The Witch of the Roll Never Gives Up

It was getting late, and she had to go to class. Moran picked up her bag and left the dormitory.

As soon as she left the dormitory, she saw the first-year witches who were waiting near her dormitory, as well as some second-year seniors who had heard about the magic card.

Senior Lilith was among them.

Facing their expectant eyes, Moran shook her head apologetically:

"It's made, but it can only achieve the same effect as magic coins. The cost is high and it can't be used as a daily magic supplement."

"Ah? Disposable?" Lilith asked.

"Yeah!" Moran nodded.

"Very expensive?" Lilith asked again.

"Very expensive." Moran nodded again.

Lilith sighed in disappointment: "Alas! I knew it wouldn't be that easy! Energy can't be created out of thin air. Everything has a price."

If you want to quickly replenish 1,000 mana magic, where does this magic come from? There is always a place where you have to lose 1,000 mana magic.

The price must be high.

"It would be great if it had the same effect as magic coins!" Lilith thought it through.

Vasida also said: "Yes! If it can be similar to magic coins, doesn't it mean that magic power can be exchanged for money? Then before graduation, can't we save up the unused magic power and exchange it for magic cards? Then when we graduate, we won't be empty-handed and start from scratch!"

"Yes, yes!" The little witches got excited again.

Who can resist the temptation of saving the first pot of gold before graduation?

Anyway, the magic power can be restored after it is spent, which is equivalent to getting magic coins without spending money.

Moran shook his head again: "The dean forbids me to sell high-priced cards in the academy, which will lead to insufficient magic power for everyone and waste magic practice."

"!!!"

At this moment, the expressions of the little witches were extremely ferocious.

Damn the dean! This is not allowed, and that is not allowed!

If they didn't know that the dean was always paying attention to them, they might not be able to help but curse out loud.

Isn't this blocking their way to wealth?

Amisha of every little witch: "???"

Which dean banned it? I haven't heard of it!

A certain Amisha who took the blame: "..."

Although what Moran said makes sense, high-priced cards will indeed cause little witches to over-consume magic power and neglect magic practice.

But she really didn't say this!

Of course, if Moran asked, she would definitely ban it.

"Vashida, now we can only rely on you!" Sylph took Vashida's hand and said earnestly.

The little witches have a low total amount of magic power, and they can still rely on recovery potions. Although they are not as good as the instant recovery of magic coins, they are much faster than natural recovery.

It can be seen that the effect of the recovery potion of the training level on the little witches is not so obvious.

Vashida has become the last hope of the little witches.

Although her ability to recover magic power by eating is not immediate, and it still requires a process of eating, the recovery speed is much stronger than the recovery potion of the apprentice level and low level.

This effect cannot be achieved even with Moran's cards.

She couldn't give the card abilities that she didn't know and didn't have.

Even if she provided a sample, she couldn't exceed the function of the sample.

The magic card that can be used unlimited times can be designed thanks to the purple gem of the card book.

The card book is the manifestation of her witch talent and an ability that she has.

The magic card matter came to an end, and the little witches went to the cooking class honestly.

After two weeks without contact with cooking magic, Moran found that her control over cooking magic had declined.

Before, she could move the pots and pans in the kitchen steadily, but during class today, she was slightly unstable and almost dropped things again.

After adapting and getting familiar with it, she returned to her original state.

The other little witches also found that their cooking skills had regressed a little.

"Magic is like all skills. Use it or lose it. Unless you practice it to perfection and your magic power develops inertia, otherwise, long-term neglect of practice will also regress."

Ms. Amisha warned them in time.

*

The bell rang at noon on Friday, and there was a wailing in the first-year theory classroom.

The little witches struggled for a whole week in the shadow of the exercise books, but still failed to complete all the exercise books of the chapters they had learned before the end of the continental history class.

"I still have three chapters of review exercises to do!"

"I still have two chapters!"

"How can you be so fast! I still have five chapters!"

...

"You can continue to complete the unfinished ones on the weekend. Don't forget the monthly exam next Monday. You all know the scope of the exam. Remember to prepare for the review during the weekend.

There are three subjects in total, with a full score of 100. Those with scores above 95 in each subject are excellent and rewarded with 1 magic gold coin. Those with scores below 70 are considered unqualified and rewarded with an exclusive exercise book.

Whether to get magic gold coins or exclusive exercise books depends on your performance at that time!"

After announcing the "good news" of the exam, Amisha left.

The little witches were left to calculate in fear: "70, 71, 72..."

Moran sighed when he heard the little witches counting in the same way.

The reading textbooks were adopted, but what about the math textbooks?

The little witches are in urgent need of math education!

"...94, 95, a total difference of only 25 points! Can you really pass this by studying hard?"

"Read the corresponding contents of the textbooks and exercise books carefully over the weekend, and memorize all the important knowledge points. It will definitely be possible!" Moran said.

"What are the important knowledge points?" The little witches who were facing the exam for the first time had no clue at all.

"Do you need me to draw the key points for you?" Moran asked.

Although she didn't know what the test was, she still knew the key points.

"Yes, yes!" The little witches nodded repeatedly.

Moran opened the textbook.

As she spoke, the little witches made marks.

On the way down the mountain, I explained to the little witches all the key knowledge points in the exam chapters of the two courses Basic Theory of Magic and History of Witches.

When it was the turn of mainland history, she did not say directly: "Have you discovered it? What kind of knowledge points are the key points?"

The little witches have not been fighting with the exercise books for so many days in vain: "It seems that they are all covered by the exercises in the exercises!"

"That's right!" Moran said: "So if you don't master the content in the exercise book, you must consolidate it again. And you can't refer to the textbook in the exam, so you'd better write it down.

I won’t talk about the rest of the continent’s history. You can try to sift through the knowledge points yourself! "

It’s not really exam-oriented education. The important thing is to master knowledge points and the ability to read and filter information, not to get high scores.

Teaching a witch how to fish is not as good as teaching a witch how to fish.