Chapter 130 Evolution


    After the lesson, Anna returned to her own room. She threw a cluster of green mes into a big bucket filled with water, heating the water to afortable temperature.


    When the water was finally hot enough, she stripped naked and lowered herself into the bucket.


    Every witch that wanted to clean their body would firste to Anna to ask for her help with heating the water. After all, getting hot water from the kitchen up to their rooms was a very troublesome procedure. When His Royal Highness got to know of this arrangement he was quite surprised; it seemed it was difficult for him to ept that they would repeatedly use the same water.


    Remembering the expression he made back then, Anna still had to let out augh. For the civilian poption, it was already very hard to clean their bodies for even once a month, and even then, they would still use the same water several times.


    It seems he hadn’t even noticed how much our lives have already improved since he epted us witches and gave us a new home to live in. Anna shook her head, His Royal Highness, Rnd Wimbledon seems to be well learned in many areas, but in other areas, he is just... clumsy. From the stories she had read in her books, shouldn’t a prince have participated in every kind of banquet, social activity, and walked through a sea of flowers since his childhood? As a prince, he is allowed to be without learning or skills and can be cowardly and timid before a fight, but at least he should be good at hismunication.


    However, this kind of thought unexpectedly made her feel at ease.


    His head seems to be filled with a lot of wondrous knowledge, such as the creation and usage of machines powered by steam, and how to calcte the right size of stone that is able to float on water. There was also today’s course, where he taught us that the world was actuallyposed of numerous tiny balls which are all so small that you would need to magnify them thousands of times before you could see them with the naked eye. Because they are all so small, they are everywhere, whether it is a solid material, gas, liquid, people, flowers, or stones, when dposed to their smallest state they are all made out of the same material.


    That’s just incredible, Anna thought, how can it be that His Royal Highness knows of these things?


    Instead of wiping her body dry, she just used her own me to vaporize the water droplets on her body. She then put on her clothes and took a ce at her desk.


    In the middle of the table thereid a textbook that was written by Rnd.


    Taking advantage of Scroll’s ability to create illusions of books for a period of time, Anna had borrowed a copy of his textbook every night so that she could read a little before she went to bed.


    Within it was all kinds of information, it began with the simplest phenomena in life, like a step by step instructional on how to strip an onion, which was in some ces even apanied by some lively and interesting pictures, to the unheard of novelty knowledge at theter parts in the book. So, the moment Anna opened it and read the first page it was nearly impossible for her to stop.


    But in front of the content is also more obvious, the further she came to the end of the book the harder it was for her to understand. For example, in one section he had written that even the temperature of objects, in other words whether they were cold or hot was decided by the activity of these small balls he had talked about today. The higher their energy became, the more actively the balls would be and the more heat they would release. If what His Royal Highness had written was right, then it means that my own green me gets amplified by the motion of these small balls?


    Over the time the candles were gradually burned down, then reaching their end, the me just shook twice before they went out. At the same moment the illusion of the book also reached its time limit, the pages and the writing gradually turned transparent, until they disappeared without a trace.


    Suddenly the whole room was engulfed in darkness before a green me came to life on top of Anna’s fingertips, dispersing the surrounding night.


    Seeing the empty desktop, a feeling of loss emerged within Anna’s heart.


    She raised her right hand, looking at her magical green me, which stood motionless at the top of her fingertips.


    Suddenly she felt the urge to try it out, testing whether everything really was formed out of these small balls, if that was the case then could her fire get the same characteristics as those small balls? She closed her eyes, trying to form an image how her me would look like if it was created by the umtion of countless small particles.


    Slowly the me in her hand began to change.


    It changed from its water-droplet like form into a string, bing thinner and thinner but at the same time longer and longer until it looked like a long hair.


    Anna could feel these changes, but it was still far from enough, she thought,paring a hair to these balls, it was still much toorge. I can still make it finer.


    Even though her mind wanted it, it seemed incredibly hard to change the green me any further, the light of her me became dim, like a shivering long and slender light ray.


    Perhaps not as a cluster, but instead a series of connections... His Royal Highness had said that between the balls that there is a fixed distance between them, perhaps I have to reshape its shape.


    The me in Anna’s mind fluttered and she could hear a sound like something bing broken apart. Afterward the me particles were no longer closely linked but instead were scattered like the stars. The slender green me on her hand had also disappeared, but in her consciousness, the me still existed, but it had no longer its initial appearance – in the boundless darkness, most of the stars had perished, the rest of them slowly reunited, one by one they formed a row of swath, until a fment of many stars was formed.


    The temperature is equal to activity, she thought.


    The moment she formed this thought, the line began to swing, like someone had pinched into a corner of it, it began to gently flicker. The moment it began to swing, the swinging of fment could no longer be stopped, one ripple followed after another.


    It seemed as if she was within a world of ripples, there were no longer any clear outlines between objects, around her everything was excitedly rippling and there was no end in sight. The same could be said about magic, she could even feel it. When she extended her finger, pulling at one of the ripples, it was just like her own magic.


    But when she opened her eyes, everything was calm. Her green me had disappeared, and she needed a while until her eyes could adapt to the dark room, the desk, wardrobe, candlestick... their shapes emerged one after another out the shadow. Light blue moonlight fell through the window on the floor, giving everything a light grayish color. Everything seemed to be the same as always, there was no change.


    But in her eyes, the world has bepletely different. A ck fment appeared in the air in front of her. However, Anna naturally knew that she couldn’t really “see” it, that it was only in her own perception.


    She took one of the ingots she had always trained with and whichid still on her desk and ced it in front of herself.


    The ck fment wrapped itself around the ingot in ordance with her will, she then quickly pulled it together. Like a hot knife cutting through butter her fment went through the iron ingot with ease. In Anna’sprehension, the temperature produced by the fment was several times higher than that of her green me but was limited to a very narrow range. The iron ingot was quickly cut into two parts, and when she took one of it into her hands she saw that the cutline was very smooth, and she could only feel a little heat when ced her finger against the cutline.


    She then erected the iron ingot on her desk, ced her ck fment on top of the ingot, and let it spread out until it was apletely t string, perpendicr to each other.


    This was the mathematical knowledge taught by His Highness, using a point as the center, and then use a quill connected to a string and then go one time around the center, they will be able to draw a precise circle. The area of the circle is equal to the length of the string multiplied by itself and multiplied by a fixed constant.


    Anna controlled her horizontally spread fment and bended it downwards at the ends at a right angle, letting it prate through the ingot until it reached the top of the desk. And then she let it gently rotate around the point at the center –pared with her green me where she could only adjust the temperature and whole body, the ck meposed of many particles could be turned into any shape and the temperature of each part could be controlled separately.


    After one revolution, she had cut out the form of a cylinder.


    Because the cutting line was so small, Anna needed to use a great effort to get the cylinder out. Like before where she had cut the ingot in two, the entire wall of the cut-out cylinder was also very smooth. In the moonlight, she could even see the reflection of her own face in it.