Chapter 182:
Chapter 182 - Parenting Diary
The Nameless Witch wields the authority of "life"...
Suddenly, Aiden remembered from the records of the Inquisition Bureau that the Nameless Witch indeed possessed the miraculous ability to accelerate crop growth and had helped the famine-stricken villagers in the village.
This skill, in fact, could also be achieved with black magic and potions. However, firstly, the scale of black magic practiced by individuals is very limited, and the cost of potions is far higher than the output of crops, making it impossible to be widely applied in agriculture.
From this perspective, the Nameless Witch not only increased crop yields in the village with some modern knowledge but probably also utilized the power of divine word.
The power of the authority of "life" can keep people from falling ill, which is probably another positive aspect of adapting to authority.
There's a bit of envy—this was Aiden's first thought, after all, he himself died young due to illness in his previous life.
Aiden roughly recounted this matter to Abigail, and asked her to continue flipping through the pages.
The latter part of the diary still had entries written every ten days to half a month, mostly consisting of research findings and progress. It seemed that the owner of the diary was accustomed to jotting down anything worth recording, and she even experimented with hatching eggs using animals.