area, the tatami by the window... various chairs, stools, shelves, wall cabinets...

In short, every functional area in the house had to be filled.

She made all the remaining wood into picture frames, used the card book to make paint cards and paper cards, and then used the transcription technique to quickly copy the world famous paintings in Lan Xing's memory onto paper, framed them and hung them in various places in the house to decorate the walls.

She also left some picture frames and paint paper, made an easel, and placed it in a corner of the bedroom. She planned to draw a few portraits as a souvenir when she had time.

After the wooden furniture was made, it was time for the ores to come in handy.

She used the stone shaping technique to make white crystal and copper ore to make cloisonné glass windows, and reshaped the various broken gems into blocks of color to fill in the colors.

After the glass of the four large windows was installed, there were vases, flower pots, tea sets, and tableware made of various broken crystals.

Broken gems were used to decorate furniture and various utensils.

She also used metal ore to make a swing chair next to the fireplace that could be nestled in.

The empty stone house was suddenly filled up, adding a lot of color.

At the same time, the high-yield cotton trees planted in the valley and various flowers that can be used as dyes also grew up under her daily magic nourishment.

Moran collected them and used sewing magic to make various cotton cloths, quilts, and cushions.

The sofa and bed were finally not hard, and were filled with various cotton pads and pillows, making the house more cozy.

When these were done, a month had passed.

Magic was so convenient that it greatly improved her efficiency in making items. Otherwise, these tasks would never have been completed in a month.

At first glance, the water curtain hut finally looked like a comfortable place to live.

However, the details were still a little rough.

Moran also planted some green climbing plants under the mountain wall next to the waterfall.

Then she rode a broom to the forest, killed some beasts with soft fur, and dug some magic plants that were both ornamental and medicinal.

After the beasts were processed, the meat was kept for eating, and the fur was made into carpets and laid in the living room and bedroom.

Magic plants that do not require much sunlight and are suitable for indoor planting are planted in pots in the house, and those that can only be planted outdoors are planted in the valley.

It took another half a month to do these.

The water curtain hut was completely in shape.

But it was not over yet, she had not prepared the most critical magic circle for this residence!

Moran went to the basement and moved all the magic ores and some high-quality ordinary ores to the workbench in the study, and began to prepare intensively.

First, the magic lamps in each room.

Chandeliers, table lamps, and wall lamps are all needed.

Living in the mountain wall, you need to pay attention to the lighting problem, and you have to make a lot of magic lamps to be enough.

Fortunately, magic lamps for ordinary lighting do not require magic ores, and high-quality crystal ores are enough.

Fortunately, she dug up a lot of white crystals that were large enough and of good quality.

The main lamps were all made of large white crystals, and ordinary crystals of other colors were used as decorations next to the main lamps. Iron ore and copper ore were used as lamp holders, with a unified style.

Dozens of lamps were made in a row. After they were installed, when they were all turned on at night, the room could be as bright as day.

Then there were various magic arrays.

These all required magic ore as array stones.

First, there is the constant temperature magic circle, moisturizing magic circle and dust removal magic circle covering the entire hut.

The constant temperature and moisturizing magic circle can adjust the indoor temperature and humidity at will.

The inner area has four seasons, rainy season and dry season. Only with this magic circle can you stay at home comfortably.

The dust removal magic circle saves her the effort of cleaning herself, and can keep the floor, walls and furniture surfaces in the house free of dust.

However, she still has to wash her own clothes with cleaning magic. Although she can also use a washing machine, she thinks that the combination of cleaning magic and drying magic is more convenient and faster.

Then, there is the warning magic circle and the protection magic circle covering the entire valley.

These two magic circles require the most magic ore. Even if they are only low-level magic circles, because the range is too large, almost 70% of her magic ore inventory is used up.

If she hadn't reduced the effective period of the magic circle and made them work for only one year, these low-level magic ores might not be enough.

Just bury the array stones with alchemical runes drawn in various places on the cliff.

This protective magic circle can easily resist and drive away wild beasts.

In addition, there is an invisible magic circle to be used on windows, doors, and chimneys, which can hide the exposed features of the residence.

After activation, from the outside, this mountain wall is still the same as before, and there is no sign of a residence.