Perhaps due to the heavy snow, there were no guests in the Dragon-Slaying Witch's Mage Tower today.
Based on the situation in the previous life, the other witches usually liked to come here to watch the fun and then joke around with Gegewah.
Hmm... it's like the atmosphere of coaxing a child...
For example, wow, Gegewah really amazing, no wonder she is the Dragon-Slaying Witch!
I'm so envious of Gegewah's strength.
Alas, my abilities are less than one-tenth of Gegewah's.
If Heaven hadn't given birth to Gegewah, the path of witches would have remained forever shrouded in darkness.
Of course, I don't think these are jokes, and I proudly accept the other witches' evaluations of me.
Su Xi jumped onto one of the chairs and placed her hands on a table that resembled a bar counter.
"Oh, it's like this. I'm an elf who has just become a witch, so I wanted to come here to visit the most powerful Dragon-Slaying Witch in the area."
Witch Race, and in her previous life she didn't know whether the Dragon-Slaying Witch liked Elf race or not. To avoid causing trouble, she decided not to reveal her identity.
The witch clan has very little interaction with the outside world. Even though the Beastman Empire knows Su Xi's identity, most of the witches here probably don't know or care at all who the Elf race saintess is.
Su Xi wasn't wrong. The Dragon-Slaying Witch was indeed quite famous, albeit in a sarcastic sense, way, as the most boastful witch.
"Hmm! Then you're right. I, Gegewah, don't even mention anything else. All the witches within this ten-mile radius combined wouldn't be enough for me to fight. Your decision to come and visit me was absolutely the right one!"
Gegewah smiled happily, walked to her bar, took off her large hat, revealing her red hair.
Unlike Su Xi's bright red hair, Gegewah's hair was darker and more subdued, as if the blood of a dragon flowed through her hair.
"As a senior in the witch profession, I'll reluctantly offer you some guidance. I wonder what your role is? I'd like to recommend a perfect set of learning materials for you based on your role."
As she spoke, Gegewah mixed a deep red cocktail and placed it in front of Su Xi.
"Uh, me? The Dark Witch?"
Su Xi took a sip of the cocktail, and a sweet aftertaste lingered in her mouth after a strong, refreshing sensation.
"Wow, this tastes good!"
"Hehe, since you're a new witch, this drink is on you." Gegewah smiled and said, "Within a ten-mile radius around here, I dare say my bartending skills are second to none."
Su Xi happily drank the wine; it was indeed delicious. And this time she wasn't exaggerating; Gegewah's bartending skills were among the best of the witches.
"Darkness is an elemental attribute, and witches rarely have such a single function. For example, my function is to slay dragons, which can be said to have nothing to do with elements." Gegewah spoke of witch traditions in a serious manner.
However, Su Xi was already a little dizzy. Since turning into a little girl, she had hardly drunk any alcohol and had no idea that her alcohol tolerance had become so low.
Feeling dizzy, she stuck out her tongue and said, "Am I the Hope Witch? The Death Witch? Or what? I don't know..."
"Hope Witch... that's a rather exaggerated role. The cult of gods will come after you. As for death, although our witch clan worships Herl Emperor, calling yourself His witch seems a bit offensive..."
Gegewah's voice seemed to drift further and further away, probably because the atmosphere inside the Mage Tower was too warm and cozy, Su Xi fell into a drunken stupor without any warning.
He rested his head on the table and fell fast asleep.
"Oh dear, what a headache this newbie is. If you can't drink, you should just say so." Gegewah heard the sound of someone slumping over the table and, with a hint of displeasure at being interrupted, looked at the person, only to find that they were already drunk and unable to hold their liquor.
She took a witch's black robe and draped it over Su Xi's shoulders.
"Jingle--"
The doorbell rang at the Mage Tower as a guest arrived.
Welcome!
Su Xi felt a dazed state, with bizarre and fantastical lights, fleeting figures, and flickering shadows...
"Oh dear, Gegewah, you really are something. The little one is drunk, and you didn't even cast a sobering spell on her."
"That's right, that's right..."
"Phew—, Gegewah is definitely up to no good with this little witch!"
A jumble of noises rang in Su Xi's ears.
"What do you mean? Getting drunk is the best state of life. All dissatisfaction and troubles can temporarily disappear. How can I deprive this little witch of the right to be drunk!" Gegewah said righteously.
"Oh dear, Gegewah, even if you say you don't have any hangover-relieving magic, we won't blame you!"
"Ding-a-ling—wait, why are there so many guests here today? Never mind, Gegewah, warm me two cups of wine..."
"Buwen! You still haven't paid me back for the drinks from last time!"
"Oh dear, this little witch is still dreaming!"
Mwah~
Bubbles, representing Sweet Dream, rise from Su Xi and then burst.
"Haha, still Sweet Dream."
"Hmm, it seems she's consumed quite a bit of Ian Ge's Sweet Dream Power."
The teasing voice rang in her ears again, but this time the target of the teasing was her.
"Alright, alright, you're awake."
A magical incantation flashed by.
Su Xi felt a large cotton ball land on her, soft and comfortable, and then the cotton ball slowly swallowed her...
Kiss kiss...
All the Sweet Dream bubbles burst instantly.
"Cotton... cotton is eating people!" Su Xi woke up with a start.
His words caused all the witches present to burst into laughter.
Su Xi was dumbfounded. Why did so many witches appear around her when she just seemed to close her eyes for a moment?
"Alright, don't scare this little witch. Don't force her to drink if she can't handle alcohol. You'll be in big trouble if she runs into a bad witch."
Su Xi blushed slightly, glanced around, and lowered her head shyly.
She never expected to get drunk after just one drink.
"Oh, right, if the High Witch were here, she could help her see what her duties are. This little witch keeps saying she's Hope Witch or Death Witch, those aren't duties, they're powers," Gegewah pouted.
The other witches didn't pay much attention to what Gegewah said. Newly promoted witches were indeed not quite clear about their role. Then they laughed and asked, "Oh dear, what's this talk of hope and death? Nothing beats slaying dragons. Our Gegewah so powerful, and you still think this is unreasonable?"
"Hmph, of course, neither hope nor death is as powerful as me." Gegewah stood with her hands on her hips, accepting all the compliments.
Rumors are just rumors, but seeing it with her own eyes still left Su Xi speechless.
This Dragon-Slaying Witch really does seem to have a bit of emotional intelligence, just like the rumors suggest.
(The book has been put in the dark, so the plot needs to be drastically changed...)