Cornflower Witch

Chapter 46 Sunflower Field

Washing your hair with a special noodle soup and hot water gradually removes the fine black powder adhering to it, restoring its original flawless snow-white silver color.

As Taliel helped Sylvia wash her hair, she said enviously, "Sylvia's hair is so good, it's always so straight."

She touched her curly chestnut hair, feeling a little deflated, but she was still very happy to see Hiltiah in her silver-haired form today.

The girl and Taliel spent more than an hour thoroughly washing and combing their hair, restoring it to its original silvery-white color. Afterwards, Hilti took a hot bath to wash her entire body.

After changing into the same plain white dress with exquisite details she had worn when she arrived, Hilti stood in front of the mirror and examined herself. Occasionally, she would turn around, and her soft hair would flutter slightly.

She thought to herself that she still needed to use a hairband to keep it in place, otherwise it would look too messy.

She picked up the blue and white headband embroidered with cornflowers again, gathered the strands of hair from both sides of her ears at the back of her head, and then tied them with the clear headband into a cute bow. (Reference: Euphilia Mazetta's hairstyle in "The Reincarnated Princess and the Genius Heiress's Magical Revolution")

Her long, silvery hair and headband swayed and danced as she walked, creating a unique and beautiful effect.

To be honest, her attire when she first woke up wasn't exactly glamorous, but it had a light and elegant quality that you could never tire of looking at. It was as if she had been picking through a garden of flowers and finally chosen the simple and elegant one she had seen first. It had a beauty that was hard to surpass and unforgettable.

After combing her hair, straightening her clothes, putting on her white socks again, slipping into her well-fitting little leather shoes, and fastening the delicate white bow ribbon, Hilti stood up and gently turned her body in front of the mirror to check her appearance.

"Wow, it's like she's a completely different person." Taliel clasped her hands together, unable to contain her surprise and joy.

While Hilti had silver hair before, she always tried to hide it, never displaying her full charm like she does today.

“I feel like most people would believe it if you said Tia was a princess from a foreign land.” Taliel circled the girl several times, increasingly convinced that it made sense.

"If I can't explain the princess thing, it could be troublesome." The girl shook her head slightly, but she turned her shoes slightly, feeling a familiar comfort that had been missing for a long time.

It's only been two or three months, but it feels like a long time has passed.

But today is definitely a day to relax.

……

In the afternoon, the peaceful sunlight shone on the streets of Xicheng District. Under the lush shade of the trees, a horse-drawn carriage moved slowly forward, its painted teak body reflecting glitter in the dappled sunlight.

Sitting in the car, Hilti placed her hands on her knees, her eyes closed, with a few rays of light occasionally filtering through the curtains and falling on her beautiful, snow-white neck and cheeks.

"We've arrived, Miss."

The wheels gradually stopped turning, and the driver tried to remind the girl in the carriage in a polite voice.

Although he didn't know the girl's identity, from the moment he received the commission and met her today, he felt that the girl's identity must be extraordinary. Therefore, he was extra careful and meticulous, personally brushing the horses pulling the carriage and then carefully urging them to move at a slow speed.

"Thank you, please wait a moment," she replied softly.

Then the car door opened, and she stepped out, lifting her skirt slightly. Talil followed behind her, carrying a potted plant covered with a glass dome in black cloth.

Looking up at the rather large mansion, the two could see the front garden and lawn inside the courtyard through the iron fence, which was very quiet at the moment.

Upon arriving at the gate, Hiltiya gently shook the hanging bell, which made a clear tinkling sound.

A moment later, a maid in a black and white uniform came out from the side door and stood in front of the main door.

"Do you have a visiting card?" She placed her hands on her apron, her demeanor impeccable, even more elegant than some nobles.

“Yes.” Hilti took out the visiting card she carried with her, which contained a recommendation from Maester Hyde and a note from when Mylene borrowed the book.

After receiving the invitation, the maid opened it, glanced at it, nodded slightly, and then looked at the potted plant that Thalyl was holding behind Sylphia. "I'll open the door, please come in. As for the carriage, please have it wait outside the manor."

"Yes." Hiltiya nodded, then gave some instructions to the coachman.

She then stepped into the quiet courtyard of the mansion and followed the maid in front of her into the interior.

For some reason, looking at the maid in front of her, she had a strange sense of familiarity. It wasn't that she knew the maid, but rather that the maid's outfit had a strange familiarity to her, as if she had seen many similar figures in her past life.

Unfortunately, she couldn't recall any more memories for the time being. She and Taliel went to the front living room to wait, where the maid brought Sylvia warm black tea.

"Wait here for a while and don't wander around. I'll go and inform the madam."

"Yes." She nodded again and watched the maid leave.

Sitting on the luxurious silk and gold-embroidered sofa, Hiltiya looked around. Every decoration here was exquisite and elegant, exuding an air of luxury. Even the walls were covered with wallpaper embroidered with gold thread, and the enamel porcelain on the table was all exceptionally beautiful.

As Sir Hyde said, this Mrs. Fran had a very special identity, and he didn't know how Mailey met her and lent her the book.

Just as the two were looking around, the young maid returned and told Hilti, "The lady has agreed to see you. Please take the flowerpot to the backyard yourself."

"As for the servants who came with us, let them stay here and rest for a while." She gestured slightly to Taliel.

"Oh, don't you need me to come along?" Taliel was a little surprised, but still handed the potted plant to Sylvia.

Clutching the potted plant under a glass dome, Hiltiya followed the maid toward the backyard of the mansion.

She walked through the long corridor of the mansion, turned two corners, and walked out of the front mansion, where she was overwhelmed by a sea of ​​bright yellow flowers.

Under a gentle breeze and a clear blue sky, countless tall sunflowers bloom, their large flower heads facing the sun, their pale yellow and golden petals arranged closely together, displaying a dazzling and vibrant beauty in the sunlight.

These sunflowers are not ordinary plants, but extraordinary plants of the first rank, Blazing Sun. In the most intense and bright spot in the sea of ​​flowers, there is even a patch of second rank, Blazing Sun sunflowers.

Walking through this sea of ​​pale yellow flowers, Hiltiya felt the overflowing joy and warmth of the sun, which gradually filled her body with vitality and dispelled her fatigue.

The further in she went, the more pronounced the heat emanating from the blazing sun became, even distorting the air itself. When she reached the innermost part, when Hilti looked up, she found that the sky above was tinged with a faint gold, exceptionally radiant.

At that moment, she finally saw the figure standing in the sea of ​​flowers, holding a white parasol.

The ornate parasol was wrapped with silk drapes and adorned with pale yellow butterfly knots, while the tips of the ribs were wrapped with pearls.

Beneath the parasol was a figure with her back to Hilti. She was slightly taller and wore a pure white and gold dress. Outside the voluminous crinoline, there were layers of light yellow floral embellishments on the skirt, which swayed slightly in the breeze, forming a graceful arc with Hilti's figure.

As if knowing that Hilti had arrived, the other party gently twirled the parasol and turned around.

She had light blue eyes, a few strands of golden hair hanging down her side, and an unforgettable graceful figure.

"You're the little Tia that Mylene and Hyde were talking about, right?"

"He looks like a lovable child."

She smiled and gently raised her finger, causing numerous sunflower petals to drift into the sky in the breeze, filling the girl's vision.

So bright, yet so pure.

(End of this chapter)