In recent lessons, sixty percent of the new magic taught was created by Dorothy, while the remaining forty percent were Denisha's own inventions.
Although the two sisters were actually competing in secret, it was a form of healthy competition. Whenever they ca up with new spells, an exchange of ideas would lead to mutual improvent, a thod far more efficient than figuring things out on one's own.
Over the years, in the domain of learning, it was the first ti the hobody witch had seen soone keep pace with her. In the field of magic, Denisha was just like her, able to learn easily, mastering it instantly, and with a little thought, she could bring forth innovation.
However, while they both seed to have similar learning talents, upon close comparison, there were subtle differences between the two.
For example, Dorothy's talent was more intuitive, with her quirky inspiration frequently leading to the easy creation of novel and useful new spells. However, she only cared about her own satisfaction, without concern for whether others could learn them or not.
Take her witch's Coin Ga, Observing Qi Technique, Transmutation Technique, and other special magic that were indeed listed for sale in the Magic Web Library. In truth, few witches were able to learn them, as the basic level of those spells was too high, like deciphering a Heavenly Book for witches without sufficient talent.
However, Dorothy was helpless in this regard; she did not know how to explain her spells to others. To her, many of these things were as simple as one plus one equals two, and she couldn't understand why others couldn't grasp such simple concepts.
Dorothy's talent, on the other hand, was clearly more rational. The structure of the magic she created was often extrely clear and logical, progressing from simple to complex in an interconnected and ingenious way.
Although this overly rational and logical approach made her slightly less creative than Dorothy, Denisha's magic was much stronger in terms of ease of learning and stability.
To summarize, Dorothy's talent was like water ink landscape painting, more focused on the artistic conception, while Denisha's talent was more like a sketch, focusing on realism.
It was hard to say which one was superior; both had their pros and cons.
But when the two worked together, they complented each other perfectly.
Dorothy was now responsible for spell developnt, while Denisha would refine and translate those spells during classes into terms that ordinary people could understand, such as "just do this, then that," "add an appropriate amount of magic power," or "it should be around this ti"—phrases that would otherwise be puzzling.
In short, this collaboration was very satisfying. Dorothy even regretted not having such a partner before, as her witch series of spells with mixed reputations could have been easily bestsellers.
Unfortunately, the Denisha from Witch's Night was her good sister, but in the real world outside, she was none other than the exalted Divine King.
For the Divine King to assist her, a little witch, would be too presumptuous, even for the hobody witch.
"Little Fairy, what plans do you have next?"
Senior Mia struggled slightly to take hold of the textbooks, withdrew her gaze from the other classroom, looked intently at her beloved, then asked softly.
Her sowhat abrupt question was confusing, but Dorothy still understood the underlying ssage from her senior.
That is, without the Divine King's awakening and the strength of witches among everyone, how would we contend with the Angels backing the Church afterwards?
Even if the new magic taught in the classes held the power of Witch Magic, could people with unsuitable attributes really maximize the strength of these spells?
Mortals are powerless against terrifying Calamities; this is a well-known truth in the Western Universe.
Upon this realization, the smile on Dorothy's face froze, her eyebrows furrowed, and she sighed deeply.
"Well, Senior, to be honest, I don't know what to do next. I've been thinking about a solution for over a month now, but so far, no good ideas have co to . We can only take it one step at a ti."
In front of Senior Mia, the hobody witch had nothing to hide and confessed with a troubled expression.
"I see, haha, it's certainly rare to find a problem that even the Little Fairy can't solve," Senior Mia replied with a light laugh. She blinked and then patted the shoulder of her admired one.
"Then keep it up, Little Fairy. I believe you will find a way eventually. The road one chooses, no matter how tough or tiring, must be walked to the end, right?"
Having said that, the wealthy senior carried the textbooks and joined the God King's class, leaving the hobody witch standing there with a troubled face.
"It's not that easy, Lord Wang had the help of the world consciousness at the ti, but I can't even get in touch with the world consciousness now," Dorothy thought to herself.
And then...
"Wait, getting in touch with the world consciousness? Yes, that's it!"
The eyes of the hobody witch lit up with ecstatic realization.
She realized she had been stuck in tunnel vision all this ti; the focus of the Divine King's awakening was the grace of the world consciousness, not Denisha's suffering.
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