Chapter 1198: Chapter 687: Dorothy of the Air Force

“Wow, Miss, look, you’re famous now.”

A few days later, Dorothy, who was temporarily idle without anything to do, was leisurely fishing by the river outside the city. Wenwen came rushing over, handing her a piece of paper ripped from somewhere unknown.

The homebody witch reached out to take the paper. Initially, she just glanced at it casually, but soon her eyes widened in surprise.

She originally thought it was her own wanted notice or something. After all, she had killed quite a few people in recent days. Considering the temperament of that group of Chinese Clan witches, they would definitely not let this go easily and would surely send someone to hunt her down for revenge.

But Dorothy didn’t mind. She hadn’t intended to hide herself. Several times she even killed openly in front of everyone, making it impossible for others to miss her.

After all, now she was eager to perfect the Dragon’s Breath swordsmanship, hoping some experts would come and help hone her sword.

But….

“Is this a Commendation Order? Did that group of Chinese Clan get something wrong?”

Looking at the content of the paper in her hand, the homebody witch was somewhat confused.

“Recently, an unknown hero acted bravely, drawing his sword to help when encountering injustice, slaying a thousand thieves, showcasing extraordinary bravery, with a righteous heart like the sun, his sword dazzling and blocking the Tsuka-no-Ma…”

Anyway, the contents of this paper were filled with praise, making Dorothy a little embarrassed.

“Wow, I didn’t even know I was so outstanding.”

The homebody witch mused, then she looked up at Wenwen beside her.

“Senior, where did you get this?”

Dorothy asked curiously.

She thought perhaps not everyone in the Chinese Clan was beyond hope, there might still be people who could distinguish right from wrong.

“Picked it up randomly in the city, Miss. You haven’t been into the city for a few days, so you might not know. Right now, you’re the hottest topic in all of Heian-kyo, absolutely grabbing everyone’s attention.”

The Crow Divine Dog Witch replied, eyebrows dancing.

The lifestyle on Japan was relatively primitive, unlike the outside world witches who often posted on social media, where messages could be quickly spread via the Magic Network. News among Japanese Witches had to rely on posted notices, storytellers, information peddlers, courtesans on Flower Street, and other ancient channels to spread.

Yet, within a few days, the fame of the anonymous swordsman, Battosai, who ventured everywhere helping the righteous, showcasing superb swordsmanship, had spread across Japan unusually quickly.

“Uh…..”

Dorothy froze, then her smile disappeared.

She originally thought this was a Commendation Order written by some conscientious Chinese Clan member, but hearing Senior Wenwen’s words, she immediately realized things were not so simple.

To spread and hype up such news and heat in just a few days, it’s not possible for just one Chinese Clan member to do it; it could only happen if all the Chinese Clan joined forces.

But she had been killing their people these days, those Chinese Clan members couldn’t wait to swallow her alive, so how could they genuinely issue a Commendation Order to her?

Something’s not right, this is very wrong, if something is unusual, there must be deception.

The homebody witch’s Inspiration began to sound the alarm.

And as she looked down again at the “Commendation Order” in her hand, her face became increasingly stiff.

“What do you mean my Sword Techniques are better than Tsuka-no-Ma’s, I just casually cut down some ronin, and now I’m being compared to a veteran Sword Saint?”

“Wow, what do you mean I’m the contemporary samurai’s light, are you saying all other samurai are embarrassing? Oh right, they indeed are embarrassing, that’s true.”

“Tsk, why blow me up to be such a perfect superhero? That’s too fake, there’s no such perfect person in the world, come on…”

…..

Dorothy looked left and right, and ultimately from the words within this “Commendation Order,” she saw only four words—”contrast” and “deadly praise.”

“Hehe, Miss, found something wrong, haven’t you? Didn’t expect this little place of Japanese Clan on Japan would have someone so skilled in traffic manipulation without even the Magic Network.”

Beside her, Wenwen watched the amazed homebody witch, covering her mouth laughing.

Being a professional journalist, she saw through the malicious intentions behind this so-called “Commendation Order” at first sight; it directly put the Miss on the hot seat.

This method is commonplace in their entertainment media industry in the Magic Network; it’s often used to hype up hot topics or attack competitors.

But using it too much makes it not so effective anymore, since the audience gets tired and is harder to provoke.

However, on Japan, where news still relies on ancient channels for spreading, those Japanese Witches who haven’t been exposed to big data might find this quite effective.

Especially among those Japanese who have been living in hardship for a long time. Suddenly having a savior from the heavens, many might genuinely believe it, waiting for this perfect savior’s salvation.

Moreover, the Japanese Samurai who already care about fame would likely be provoked and consider confronting this “arrogant and cocky” Battosai.