(Actually, some relatives know that I write online novels, but the problem is if they ask me the name of my novel...)
Faced with the enthusiasm of these elves, Su Xi could only force a smile.
Fortunately, the elves were very well-behaved. Su Xi simply said she had something to do, and the elves surrounding her dispersed.
Princess Beatrix heard the commotion outside the door, dropped her book, and ran out.
It's Her Highness the Holy Maiden!
Princess Beatrix's mood was like a sunflower blooming in an instant, vibrant and powerful.
"Your Highness!" Princess Beatrix ran over and called out happily.
Su Xi patted her head. "You're here too."
Beatrix nodded quickly. "Yes, yes, Mom is meeting with a friend inside. Are you here to see Mom?"
"Okay, let's talk about it after your mother meets her friends."
Su Xi held Beatrix's little hand and walked into the library.
Speaking of which, when she was with Lin Jing before, she had a burst of literary fever and wrote a lot of cheesy poems and love letters to Lin Jing.
Lin Jing once said she wanted to open a library. In her love letter, she imagined opening a library with Lin Jing in their hometown and growing old together hand in hand.
It also says that we hope every sunset and sunrise will witness our love and hard work, every page of a book will record our shared memories and stories, and every guest who visits can share in our ordinariness and happiness.
Looking back now, Su Xi wants to slap herself.
It can only be said that everyone has a youthful period, does crazy things, and makes promises that cannot be kept.
Of course, Su Xi thought of this not because she missed Lin Jing, but because she remembered a time when she racked her brains and consulted classic texts in order to write a good love letter.
Owning your own library, organizing bookshelves, dusting, and welcoming book-loving guests every day could be a delightful way of life.
[Dimensional Avatar: Patchouli Knowledge]
When it comes to reading, there's probably no better role than this, especially in a place like a library.
Princess Beatrix was a little confused when she saw that the Holy Maiden had suddenly transformed into someone else's appearance. She asked, "Holy Maiden?"
"Yes, it's me."
Bai Ya and Beatrix both knew about their ability to transform into other forms, so there was no need to explain further.
When she transforms into Patchouli, she feels very calm when facing books.
He sat down next to Princess Beatrix and picked up a book to read.
About ten minutes later.
The librarian interrupted, "Your Highness, may I ask where the Holy Maiden is?"
"Huh?" Princess Beatrix tilted her head in confusion.
"Her Majesty the Empress saw you and Her Highness the Holy Maiden enter and now wishes to invite Her Highness to the third floor," the administrator continued to explain.
Patchouli closed the book and said, "I understand."
The librarian cast a questioning glance at the purple-haired girl.
Su Xi then canceled her avatar, instantly leaving the librarian speechless. He stammered, "Your... Your Highness, I... I'm sorry, I didn't realize it."
"Fine."
I've become a different person. If I don't tell you, how would you know I'm Her Highness the Holy Maiden?
Su Xi smiled nonchalantly.
"Beatrix, are you coming up with me?"
Beatrix pouted and said, "I'm not going, otherwise I'll get lectured by Sister Linda again."
Sister Linda?
Could it be the name of Bai Ya's friend?
Filled with curiosity, Su Xi went up to the third floor of the library.
We entered one of the guest rooms.
I knocked on the door.
"Please come in."
Empress Bai Ya leaned back in her chair, looking out the window at the sky with a leisurely posture.
The other one is a blue-haired older sister elf, about the same size as Bai Ya, but with a different appearance and a somewhat serious expression.
It seems he really dislikes Bai Ya's lazy expression.
"Your Highness, Holy Maiden."
Mage Linda rose very respectfully and bowed to Su Xi.
Su Xi was startled.
To be honest, this was the first time in all the time she had been the Elf Saintess someone had shown her such meticulous respect.
Bai Ya waved her hand, gesturing for Su Xi to sit next to her.
"This is the headmistress of the Elf Academy, Mage Linda. Well, that's how she is. Don't be surprised."
"It is Your Her Majesty the Empress is behaving so frivolously and extravagantly, which is unbecoming of Empress. Furthermore, Your Highness the Holy Maiden, since flying is prohibited within the Imperial City, Your Highness should also set an example by abiding by the law." The Mage Linda calmly returned to her original seat, sitting very dignifiedly.
Su Xi: "..."
This Mage Linda gives off a very similar vibe to how Nicola treated Beatrix.
Could this be some kind of Elf race tradition?
"Hehe." Bai Ya chuckled twice without answering, and asked, "Your Highness, what brings you to the Poetic Realm so suddenly?"
"... Yes, I heard from the waiter that you were here, so I came over."
Empress Bai Ya showed no surprise and asked, "What is it?"
"Before we get to the point, I'd like to ask Her Majesty the Empress what her views are on the witches in the north?"
"Witch?" A hint of doubt flashed in Bai Ya's eyes. Why bring up witches all of a sudden?
Mage Linda picked up her teacup, took a sip, and commented, "A heretical and unorthodox approach."
Su Xi: "..."
Empress Bai Ya thought for a moment and then added, "A bunch of shady mages."
Ahem, the witch community is indeed not very proper.
Judging from their impressions of the witch community, this task is probably not going to be easy.
Su Xi asked somewhat awkwardly, "If the Northern Witch Clan wants to pledge allegiance to the Elf race and settle in Bannory, what does Her Majesty the Empress think?"
"To defect to us?" Mage Linda asked in surprise. "How could that group of free-spirited mages, who like to study all sorts of random things, possibly defect to us?"
Mage Linda's statement is not wrong. If we distinguish these two races by their alignment of good and evil, the Elf race are the lawful good alignment, while the witches are the neutral chaotic alignment.
No one could have imagined that a race from the neutral, chaotic faction would side with the lawful, just faction.
"Did someone from the witch clan contact you?"
Although this was strange, it didn't seem so odd to Bai Ya because it happened to the saintess.
"Yes, because my profession is also that of a witch."
In order to gain some favor for the Witch Race, Su Xi revealed her profession.
"What?!"
Both of them were very surprised to hear this.
"When did you become a witch?" Bai Ya asked quickly.
Although her Sacred Tree Scepter allows her to see through people's true forms, it cannot see through their professions.
She had always thought Su Xi's profession was something like a druid, but she never expected her to be a witch!
"When I became a saintess."
Bai Ya's eyes changed instantly, and she suddenly realized something.
No wonder the Holy Tree chose a man as its saintess; it turns out it already knew her profession was that of a witch.
As everyone knows, before becoming a witch, regardless of gender, everyone will become a girl after the job change.
"And this career scroll was given to me by Agatha."
Bai Ya: "..."
Mage Linda looked utterly bewildered. "When did my disciple become a witch? Wasn't she a nature mage??"