Capítulo 1464: Chapter 798: The Homebody Witch Doesn’t Understand Love

Dorothy’s initial decision to decisively abandon the Magic Web Duel game was partly to avoid Senior Mia.

After all those years together, even if you were raising a dog, you’d develop feelings, let alone between two people.

Moreover, homebodies like us find it hard to be moved in reality, but with the barrier of the Magic Network, it’s much easier. After all, as long as you don’t meet up in person, online friends might as well be considered two-dimensional entities. What homebody can resist the allure of a two-dimensional cute girl?

In any case, the homebody witch couldn’t resist and naturally developed some affection for this online friend.

Additionally, she gradually realized that she wasn’t the only one feeling this way; even that wild, silver, chaotic Loli Mother Tyrannosaurus seemed to have some signs of their online friendship turning into something more.

Dorothy often noticed that this person would occasionally steal glances at her, sometimes breaking into a smile as if pink hearts were about to float above her head.

Whenever the other party treated her as Dorothy-chan, it was always with a heart shape, like saying ‘I love you.’

This trend was very unsettling.

The homebody witch knew clearly that if this continued unchecked, the two might get closer, and eventually, there might be an in-person meeting.

This wouldn’t be good, after all, an in-person meeting would mean the wife from the game would become a real person in reality, which wouldn’t feel the same.

Moreover, Dorothy was quite rational and knew that if they did meet in person, the relationship would likely fall apart.

It’s not an issue of looks, as the average looks of the Witch Clan are high, and most witches are considered beauties among mortals, except those who’ve sacrificed their looks for strength in some special templates.

The probability of a ‘looks crash’ happening is very low.

What truly made the homebody witch retreat was the difference in their family backgrounds.

At that time, she hadn’t reconciled with Mother Dragon and was just a country girl from a small town, whereas Senior Mia rarely mentioned her background online, but some things are evident from behavior and manner.

Even then, Dorothy could tell that her online friend likely came from an extraordinary background, possibly the daughter of a top witch family.

After all, the Devil King Duel game was essentially for civilian witches; a playground for those who had no hope of becoming Armed Witches, and rarely would any actually skilled or world-class talented individuals be here ‘in disguise.’

Senior Mia always felt out of place in the game, like a crane amongst chickens, and that was very apparent.

In short, the homebody witch knew then that she’d gotten ridiculously lucky, like a poor boy meeting a rich beautiful girl.

However, instead of feeling thrilled, she felt regretful, knowing she’s not the kind to think naively, “As long as we love each other, nothing can stop us.”

She was rational from a young age and understood the importance of being well-matched in status.

A rural girl from a small town and a top family’s daughter couldn’t possibly have a future together.

So, there’s no need to hesitate. If you can’t cut it off, it might turn harmful.

Before the feelings deepened for both, it was best to be decisive.

So afterwards, Dorothy steeled her heart and went through the farewell runaway ceremony of the Duel King.

Yes, it’s just like treating it as a dream of adolescence.

That’s how she thought, but alas, fate played its tricks, and who knew she had just run away, only to meet again at the start of school, and they achieved an offline meeting by accident?

Ah, what a fateful connection.

Even Dorothy herself didn’t know what kind of feelings she held for Senior Mia. She wasn’t sure if their past in the Magic Web Duel game could be considered an online relationship, since neither confessed nor confirmed their relationship — there was just mutual fondness.

But it was indeed one of the rare times in both her lifetimes that her heart was moved, and it could barely count as a first love.

“Then why did you run away?”

Hearing that the one she cares about called her first love, Senior Mia couldn’t contain her smile, but she still asked with some confusion.

Speaking of this, the Golden Princess also carried some grievance. She had already decided to confess after the duel competition, but the Little Fairy didn’t give her a chance and just exited the scene.

She had thought the Little Fairy was frightened by her dark, brutal side on the Magic Network, but now it turns out the opposite was true — the Little Fairy actually liked her.

This feeling left Senior Mia with mixed emotions.

After all, she knew what kind of image she had in the Magic Web Duel, being called Mother Tyrannosaurus was already putting it mildly — she was downright a sadistic and insane pervert.

That was the side of the Evil Dragon she had suppressed and almost never dared to show.

She truly didn’t expect that even such a side of her could be accepted by someone.

Upon realizing this, already fond of the Little Fairy, she instantly became even more affectionate.

“Of course, to prevent harming both ourselves and others in the end. Senior, haven’t you noticed the vast family background gap between us? Do you think we could have a future under normal circumstances?”

Dorothy candidly responded.