The Queen of Scrolls never admits defeat

Chapter 17 Bi'er's Gift

In the farmland, two figures, hunched over and moving stealthily, stood out conspicuously.

The little fairy, who was directing the giant butterfly to move the crops, spotted them, casually straightened her little skirt, then fluttered her wings and disappeared into thin air.

"Huh? Where's the little fairy?" Sylph looked up to confirm the direction, her expression filled with surprise and uncertainty.

Moran also looked up: "The big butterfly is still here, but I don't think I've seen the little fairy!"

"Are you two looking for me?"

A crisp voice came from behind them.

Moran and Sylph turned their heads stiffly: "!!!"

Radiant wings, grass-green hair, emerald-like eyes, a flawless face, and pink lips... what else could it be but a little fairy?
"Hello! I'm a new little witch, you can call me Sylph. I'm sorry to bother you... You're so cute! Even cuter than the little fairies in the books!"

A sweet, cloying voice came from Sylph's mouth, causing Moran to rub his arms.

The little fairy is cute, but Sylph's behavior is way too exaggerated!
Her voice is so sweet it's sickening, and her eyes are practically sparkling with hearts.

If Sylph was once gentle, she is now a hundred or a thousand times gentler when facing the little fairy.

She's like a twisted mother who wants to kidnap her little devil and take her home to care for her.

The little fairy seemed to accept it well: "Hello! Sylph!"

She looked at Moran.

“I am Moran!” Moran said.

Hello, Moran!

"Welcome to the planting area! I'm Bi'er, the intern manager of Farm No. 8!"

The little fairy's voice grew even clearer and more charming: "Don't worry, I'm not like my kind who's afraid of being disturbed! It's a pleasure to meet you two equally adorable little witches! This is for you!"

She flapped her wings, and two small leaf-shaped bundles landed in Moran and Sylph's hands.

The leaves unfolded, revealing several fresh raspberries inside.

Sylph was flattered: "Thank you, Beryl!"

"No need to thank me. I like the aura around you. Whenever you have time, just come to the farmland to talk to me and tell me stories about the outside world."

"I've been in the witch academy since I was born. I've heard that the outside world is really interesting..." Bi'er said with longing.

“Okay!” Sylph agreed without hesitation.

Moran suddenly realized, "So it's a little sprite who's curious about the outside world!"

"Alright! I'm leaving now! Next time you come here, just call my name and I'll appear! Goodbye, Sylph! Goodbye, Moran!"

"goodbye!"

Bi'er flapped her wings and disappeared again.

This time, even the large butterflies fluttering in the fields have disappeared.

Moran thought to herself that perhaps there were still many little fairies working hard in the fields, but they just hadn't shown themselves yet.

Sylph's excitement remained undiminished: "The book says that fairies rarely appear in public, and only show up in front of the people they like."

This shows that Bi'er really likes us!

Do you think if we tell her more stories about the outside world, we might have a chance to receive a fairy's blessing?

"Maybe!" Moran was somewhat tempted: "Having a fairy help manage the garden and herb field would save a lot of trouble!"
Unfortunately, I was born in Cuixi Plain, and all I can say about Waren is about the meadows and waterbirds of Cuixi Plain.

“I’ve never left Starlight Forest either, but my parents have told me a lot of stories. I’ll go back and organize them, pick out some fun ones, and tell them to Bi’er next time I come,” Sylph said.

One of them coveted the fairy's abilities, and the other liked the fairy's appearance. They were still discussing how to increase Rabi'er's favorability with her, even outside the food distribution area.

Inside the food distribution area, it looked similar to the supermarket in my previous life, with shelves of all sizes piled high with food.

Many of these were things Moran had never seen before. There were already two little witches at the food distribution point.

The basket was empty, so it looked like it had just arrived.

The two of them huddled together talking excitedly, and they looked so familiar to each other.

Moran and Sylph walked over and heard things like "fairies" and "stories".

They also had the same raspberries and leaves as the others.

Moran and Sylph exchanged a glance: "Ais! Alba!"

The two little witches immediately put what they were carrying on their backs.

Sylph took out her raspberries: "You encountered fairies too?"

Ais and Alba: "Also?"

"The fairy you encountered, it wouldn't also be named Bi'er, would it?" Moran asked.

"You know Bea too?" Ais and Alba were extremely puzzled. "Aren't fairies rarely seen?"

The four little witches discussed it and found that they had all had similar experiences.

They all happened to see the little fairy in the farmland, greeted her, and received a gift from her.

Bier told Moran and Sylph that she liked their scent and wanted them to tell her more stories about the outside world.

She also told Ais that she admired Ais's passion for cooking, and told Alba that her hair was like a golden sun, so beautiful that even fairies couldn't take their eyes off her. She wanted to be friends with them and hoped that they would talk to her more often in the future.

"This……"

Ben thought he was the lucky one who had encountered a fairy who rarely showed herself and had won her favor.

Unexpectedly, other little witches also saw Beagle shortly after.

The four of them were dumbfounded.

Moran sensed something was off: "Do you think Bi'er deliberately showed herself?"

Ais's eyes lit up: "You mean, it wasn't us who disturbed her, but that she deliberately showed herself to lure us into getting to know her?"

Moran nodded.

“Don’t fairies only appear in front of people they truly like?” Alba said. “The ‘Little Witches’ book says that when a fairy appears in front of a person, it means that she has the intention to give fairy blessings!”

“Perhaps this fairy has a lot of admirers?” Moran said.

"Are you talking about Bi'er?" Senior Lilith had arrived at some point.

"Senior, you know her too?" Moran asked.

"All the little witches in the academy know her!"

Starting ten years ago, every little witch would encounter Beagle the first time she passed through the farmland.

All the little witches are her friends, and she has made it clear that she wants to give the fairy's blessing and make a pact with the witches.

But so far, no little witch has won her heart.

Once a little witch asks about the contract, she disappears from sight.

Lilith said:

"Everyone says that Bi'er probably doesn't want to sign the contract at all, and just wants to trick the little witch into telling her stories."

Gradually, fewer little witches visited her. After all, their studies were quite demanding, and the little witches didn't have as much time to tell stories to fairies every day, and they couldn't repeat the same stories…

There was a power outage at home today, so I'll post one chapter now and the other one later.

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