Otaku Witch

The homebody witch made her decision.

The sisters had no objections, so they set the journey as planned.

Only Audrey looked a bit confused at Senior Mia who smiled, not understanding what this sharp senior was plotting. She couldn’t be completely unconcerned, could she?

Thus, with different thoughts in mind, the sisters finished their breakfast and prepared to head out together.

"Ladies, do you need a special car prepared for you?"

Just as they were about to leave, a maid approached and asked.

Dorothy: "....."

Looking at Guinevere, clad in the head maid’s outfit again, the homebody witch twitched her eye, not understanding what game Her Majesty the Queen was playing.

However, it was apparent Her Majesty had used her life-stealing curse to conceal her identity. Except for the homebody witch and the thoughtful Sophia, the other sisters didn’t seem to find anything special about this maid.

Guinevere winked at the homebody witch, signaling her to agree.

The homebody witch was helpless; after all, it was Her Majesty. She couldn’t refuse.

So, reluctantly, she gave up the idea of driving the White Dragon Warship herself and nodded.

"Thank you for your trouble."

"My pleasure."

Seeing Dorothy nod, Guinevere happily said and then turned to leave.

"Hey, what should we do, it feels like we’re about to get mixed up in another weird incident later?"

Watching the head maid’s cheerful back, the homebody witch felt uneasy and mentally asked her housekeeper.

"Miss, haven’t you gotten used to this kind of development?"

The Pure White Witch rolled her eyes and responded.

Dorothy: "..."

Damn, you’re making it sound like I’m some disaster magnet, when in fact I’ve always been well-behaved.

But thinking of everything that happened since she left her home on Sea Moon Island less than a year ago, she silently shut her mouth.

Okay, fine, I should be used to it by now, whatever.

Soon, Guinevere drove a carriage to the group.

The homebody witch was surprised that the carriage was quite low-key, unlike the flamboyant display when the Dragon King took her through the streets yesterday.

Well, although the Griffins pulling the carriage seemed impressive and the magic carriage was undoubtedly luxurious, it was much more restrained compared to the previous dragon carriage.

Everyone got on the carriage in turn, with the head maid skillfully acting as the driver.

This made Dorothy, aware of her identity, feel a bit uneasy, after all, having Her Majesty the Queen drive them seemed too audacious, but seeing Guinevere so happy, she couldn’t say anything.

Finally, as the carriage approached the Dragon Roar Colosseum, she couldn’t help but speak.

"Um, Queen..."

"Just call me Veil."

Dorothy’s mental communication was interrupted by Guinevere’s earnest voice.

"Alright, then Miss Veil, what’s this act all about?"

The homebody witch promptly corrected herself and continued asking.

"Nothing, just felt like taking a stroll outside the palace, you know how boring it is in the Royal Palace. You don’t need to pay attention to me, just treat me as a maid."

Guinevere said.

But how could Dorothy believe such an explanation?

After all, Her Majesty could leave the palace openly if she wanted to play outside. Why all the sneaking around? She was the Queen, and even setting that aside, she was a High Sage.

But since Her Majesty said so, the small, weak, and helpless homebody witch couldn’t argue and had to pretend to believe it.

She thought about why Her Majesty would do this and suddenly had a flash of inspiration, recalling something Wealth Goddess Astra said yesterday.

Damn, seems like Her Majesty has a lover, could she be off to meet him secretly?

Dorothy couldn’t help but speculate; otherwise, she couldn’t think of any other reason for such secretive behavior from a Queen.

Oh no, if this scandal gets out, would the Dragon King view us as accomplices?

The homebody witch grew anxious over the thought.

Fortunately, they soon arrived at the Dragon Roar Colosseum.

After everyone got off the carriage, the head maid waved, and the Griffin-pulled carriage obediently drove itself to the parking area.

Hmm, so it’s self-driving? Then who needs a driver?

Dorothy thought sarcastically.

She felt very insecure at the moment.

But suddenly, she brightened up and hurried towards the entrance of the Dragon Roar Duel Arena, calling as she went.

"Mother Superior..."

Although today’s Dragon Roar Colosseum was crowded due to the unexpected holiday, Dorothy instantly spotted her Mother Superior amongst the crowd.

After all, Mother Dragon’s aura truly stood out, making her quite conspicuous.

The sight of Mother Superior instantly filled the previously uneasy homebody witch with a sense of security.

"Dorothy...."

Hearing the familiar call, Euphilia turned around, delighted.

Yet when she saw the head maid beside her daughter, her eyes suddenly sharpened.

"And who might you be...."

Dorothy was puzzled by her mother’s reaction.

After all, her mother, a prince of the Dragon Kingdom and a close confidant personally promoted by the Dragon King, should know the Queen.

Moreover, she met Guinevere at the party last night.

Oh, perhaps the Queen’s life-stealing curse was so effective that it could even affect her mother.

The homebody witch was about to make introductions.

But before she could open her mouth, Guinevere spoke up with a smile.

"Lady Euphilia, long time no see, have you forgotten me already?"

She said it cryptically.

This made Dorothy roll her eyes.

Damn, worthy of being a witch from the School of Prophecy, they all talk in riddles, making one want to hit them.

However, upon hearing the familiar voice, Euphilia’s pupils contracted.

"It really is you."

She couldn’t possibly not recognize this figure, who back then directed her to find Adam and later gave birth to Dorothy, the mysterious fortune teller.

During that time, this enigmatic figure roamed the Dragon Kingdom conducting divinations, and the results were always accurate, gaining them considerable fame.

But they came and went like the wind, meeting them was a matter of fate, not demand, and Euphilia encountered them while wandering by chance.

The assertive Dragon Queen traditionally didn’t put much faith in fate, and always remained cautious of fortune tellers, so when encountering this so-called "opportunity," she didn’t inquire about her career but, after several tests revealing they indeed had some skill, jokingly asked them about romance.

Just around that time, her family and subordinates were pushing her towards marriage, so she thought she’d see if there was any solution.

And then she surprisingly found Adam as suggested by this person, leading to Dorothy’s birth.

From the result, this person’s divination was perfect and flawless, for daughter Dorothy exceeded even Euphilia’s expectations.

But when Adam took Dorothy and ran, Euphilia frantically searched for this mysterious fortune teller across the Dragon Kingdom, yet found no trace.

From then on, this person seemed to vanish entirely, leaving Mother Dragon to wonder if it was just an illusion.

And now, they reappeared, moreover by Dorothy’s side.

Euphilia immediately grew wary.

She protectively placed her daughter behind her.

...Mother Dragon in protective mode....