Miss Witch Doesn't Want to be a Diva
Chapter 976 - 94 The Young Girl's Dream

"A bar?"

Ailu Kelu, who was leaning on a chair, raised her body slightly with a hint of surprise when she heard Tilan mention the content of this task.

"That old witch... cough cough, I mean, that senior Idrylia wants you to go to a chaotic bar, find those societal outcasts and scum, and patiently change them?" Ailu Kelu stood up and carefully examined the young girl before her.

"It feels like sending a little white rabbit to the wolves. Who knows what kind of filthy things those guys might try?" As the owner of a large bar, she was all too familiar with the regulars there.

"While you can't condemn them all in one stroke, it's hard to imagine that someone who is upright, family-oriented, self-motivated, and passionate would spend their days hanging around a bar."

"Beastmen's love for drinking is often due to their innate nature. Asking them to sit quietly after work to study or read would feel like imprisoning them, so most beastmen enjoy bars. The sheer number of them makes it seem relatively normal."

"Humans are different. There's a saying: 'The smaller the circle, the more demons and monsters within.'

"If someone opts out of other entertainment sources to spend their days in a bar, they're certainly not good people," Ailu Kelu asserted.

"From what Ailu Kelu is saying, it seems like she doesn't have a favorable impression of people who drink excessively at bars."

"Of course not. Ask Jian Xin'er or Luo Fenghua; they'd say the same." Ailu Kelu nodded.

"I've told you before, haven't I? About 'Sparkling Wine' Glide. Her downfall and giving up didn't just cut off her own future but also affected the rest of us significantly, leaving us feeling miserable and lost for a while."

"Some people can't be saved. They're emotional black holes. You think you can pull them out, but instead, you'll slowly get infected and fall into the pit yourself."

"If you want to complete this examination task, I can recommend a few bars with fairly decent atmospheres. But do not sympathize too much with those people. Many of them lie so much that even they start believing their own lies."

"Humans have a way of beautifying themselves. The 'truth' they tell may not necessarily be real."

"Understood. I'll be careful." Seeing how serious Ailu Kelu was, Tilan assured her that she'd stay true to herself and avoid empathizing with those people too easily.

Afterward, under Ailu Kelu's guidance, Tilan underwent a simple transformation.

"Yes, dye the inner layers of your hair purple, and it has to be big waves. Let me think… the skirt shouldn't be too long; at least let it show the knees. Tilan, you're so frustratingly conservative… The top should reveal the shoulders while having long sleeves. This way, the snowy white skin of your shoulders and neck will peek through your hair, making it very alluring. Add some sparkling star stickers on the corners of your eyes and cheeks… Take this necklace; it's my favorite black cat pendant."

An hour later, the transformed Tilan looked at herself in the mirror and almost didn't recognize herself.

The girl now had shoulder-length black hair with a purple inner dye. The strands fell with a slight curve, carrying a hint of charm. Her eyes were like pale purple crystals, pure and clear, striking in a unique way.

"See? Tilan is perfect for this kind of dark aesthetic. If an ordinary girl tried this, it might look tacky. Or if she had a heavier body, she wouldn't carry off this gothic style outfit. But Tilan's figure is just right, and her gaze is exceptionally bright and pure, like a gem in the darkness. This is amazing!" Ailu Kelu gave her a big thumbs-up.

"Does it have to be like this?" Tilan looked at herself in the mirror, her fingers brushing the strands of hair near her shoulder unconsciously.

Seeing Tilan's nails, which were clean with a faint pinkish hue, Ailu Kelu suddenly remembered something and took out nail polish.

"Your nails are still so light pink and clean. Too much like a goody-two-shoes. Let me paint them True Red. That way, you'll have an assertive vibe and won't be casually bullied at the bar."

"Cough cough, I'm not going there for a fight, and I'm not that fragile either." Tilan couldn't help dodging, unwilling for her clean nails to be "polluted."

"Don't worry, it's just this once. Bear with it." At this moment, Ailu Kelu was like a cunning grandmother coaxing a child, smiling slyly.

"You're scaring me, senior." Tilan turned her face away and hid her hands behind her.

Seeing that Tilan refused to relent, Ailu Kelu had no choice but to put down the nail polish.

"Fine, fine. Clean nails are okay too. Highlighting your good-girl temperament, after all, bad guys like good girls."

"Now, let's talk about locations and things you need to be aware of. To ensure you can complete your examination task soon, I'll explain to you the common rules and conventions in bars. Listen carefully..."

Ailu Kelu then talked to Tilan non-stop for nearly two hours before finally slowing down.

"Okay, that's pretty much it. Let's grab some food later, and then we'll have Tuta take you to a familiar bar to check things out."

"Alright."

...

Two hours later, 7:30 p.m.

A wine-red sports car slowly stopped in front of the "Thrower's Tavern." After about half a minute, the car door finally opened, and out stepped a young girl carrying a handbag.

She had an exceptionally stylish hairstyle, with bold colors—black outside and purple inside. Her attire had a hint of classical elegance fit for a noble lady but somehow felt perfectly suited to the nightlife scene, likely due to the proclivity for peculiar outfits among patrons here.

However, upon closer examination, one could tell that this young girl was not a regular in such settings. For one, her overly white, clean fingers lacked even the most common nail polish, appearing entirely bare. Moreover, her eyes remained calm and pure, absent of the predatory allure and sensuality often seen in women frequenting bars.

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