Back to the dormitory, before entering the door, Moran saw the basket at the door. Inside was a breadfruit that had rotted and dried up, without even a trace of odor. And her magic wand stuck in it. Moran quickly pulled out the magic wand, wiped off the dust with her sleeve, and put it under her nose to smell it: "It's okay! It doesn't smell!" The breadfruit rotted into black dried fruit, and the moisture evaporated. The originally heavy basket became light. She threw the breadfruit into the yard as fertilizer. When she opened the door of the dormitory, she realized that she was too happy too early. The dormitory smelled moldy, coming from the utility room. Moran's heart sank, and she opened the door of the utility room.
Perhaps because the light and temperature in the utility room were far lower than those outside the dormitory, the moisture in the breadfruit had not completely evaporated, and the odor filled the entire utility room, which was too unpleasant. She closed the door again with a snap. She opened all the doors and windows of the dormitory, dug a pit in the yard, covered her mouth and nose with a towel, and then faced the chaos in the utility room again. She endured the disgust and threw all the rotten fruits into the pit in the yard and buried them. Then she did a thorough cleaning inside and outside the house before she stopped. After finishing, she slumped in the chair: "I'm so stupid, really, what light magic, spring magic, are not as good as housework magic cleaning magic! I should have learned cleaning magic first!" Unfortunately, class will start tomorrow, and I have to prepare fruit cakes and juice for next week. After picking the breadfruit, washing it, beating it into juice, and making it into cake, it was already close to evening. Eating breadfruit cakes and flipping through the witch's book, everything finally got back on track. Today she was particularly interested in housework magic. The book "Housework Magic: Cleaning, Sorting, and Repairing" may not be finished until midnight. As for the flame spell, Moran had already read "Ignition, Lighting and Water Making" and "The Art of Flame", so she could try it directly. The casting method is very similar to the spring spell and the light spell. With the memory of the blue star planet, she also has enough knowledge of flames. Holding the magic wand, thinking of fire in her mind, mobilizing magic power, a small flame suddenly appeared on the top of the magic wand. It is about the same size as the flame of a match, but more stable. Extinguish, light, extinguish, light, concentrate on casting, and basically no mistakes. The flame spell was learned, and the whole process took less than three minutes. Sure enough, as long as you know the method and master the clear casting instructions, it is not difficult for a witch with unlimited talent to learn a magic. The difficult part is to improve the magic level.
In this regard, even witches do not have much advantage, and they still need to practice more. So far, Moran has learned all three magics in the book "Ignition, Lighting and Water Making". An An read "Household Magic: Cleaning, Sorting, Repairing" at ease. "Household magic includes cleaning, organizing and repairing. They can be said to be separate magics, or they can be combined into one magic: housework magic. But for beginners, it is easier to learn one by one..." After the preface, the first part is about cleaning. Moran finished reading this part before going to bed. However, this magic is a bit special, and there are two ways to cast it. The first: magic/magic power to command tools to clean. This method of casting requires certain preliminary preparations: infecting cleaning tools. After the infection, use magic to command them to clean. This process is similar to cooking magic, but unlike cooking magic, each dish requires a complicated cooking process, which is much simpler. This method of casting is suitable for cleaning and cleaning in a large space. In addition, witches who are not talented in water magic can only choose this method to cast cleaning. If there is a fixed place, such as a witch's house, the cleaning tools are familiar with the workplace, and after they are "familiar" with you as the owner, you can make them move and automatically clean the house without even complicated instructions. The more cleaning tools are infected and used, the more flexible and convenient they will be, and the less magic power they will need. Moran calls it using magic infection to cultivate a group of tool nannies. The more they are infected, the tool nannies gradually become the shape of the owner, and the salary (magic power) will be less. The second type: magic power/magic power is converted into water element power for direct cleaning. This method of casting requires intermediate or above water magic talent to master. And it is only suitable for cleaning small areas and small objects. For example, it is used to clean the dust on your body and clothes, clean dirty dishes, or a small area of stains. There is no such thing as moving a magic wand and sweeping away the dust in an entire room in an instant. This method of casting consumes more than several times the magic power of tool cleaning. It also requires a fully focused casting state. Moreover, the most important point is that you need to know the clean state of the target before you can use magic to clean it directly. That is to say, when you see something, it is already dirty, or you don’t notice its clean state before, you can’t use this method of casting to clean it. But if you carry an infected tool with you, you can drive the tool to clean.
When I invited the little witches to eat hot pot before, Senior Sister Lilith used this cleaning technique to wash the dishes. According to the book, if the senior only saw the dirty dishes and didn't pay attention to how they looked before, then she couldn't use this cleaning technique. Moran closed the book: "I feel that the second way of casting is more suitable for cleaning oneself, and the first way of casting is more suitable for cleaning the environment!" As for the fixed tools required for the first way of casting, it is not a problem for her at all. A "cleaning tool card" can do it directly. If nothing else, make a deluxe version for yourself first! Broom, mop, rag, bucket... several sets. Make sure everyone is in action and can clean a small building within a few minutes. The production cost is similar to that of the portable kitchenware card, both are 20 mana. If it is sold at five times, the price of this card will be 100 mana magic at that time. Considering that other little witches currently have limited mana, Moran also designed a simple version of the cleaning tool card that costs 5 mana to make one and costs 25 mana, and a flagship version card that costs 10 mana to make one and costs 50 mana. The number of cleaning tools in different cards varies. With this card, little witches can carry cleaning tools wherever they go. This card will definitely not have trouble selling. After all, the first way of casting, cleaning, can be learned by all little witches without talent restrictions, and there must be more little witches learning this.
