The Tale of Hero Alice's Social Death (Pantsu Hero Alice) Chapter 149 - Tasty Alice

Flight was a relatively simple spell that only required a small amount of affinity for wind mana. Hence, Alice had naturally learned it during this period.

After all, the ability to fly could be incredibly useful in many places. Alice no longer lacked combat methods now, so other than the times when she was busy learning taboos, she would spend the rest of her time learning support magic.

However, the Gryffin Kingdom placed restrictions on magic such as Flight, and many places had mana alarms that would go off when residents used Flight. Otherwise, it would create a lot of disturbances if everyone was flying about in the air.

Of course, the restrictions were only effective in the Gryffin Kingdom's cities. The elven village obviously didn't have such restrictions in place.

Firstly, the elven population was rather small, so it wouldn't create a chaotic situation even if every elf decided to use Flight simultaneously.

Secondly, the laws the elves followed remained largely unchanged over the years due to the elves' resistance toward change. So, no new laws against flight magic were implemented, and Alice could use Flight without worrying about triggering any alarms. There also wouldn't be any police coming over to warn her.

Meanwhile, after reaching a high altitude, Alice cast Temperature Regulation and Oxygen Production to maintain her body temperature and satisfy her breathing requirements. She had also extended a hand into her pouch and randomly pulled out a pair of white panties to give her a boost to her mana pool.

Although Alice possessed similar talents as the Hero, she had only started learning magic for a month. So, while the size of her mana pool might have surpassed most high schoolers her age, the difference wasn't significant.

Meanwhile, Flight was a spell that consumed a lot of mana to maintain, probably because it had to fight against gravity. Hence, by the time Alice reached the clouds, her mana pool was already close to depleting, and she had no choice but to refill it.

Although the burst of white ligh

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