Otaku Witch
Chapter 850 - 850: 545. Sun God_2

My sister really isn't that fierce.

Although the little witch always believed her sister was the best in the world, that was in the future. For now, her sister, who was only a half-witch, had a big disadvantage from lacking Magic Power, and her strength was genuinely weak.

However, Alice didn't bother to think too much about things she couldn't understand. After all, no matter what, her sister would always be her sister, a fact that wouldn't change.

Sister is awesome!!! (shouting)

....

However, in reality, not only were the Melon-eating Witch and the new Judges frightened, but even Dorothy herself was a little confused.

Mom, what's going on? I really haven't even started yet. How did the other side set themselves on fire? The Spirit image of the sun shouldn't just be special effects, right?

Question marks kept popping up in the homebody witch's mind.

She had known for a long time that her spiritual body was a red sun (chapter 296), but the image of the spiritual body actually had something to do with a person's personality.

If one's personality was honest, the image of their spiritual body might be elements related to the earth, like rocks or soil or something.

And if one's personality was enthusiastic and cheerful, the image of their spiritual body might be elements related to fire....

Although Dorothy was a bit of a homebody, she felt that she was still quite sunny, so it made perfect sense for her spiritual power image to be a sun.

Although the spiritual power image indeed had some bonuses in the Illusion School, for example, it was easier for a witch with a fire element image to perform illusions related to flames.

But the influence was really only at that level, even as the Witch of the Forest, she had never heard of anyone who could harm people just by manifesting their pure spiritual power image.

She had actually just wanted to create an illusion related to the sun to make this Human Fruit Tree die on its proudest spiritual power.

To treat others in their own way.

But she had just manifested her spiritual power and hadn't had the chance to cast the spell yet, and the other side had already died on its own.

Even the homebody witch herself was at a loss.

And when she furrowed her brows and seriously checked inside and out of her body several times, she seemed to find the answer.

"Ah, is this the effect of Divine Blood?"

At this moment, the homebody witch discovered that the blood in her body, which should have been normal red, now had specks of gold light, as if someone had added gold powder to her blood.

And when she understood the source of these golden light points a bit, she found that this might be the Blood of the Nature God she inherited from Mother Superior, the Moon Goddess Eve.

Yes, she was indeed a half-human, half-divine demigod.

But in the past, this divine blood really didn't show any effect at all, so much so that Dorothy herself often forgot she had this identity. Now she could not have imagined that this divine blood would revive at such a time.

"But isn't my mom the Moon God? Even if I inherited something, it should be the divinity related to the moon, right?"

The homebody witch thought with some confusion.

The body she was currently using was still the large body of the Moon Goddess Incarnation, so she was completely filled with the attribute of the moon.

If she received a boost related to the moon, she would totally understand.

But she had nothing to do with the Sun God at all; could it be that just because her spiritual power image was the sun, she got the divinity of the Sun God?

Mom, you, a Moon Goddess, gave birth to a Sun God, doesn't this seem a bit wrong?

Generally speaking, shouldn't a Sun God give birth to a Moon God? After all, the moon's brilliance typically comes from the sun.

Of course, now the little bit of divinity reviving in Dorothy's body wasn't enough for her to claim to be a Sun God because, in the Witch World, the actual sun had already ceased to exist. The Sun God without the sun was as laughable as a swordsman without his sword.

"Could it be because of my earlier pretentious statement?"

The homebody witch recalled her earlier words: "If the world has no light, she would become the sun."

She really just wanted to add a bit of cool factor to herself and blurted it out.

Although the Eastern Universe has the Ambitious Canonization ritual, and the Western Universe has a similar Great Wish to Ascend to Divinity ritual.

But these rituals can't just work with casual talk; they usually need many harsh conditions to be met. She hadn't prepared anything just now, hadn't she?

"Dorothy, you should be more aware, have you forgotten your Innate Authority?"

Above the homebody witch's head, unable to continue watching her Master's cluelessness, Hat Senior Sister extended a tendril to tap Dorothy's head gently, reminding her.

Among many authorities, the word follows is one of the strongest. Although Dorothy's lacking strength made it impossible for her to fully wield this authority's power, its strength was beyond ordinary witches' imagination.

Her spoken words naturally carried the effect of the highest level of word spirit. Of course, Dorothy's poor strength meant this power didn't exhibit too strongly, but the rank was still there. In some specific rituals, the symbolic meaning of the rank could be far more important than the power itself.

Of course, senior Fanny left some words unsaid.

Like if Dorothy were in the Eastern Universe, with her Natural Saint destiny pattern and the word follows authority, she might indeed immediately achieve Ambitious Canonization.

Although this Ambitious Saint essentially involved becoming a saint on credit, enjoying some privileges first, and paying back later.

Therefore, their strength often matched the difficulty of their grand wish, and before fulfilling their grand wish, they couldn't achieve the Omniscience and Omnipotence of true saints.

But even a lesser saint surpassed ordinary immortals.

Oh, Dorothy was simply born in the wrong place.

She thought her master was taken or deceived by the Mother of the World, but seeing her master indulge in the Witch's Night, Fanny finally breathed a sigh of relief.

It turns out Dorothy was really an original inhabitant. She had already arrived when the Mother of the World was still weak and inadequate, so it wasn't the Mother trying to steal someone.

Emmm.... senior Fanny was going to say this but then thought of the constantly jumping like a password token fate pattern on Dorothy....

Ahem... at least it wasn't stolen intentionally; Dorothy just got picked up by the Mother of the World after falling from somewhere. Is it wrong for Mother Superior to keep something she found in her own safe?

No, not at all, it's entirely reasonable and fair, right?

Hat Senior Sister tried very hard to justify her own mother.

But as a historian, she also thought of a relatively confidential part of history....

Legend has it that in the mid-era of the God King when the Sea of Nothingness hadn't separated the East and West with terrifying storms, the witches were once helped by passing immortals (chapter 59).

It was because of this that the God King quickly rose and then counterattacked heaven.

So, the question is, why would such powerful immortals travel across the Sea of Nothingness to the Western Universe, which was barren of spiritual energy to them? What were they after?

They wouldn't just be traveling for tourism, would they?

And they could coincidentally bump into the God King Teacher leading the escape from Witch World?

What kind of luck is needed to encounter such odds?

Hiss.....

Senior Fanny initially paid no mind to this piece of history, treating it as an interesting anecdote. But now, she thought a bit deeply, and it was somewhat terrifying.

Oh my, could those immortals have come for Dorothy?

And damn, with the current Witch's Night being early in the God King era, the Sea of Nothingness hadn't yet stormed; those immortals could already be on their way....

Doom...

...senior Fanny felt her scalp tingle...