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Several minutes later, No. 77 Malika Street, private island.

"Good morning, King, and to all the Miss Witches."

When Dorothy and her party leisurely arrived on the island, Miss Moon Rabbit had already been eagerly waiting for them.

"Good morning, Sidwell."

The homebody witch returned the greeting warmly.

"You’re really early, when did you get here?"

She asked casually.

"Not early, I’ve been here for two hours already."

Sidwell’s unexpectedly straightforward answer left Dorothy at a loss for words.

At this moment, shouldn’t the normal response be to say that I also just arrived not long ago?

The homebody witch took out her pocket watch to check the time.

Hmm, it’s only seven o’clock now, and she came two hours ago, which means she arrived at five o’clock? Wasn’t it just dawn then?

Dorothy looked up and, seeing Miss Moon Rabbit energetic and full of drive, was somewhat lost for words.

Given the witches’ lazy nature, if there was no reason to wake up early, they generally would not witness what a sunrise at Witch Academy looked like at five in the morning.

Isn’t it better to sleep in a little longer? Even a diligent witch like Sophia wouldn’t wake up that early, right?

"Well, Moon Rabbits are indeed full of vigor."

Dorothy scratched her cheek, finding no choice but to respond this way.

"Of course, so, is there any work to be done today? I’m ready to put in the effort."

Sidwell looked forward eagerly to the King’s response, her rabbit ears twitching above her head, clearly unable to wait.

Well, although she had previously been a little concerned about maintaining her knightly image, thinking that carrying bricks and mixing cement on a construction site was somewhat undignified, after yesterday’s experience of hauling bricks and clearing rubble, she had now fallen in love with this work—after all, she had clearly felt her martial skills greatly improve under the King’s guidance after moving bricks.

So, this wasn’t merely carrying bricks; it was clearly cultivation, and she loved any cultivation that made her stronger.

"If we must say, let’s carry on with moving bricks today,"

Dorothy considered and then responded.

Actually, according to Spider Teacher’s original building method, you only needed to prepare two key parts: the Mana Furnace that serves as the heart of the structure and the Puppet Core that acts as the brain of the building. After inputting the architectural design into the Puppet Core, you could go aside and leisurely sip tea, play cards, and chat with others. The construction would complete itself, as the house would build itself.

However, this island was a bit special, full of Demon-Breaking Material that prohibited magic; the self-constructing process involving magic would naturally be quite difficult to proceed with, so manual bricklaying was still necessary, moving them to the specified location.

Well, although Anti-Magic Materials were good, they did have this annoying aspect: if the architectural skill of the architect was insufficient, it would actually be very challenging to make full use of these materials effectively.

Fortunately, Spider Teacher’s architectural studies did include methods on how to use Anti-Magic Materials, and Dorothy was planning to adopt one technique called the Dragon Scale Method.

The scale armor of Great Dragons is a natural high-end Anti-Magic Material, and the almost complete immunity to low- and high-level spells that dragons have stems from those very scales.

However, logically, with a body covered in Anti-Magic Dragon Scales, dragons should be incapable of casting spells. But in reality, dragons are also part of the magical world’s apex Calamity Race, wielding terrifying Dragon Magic.

Therefore, some Witch Architects became very curious about the underlying principle and those brutal architects eventually went hunting in battlefields, bringing back many Great Dragons to dissect and study, ultimately deciphering the unique architectural technique known as the Dragon Scale Method.

Of course, while this so-called Dragon Scale Method may sound mystical, its principle is unexpectedly simple. The secret to how Great Dragons can cast spells while covered with anti-magic Dragon Scales lies in the invisible Mana Circuits within each scale.

How to put it, it’s like how glass can block water flow, but if you make a glass water pipe, water can flow through the pipe. Moreover, due to the constraints of the pipe, the flow of the water becomes steady and reliable.

Therefore, buildings constructed using the Dragon Scale Method often possess strong magic resistance while simultaneously having an efficient mana conduction effect, making them very suitable for constructing special buildings like Mage Towers.

And a witch’s private island is essentially her Mage Tower, so it’s feasible to construct it using the Dragon Scale Method too.

"Let’s start the construction then. I’ll go set the Magic Circuit for the Demon-breaking Bricks. Please take care of transporting the materials,"

Dorothy said to her sisters around her.

There was no choice, engraving Magic Circuits for mana flow onto Anti-Magic Materials is a precise task, demanding high Precision in attributes. It is often a high-level skill that only experienced master architects could master; among those present, only she herself had that level of precision, so she had to do it herself.

"Yes, leave it to me. I’ll do my best, Senior Sister."

Audrey nodded her head. The Fox Doll perched on top of her head clenched its tiny fist as it spoke.

"I’m really looking forward to seeing what the house will look like once it’s built, Little Fairy."

Senior Mia also nodded. In her heart, this wasn’t just moving bricks, it was building a love nest together with her beloved.

"Cultivation, cultivation."

Miss Moon Rabbit lit up at the prospect of being able to continue her brick-moving cultivation today.

Seeing the three of them so eager, Dorothy also waved her hand, and a burst of magic power sprang from her palm. Then, a large array of ethereal buildings took shape above the island in front of them.

It looked just like a semi-transparent 3D architectural model.

"This is the blueprint for the entire building. All you need to do is fill in the materials according to the model, and leave the rest to me,"

the homebody witch said.

"Wow, what a beautiful house."

Upon seeing this ethereal construction blueprint, everyone couldn’t help but exclaim in admiration.

It was a dreamy and exquisite building like the fairytale houses in Buddha Forest.

Great swathes of green forests made up of trees served as natural walls, separating the inside and outside spaces of the island.

Following the path winding through the forest, where flowers bloomed and butterflies danced with bees, the view ahead soon opened up dramatically.

The first thing that came into view was a series of tidy terraced fields, with babbling water flowing down the steps, serving as a natural irrigation method.

Field plots are important for witches, as growing Magic Potions is a skill every witch must learn. Even if they are not specialized in potion-making, they should at least be self-sufficient in the materials often used in everyday potions.

Descending along the steps at the edge of the fields and walking a few thousand steps more, there was an area for rearing Magical Beasts. Many magical materials required parts from Magical Beasts. Of course, besides providing materials, these beasts were also excellent food reserves.

Beyond the breeding area, there were experimental zones, Arenas, libraries, and a series of other buildings.

The very center, surrounded by these facilities, featured an immensely tall ancient tree that soared into the sky. Its crown was like a giant umbrella, and nestled among the thick branches were ingeniously arranged treehouses.

Lush vine plants climbed over these treehouses, merging the houses seamlessly with nature, creating a scene that was as dreamy as it was beautiful.

This was the core structure of the entire island and the dwelling place for everyone—the Fairytale Tree House.

...In the midst of Witch Construction...