Otaku Witch-Chapter 634 - 460. Secret Date_2

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Moreover, she didn't truly intend to possess anyone's body permanently; once she was done, she planned to return it, causing no harm to the original owner of the body.

"So, my beautiful lady, may I have the honor of inviting you to attend an opera with me?"

As Sophia finished dressing up, Dorothy stood up as well. She straightened her double-breasted dress coat and, with an air of perfect gentility, bowed deeply before reaching out her hand with such an invitation.

Sophia: "...."

The Pure White Witch looked at the young lady, who was playing her part rather convincingly, with a sense of resignation. She finally gave a slight, dignified nod of her head before placing her hand in the other's.

"I would be delighted."

Although she was uncertain when the young lady had become so romantic as to ask someone to the opera, it didn't matter as long as she was happy.

Sophia had come this time to investigate the issue of the dwindling faith, but since the true mastermind was now in front of her, there was no need to search further. It was most certainly the young lady's doing, but the question was, how did she manage it?

The Glory Sect had been operating in this world for hundreds of years, with influence spreading across the vast majority of the Empire's territories, and its reach was astounding. Over eighty percent of the Empire's population were followers of the Church.

It would be very difficult to shake the foundation of such a behemoth in a short span of time, after all, faith had penetrated every little aspect of people's lives, becoming a part of their daily routine.

Even the current Emperor of the Empire would find it challenging to convince his subjects to renounce their faith, let alone anyone else.

With such curiosity in mind, Sophia, arm in arm with Dorothy, left the house in intimate companionship.

Those who could afford to live near the Royal Palace were naturally not ordinary people. The body that the Pure White Witch was now inhabiting belonged to a noblewoman of considerable power. Yet the pair did not disturb any other servants in the villa but quietly slipped away through the back door.

As they passed through the backyard garden, the Homebody Witch plucked a flower from the garden. With a light tap of her staff, the tiny blossom instantly expanded and transformed into an intricately designed flower carriage. She then found a few ants on the ground, tapped them, and immediately, the ants grew rapidly, turning into several sleek and shiny horses.

"That's some beautiful Transformation Magic."

Sophia could not help but let a glint of admiration shine in her eyes as she watched the scene brimming with fairy tale magic.

Even witches, it seems, are fond of fairy tales, especially the little witches. For most, one of the first things they do after beginning their magical education is to cosplay as fairies from the stories.

However, such a happy childhood was something only fortunate little witches could afford. The Pure White Witch had no time to waste on such frivolous activities during her own childhood.

Therefore, seeing this spectacle, she could only ironically praise the young lady's exquisite spell work.

Fortunately, Dorothy did not mind such things. She already knew the kind of person her housemate was—a "No Emotion" automaton whose everyday life was genuinely regular and boring.

But it didn't matter, as long as she didn't want to play, she would take her along for fun.

So, with another flick of her staff, in the next moment, the clothes that initially adorned Sophia's body, although luxurious and high level, but still mere mortal attire, began to glow, transforming into a captivating dress that seemed to be adorned with stars, shimmering and shining.

"Wow, look at that, who has lost their Princess? She's so beautiful."

After the transformation, she spoke in an exaggerated tone.

This made Sophia feel somewhat embarrassed. She raised her hand, wanting to strike the teasing young lady, but ultimately, she didn't follow through.

Humph, how childish can you be to still play such little witch house games at this age?

She thought to herself.

However, regardless of how childlike it was, how many girls could truly remain indifferent to such princess-like fairy tale scenarios? Most girls simply couldn't resist it.

Sophia was no exception.

Perhaps the Pure White Witch didn't even realize that a smile was present on her face the whole time.

But then again....

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"This doesn't seem to be the way to the theater; we're heading to the Outer City District."

The two boarded the carriage, and under the effect of magic, this somewhat extravagant fairy-tale princess carriage was completely ignored by passersby as it moved along ostentatiously yet uneventfully. However, Sophia soon noticed that the route seemed incorrect.

"We were never going to the theater. The theater is so small; it can't satisfy many people."

Dorothy replied with a smile, though she left something hanging.

"Don't worry, my Princess, are you really afraid I'll sell you? You'll understand once we get there."

She said, chuckling.

This caused Sophia to clench her fists; she hated people who spoke in riddles.

Fortunately, the answer was revealed soon enough. As the carriage approached the great plaza of the Outer City District, they could already hear the bustling noise from the square.

When finally the carriage drew near, the Pure White Witch immediately saw the throngs of people in the square, and at the forefront, there was a giant screen displaying some images.

"Is this a Magic Shadow? Where did it come from?"

Sophia was taken aback upon seeing something that shouldn't belong in this era and turned to look at the young lady beside her.

Well, it made sense; if their young mistress could handcraft a warship, then creating a Magic Shadow—a technology not too high-end—was naturally effortless.

Dorothy was clearly proud of this achievement.

The so-called Magic Shadow is similar to the television dramas from her previous life and is considered a household necessity in the Witch World.

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And this was the Church of Machinery's first major product. After all, to control the public opinion, one must first create a public opinion environment. Without these basic communication devices, there would be no influence to wield.

So, home electronics... emmm, Homebody Witch? Anyway, popularization is the end of it.

The mechanical workshops are already producing these en masse, and as for sales, there's no worry with professionals like Senior Mia around. The massive Magic Shadow screen in this square is Sister Mia's handiwork.

It serves two main purposes: one is to advertise for the upcoming home Magic Shadows, and the other is to show the opera "Romeo and Juliet," which has already been completed.

As for why not just show it in the Opera House but on this square instead...

emmmm... How could impoverished people afford the Opera House these days?

Her goal was to meet the spiritual needs of the people, the whole population, not just a tiny minority of the wealthy. The wealthy have plenty of ways to fulfill their spiritual needs that the poor can't even imagine.

Of course, the current programming of the Magic Shadow is somewhat limited, certainly not as varied as a mature television with channels for everything. Hence, this Magic Shadow at the square is continuously looping some previously recorded operas and the like.

To Dorothy, this seemed utterly boring, but for the common folks of this era who had never encountered such things, it was fascinating.

Even in such harsh conditions with nothing available, not even a place to sit, just standing and exposed to the elements, some people could stand in the square watching it all day long.

After all, these elegant entertainments, previously only accessible to the wealthy in theaters, were now free for everyone to watch. The allure of such a freebie was simply irresistible to them.

Dorothy and Sophia arrived just in time, as the next opera set to play on the remote big screen was "Romeo and Juliet" right after the previous one had ended.

Upon seeing this, the already lively atmosphere on the crowded square intensified. Many people were rejuvenated, having waited for so long just to relive this play.

If one observed closely, not only commoners were present in the square but also many well-dressed individuals with personal guards and servants, illustrating the play's appeal when even high society waited on the square.

The two witches sat in their carriage, watching from afar. While the distance might trouble mortals, it was nothing for them.

Soon, the plot began unfolding on the screen.

...The witches watching...