The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 102 We're Not Taking the Blame

Renee twitched the corners of her mouth, not wanting to speak.

Moran is a witch with a background in cooking, and she's usually quite timid, so it's not surprising that she learned so quickly.

Ais has a talent for cooking magic and a basic understanding of cooking, so it's not surprising that she learns quickly.

Sylph and Vasida could even be disregarded simply because they were witches with exceptional talents.

But how did the remaining little witches, who had no cooking experience, manage to learn how to bake black bread using cooking magic so quickly?
What were they doing at this time last year? They were still battling all sorts of fried pork chops!

Moreover, the first-year students were knocked unconscious for two whole weeks by the screams of that mutated bellflower!

You can't say that; if you do, you'll lose all your authority as a second-grader.

"Senior sister?" The first-year witches felt the atmosphere was a bit strange.

The senior students don't seem too happy?
She seemed even less happy than before when we talked about workbooks and exams.

Finally, Lilith couldn't help but ask:

"You guys practice your cooking magic quite often, right? Do you practice in the dorm? Aren't you worried about making a mess of the kitchen?"

"No! We only practice cooking magic in class. We don't know cleaning magic, so we practice in the dorm and we don't even have time to clean up! But we basically do the staining of kitchen utensils on our way to and from class. We haven't even learned regular cooking yet, but we've already stained them!"

The reason for this is, of course, that it was learned from Morana, who could walk around while reading witch's books, contaminating cleaning tools like brooms, rags, and dustpans!
Although they can't multitask yet, they can still manage to clean pots and pans while walking.

Instead, they're all in the cards, ready to be used to infect at any time.

The second graders understood.

This heartbreaking topic can now be put to rest.

"Why are you in our classroom? Aren't these third-grade classes also theory classes?"

How can they be the only ones who get hurt?

"Third graders don't have workbooks yet!"

"That's right! There are so many Ms. Amisa, but there's only one Moran, and she hasn't finished reviewing it yet!"

The older students' eyes were once again focused on Moran: "The third-year workbook isn't finished yet?"

"It's finished editing, I need to proofread it." Moran said, "Don't worry! The third graders will be done soon too! Everyone will have workbooks and exams, absolutely no one will be treated unfairly."

The second-grade witch was relieved: "Let us know when the third-grade workbooks are finished! We'll finish them together!"

What we're going to do together? No need to spell it out, everyone knows instantly: we're going to the third-grade classroom to watch the fun!

"Good luck on your exams, seniors! Let's earn lots of magic coins and dazzle the third-year seniors with our magic! "

The second-grade little witch: Another reason to study hard for exams and earn magic coins!
"Senior, do you know how to highlight key points? Let Moran teach you! Workbooks were a specialty of her hometown in her past life, and she even helped with their compilation. With the key points highlighted, learning will be a breeze!"

At the strong recommendation of the first graders, the second graders asked curiously, "What's the key point?"

"It's all about the key points of each chapter! These are the important test points, you have to memorize them!" Vasita said, "As long as you master the key points, you absolutely cannot score below 80!"

"That's amazing? But Moran hasn't taken any second-year theory classes, how can she teach us how to highlight key points?" Renee said.

“Yes,” Moran said. “Before reviewing the exercise books, you need to look at the original textbook! I’ve written it all down…”

She doesn't even need to read a book; she can just speak fluently.

Second grader: "..."

Seriously, is this some kind of absurd? Is this book etched into her brain?

Moran smiled: "I have a good memory."

"Is this better? This is abnormally good! Even your transcription skills aren't as good!" Lilith said, impressed.

Another day of being amazed by my junior.

The second-grade little witch rode her flying broomstick several times faster today.

There's no other reason, I'm just afraid that if I don't do as well as the younger girls in the next monthly exam, I won't get a single magic coin and will lose my senior's dignity.

Thinking about the first-year students makes me feel sad, but thinking about the third, fourth, and fifth-year students who know nothing about it makes me feel much better.

Moran watched the second-year female students speeding back to their dorms in the sky on broomsticks and sighed with satisfaction, "That's great! The upperclassmen have also been motivated by the exams!"

Cheryl glanced at her and silently shook her head.

Were they motivated by the exam? They were clearly motivated by Moran! Just like her!
Hmm? The witch has started reading again; she has to keep up!

*
While the second-grade monthly exams were being held, the third-grade students received their workbooks and news of upcoming exams.

The scene from two months ago is playing out again.

This time, however, it was the first and second graders watching the third graders.

Seeing the constipated expressions on the faces of the third-year female students, the pain that the second-year witches had felt when they were overwhelmed by the younger female students instantly disappeared.

Moran was much more skilled this time.

Not every little witch loves "chicken soup for the soul," but every little witch is definitely susceptible to being provoked!

No little witch wanted to be outshone by her junior!
This is a matter of dignity.

However, the third-year students were particularly regretful: "It's a pity that there aren't any unified theory classes in fourth and fifth year. The theory classes in third year were basically semi-self-study, but starting in fourth year, it's all self-study, otherwise we..."

They couldn't stand watching the older students' antics anymore.

“But…they also have exams! The fourth-year students have an exam every quarter, and the fifth-year students have an exam before graduation,” Moran said.

The fifth-grade students were nowhere to be seen, but the fourth-grade students could still be encountered occasionally.

The little witches got excited.

A few months later, after learning that workbooks were widely available in the academy, the little witches would stop and ask the fourth-year students whenever they encountered them, whether they had experienced the joy of workbooks and exams.

There are no unified theory classes for fourth graders; the workbooks are given to them as supplementary materials.

Even the quarterly exams were only announced in advance.

They had so much to do and learn that many of the little witches didn't take it seriously.

Then... the victim of Ms. Amisha's workbook reward appeared for the first time among the fourth-grade little witches.

"Half of the fourth-grade witches were rewarded with workbooks! Senior Trish was among them, and each one was different; in Ms. Amisha's words, they were all tailor-made for them..."

Lilith exclaimed excitedly, "Moran, your previous world was amazing! That method of rewarding workbooks was incredible!"

Moran: "..."

She and Lanxing shouldn't take the blame for this!