Positive little sun, magical girl, I am awesome

The overdraft of the body was more serious than Lilith had thought. Even though she had slept for almost a whole day yesterday, Lilith still slept soundly for a whole night. If the cat dormitory manager had not been fighting with other cats on the rooftop early in the morning and the constant hissing had not woken her up, Lilith would have been able to sleep until noon.

The morning sun shines through the gap in the curtains, gently caressing the girl's cheek, but Lilith is deeply immersed in the warm bed, reluctant to get up. From outside the window comes the clear sound of birds singing, cats meowing, and the footsteps of girls who get up early, greeting each other.

However, these sounds seemed to have nothing to do with the cozy little world inside the door that she was in. She was greedy for the comfort of the quilt, gently rubbing the pillow, comforting herself to lie down for a while longer, it would not hurt to lie down for a while longer.

However, after a night, the mental potion had almost been absorbed. Lilith, who was staying in bed, felt a slight pain in her head again. She sighed helplessly.

She raised her hand and stroked her head. The dizziness was much better than yesterday, and her body didn't hurt as much. Lilith was still in her bed for a while, and finally left the warm bed reluctantly. She walked to the desk, opened another bottle of mental medicine and drank it.

The potion was like a mountain spring flowing into a dry field, nourishing Lilith's battered body bit by bit. She stood in front of the window and quietly felt the nourishment of her spirit. It made Lilith feel wonderfully throbbing, as if she had touched the deeper stream of life with the flow of the potion.

"Bang!" The two cats rolled into a ball and finally hit the edge of the roof. They bit each other and fell off the roof and fell into the bushes, hitting the blood-sucking vines and making a rustling sound. Then there was another round of meowing, and the two cats chased each other and disappeared into the woods.

Lilith was in a good mood watching the fun. She finally woke up from her half-asleep state and turned around to wash up.

Fortunately, after a day of recovery, the bright red wound under the skin has faded a little, not as scary as yesterday. Lilith was extremely careful even when wiping her face, always feeling that it would break if touched. She looked at the mirror and sighed, feeling sorry for her dear Bella. The little girl must be very disappointed that she won't have a big meal this week. But there was no way. She would be scared to tears in this state, and she might even refuse to go to class to take care of her.

By the time Lilith had finished cleaning herself up and left the dormitory building, the school cafeteria had already closed. She sighed and walked slowly out of the school.

……

"Welcome light--ho!"

Antonio, the red-nosed old man, didn't seem to drink much last night. He was now frowning and painfully checking the bill behind the counter. When he heard someone coming in, he greeted them directly, but when he looked up and saw Lilith's face, he was startled.

“Who are you...?” The old man looked at the face in doubt.

"Didn't you say that no matter who you forget, you'll never forget me, sir?" The weak Lilith walked slowly to the bar street and found the grocery store where she had placed the order.

"I'm here to get my space props, you remember, right?" Lilith had been walking for a long time, and now even her voice was hollow.

"You—" Antonio looked her up and down with a look of surprise. "Aren't you a freshman?"

"A new student should have a new look. You must have never seen a new student like me, right?" Lilith leaned on the counter and panted lightly, smiling nonchalantly. "Did my stuff arrive, sir?"

The red-nosed old man frowned at her and said nothing more, then stood up and walked to the back. After a while, he came back with a small black box.

Lilith was so excited that she almost rubbed her hands together. It was a space prop! What was the difference between a time traveler without this thing and a passerby? Bao wanted it! Bao got it!

I opened the small black box and found a small ring in the middle. It was plain without any patterns and was flat and thin. To put it bluntly, it was just a black iron ring. Uh, it was a bit ugly to be honest. Forget it! Appearance is not important!

Lilith tried it on for a while and finally found that it fit perfectly on her thumb. With its simple shape, it could be regarded as a ring.

"Then what? Do I need to do a blood oath or something?" Lilith raised her hand to take a look, but didn't feel anything strange.

The old man rolled his eyes and said, "Stop looking at the nonsense and recite this spell with me..."

Although Lilith's brain was slow at the moment, she still had the foundation of memorization. She only followed the instructions once and immediately felt the vibration of the elemental force. The ring on her hand emitted a faint light, and some wood grains slowly coiled around the black iron, changing its original shape. Finally, it changed from a smooth iron ring to a unique ring with tree branches wrapped around it. It no longer felt cold to the touch, but instead had the warmth of wood.

"Okay, it has memorized your elemental characteristics. From now on, only you can open it. It only consumes a little mental energy when you use it."

Lilith was now touching the ring, and could clearly feel the huge space inside in her mind. She casually picked up the box containing the ring in her hand, and with a thought, the box disappeared. When she thought about it again, it reappeared.

"Hey, where is the invisibility function I want?" Lilith suddenly remembered the request she had made at that time.

"Another smartass!" The old man sneered, "Do you know how many people who tried this in the beginning ended up crying and asking me what to do when they couldn't find the space props?"

Lilith: ...Okay.

"Who made you like this? Wanda? Rebecca? It definitely couldn't be Colin..." Antonio frowned as he looked at Lilith who was happily studying the new toy, but he couldn't help but ask.

"Are you so familiar with our first-grade teachers, sir?" Lilith looked up in surprise. "Do they also come to this street to drink every day?" The teachers wouldn't come here to smoke and drink in private, right?

"...I used to be Goletia's teacher." Antonio turned his head, rummaged in the cabinet closest to the counter, and handed Lilith a bottle of potion. "Spirit potion, just consider it a gift to you, I can't use it anyway." It's better to drink more wine than to drink this stuff.

"Ah, thank you...teacher." Lilith was a little surprised when she heard that. She quickly took it with both hands and her attitude became much more respectful.

"Are you...retiring?" Then has this medicine been stored for a long time? Is there such a thing as an expiration date?

"No." The old man shook his head, and then he became a little impatient. "Little kid, stop asking about adults' business. You have so few students in Goletia now, why do you need so many teachers? Do you think it's hundreds of years ago? Can't I take a rest if I want to?"

So fierce... Lilith secretly stuck out her tongue. Could it be that he quit because he hates children?

She remembered that she had bought seeds here before, so she asked casually, "Do you have pots for growing magic plants? If you do, I want 20." Because Phoebe said that no one else could know, she planned to plant belladonna in her own home.

Antonio nodded. "Would you like some plant nutrient solution?"

“Is it also a gift?”

“You have to pay!”

"Then don't do it."

"........."

If Lilith wasn't a big customer who had just bought a space ring, Antonio really wanted to kick out this little girl who always tried to take advantage of him.

"There is a chair at the door. Go sit there and wait. I have to look through the warehouse." Antonio looked at Lilith's face. In the end, he didn't say anything unpleasant. He just kicked her out in a bad mood.

Lilith understood that it was this old man who took care of her health, so she smiled at him gratefully and went outside obediently.