Strength 99999 but the Holy Sister

The work would begin the next day. Due to the special relationship between Sophia and Vivian, and the cooperative relationship between the church and the witches, Sophia's room was naturally arranged in the guest room of the church monastery - which happened to be next to Vivian's room.

Elsa left time to Sophia and Vivian, mother and daughter. When the mother and daughter met, they seemed to have endless things to talk about. They talked about their recent situation, shared the joy of meeting each other again, and then talked about Elsa.

Sophia had already learned from Vivian about the series of terrifying things that Elsa had done.

"No wonder..."

Sophia sighed. Thinking about this, the attitudes of Sir Hibbert and Bishop Pittman became very clear.

But at this time, Vivian hesitated for a long time, and her face turned red.

She spoke softly:

"And... I... I might be falling in love with Elsa—not as a friend, but as a lover..."

"Ah? You like Aisha?"

——Sophia was stunned.

"Wait... are you really..."

Sophia didn't know that this kind of thing could be hereditary. No, now was not the time to worry about why Vivian became like this. This was the first time her daughter had confided her the true feelings of her youth. As a mother, Sophia naturally had to treat her well.

But... what should I say? Sophia herself had no experience; her youth had been buried with the destruction of the Witch Society.

For a moment, Sophia didn't know how to start.

Vivian lowered her head, and her voice gradually sank to the bottom of the water.

"But... I'm so worried, Mom. I don't know what to do... I'm afraid that after becoming a Saint Nun, I'll be separated from Aisha. She will definitely become the head Saint Nun, and then I won't be able to see her anymore... But I don't dare tell her that. I don't even dare to tell her... I'm also afraid of returning to the town after being rejected. I want to stay here with you. I don't want them to look at me that way... I want to follow Aisha, but I'm a witch. I can't leave, right?"

At the same time, on the other side of the wall, Elsa was leaning on the bed reading a book, but her eyes were on the book and her attention was attracted by the voices next door - she really didn't mean to eavesdrop, but there was no way, her hearing was really good, even though the sound insulation here was actually quite good.

When Elsa heard Vivian say that she liked her, she was still a little happy, although it was also expected so there was no feeling of surprise, which was a bit regrettable. But when she heard Vivian's heartfelt words, Elsa also showed some confusion and understanding.

She finally understood the meaning of the gloom on Vivian's face in the past two days.

To be honest, if Vivian confided her troubles to Elsa, Elsa would not hate Vivian at all. In this regard, Vivian was still confused. Because she liked someone, she subconsciously wanted to avoid all possibilities of being hated. This situation was quite common in girls of Vivian's age, and Elsa had seen it many times.

As for the other problems that Vivian is worried about, there should actually be ways to solve them. Perhaps she can ask Tricia, Pittman and Hibben, as they should be more knowledgeable about this.

There are always more solutions than problems.

But Vivian just didn't say anything. Thinking too much about it alone would only add to her troubles.

Elsa sighed, then suddenly smiled.

"But that's what makes little girls cute..."

While thinking about how to help Vivian solve the current problem, Elsa opened the panel to check. At this time, Vivian's favorability had reached [99].

It's rising quite fast - it seemed to be only 96 yesterday?

Elsa suddenly wondered, if there was some pattern in the increase of favorability, would there be a threshold for periodic changes? For example, in some games, when the heroine was pursuing a female character, the favorability would be graded, 20 was considered an acquaintance, 40 was considered familiar, 60 was considered a close friend, 80 triggered a confession scene, and 100 triggered some blushing and heart-pounding scenes.

some type of?

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207. How can this be compared (4K)

Sophia felt very embarrassed.

As a mother, Sophia should have paid more attention to Vivian's inner troubles, offered her advice as an elder, and served as a beacon and a harbor for Vivian's growth - but the fact is that Sophia has no idea how to deal with Vivian's troubles.

"Don't worry, Vivian. I won't let you live the same life as before."

Sophia held Vivian in her arms.

Father Fletcher was willing to help them, otherwise Vivian would not have had the opportunity to become a nun. Moreover, the church monastery in Damers did keep the secret as promised and did not tell anyone about Vivian's identity. Sophia believed that the future would get better and better.

but……

"Will Mommy come with me? I don't want Mommy to live alone in the forest..."

Vivian's voice was very soft, and Sophia just smiled and stroked Vivian's hair.

"Don't worry, I will. Mom will never leave you."

Everything before was true, but this is a lie.

Because Sophia cannot really leave Maleg now, unless the church is willing to conclude a new contract somewhere else and spend a lot of effort to rebuild the restraint and surveillance array - this is not realistic.

As for Mallaig, some things happened in Mallaig in the past, and these things already existed.

Vivian didn't know all this, and she looked delighted.

"I want to live with my mom, and Elsa... and my friends."

Speaking of this, Sophia could only smile dryly.

So, how did Vivian fall in love with Elsa? Sophia couldn't help but start to wonder if witches were born to like girls more - because most witches chose to be with women.

This has to involve the issue of love.

If Vivian asked questions about magic, Sofia could probably answer one or two, but when it came to questions about love, Sofia was a little... Honestly, she had never been in love. Although she gave birth to Vivian, there was no element of love involved. She only had a vague understanding of what love was - she had heard about it, witnessed it, longed for it, and imagined it, but she had never experienced it personally.

In Sophia's memory, when she should have been in love, she was expelled from her family because she awakened the blood of the witch. She embarked on a long journey of escape. She finally settled down in the witch society and met a girl who made her heart beat, but the girl died not long after.

The first half of her life was filled with deep pain and despair. She was exhausted every day. How could she have time to fall in love?

But speaking of it, there are a few couples in the Witch Association who are in a romantic relationship... But as a bystander, Sophia has no real sense of what is happening to them in love.

It was a bit awkward—I couldn't confess to Vivian, "There was no love involved in your birth," right? How would Vivian look at me then?

Sophia was in a dilemma for a moment.

"Speaking of which, Vivian, how much do you like Aisha?"

"I have no idea……"

"You don't know what your love for her feels like? Is it that you can't live without her, or is it just a vague admiration?"

"I don't know... that's what the book says, but it doesn't say anything about women doing this—am I being weird?"

"That's it..."

Sophia had originally thought Vivian had finally grown up, but now it seemed she still knew nothing about these things. She smiled and said, "It's not surprising. Elsa is so outstanding, it's normal to like her."

Vivian nodded as if she understood, then suddenly raised her chin and looked at Sophia: "Then... does Mom like Elsa?"

Sophia almost choked and pinched Vivian's nose in anger and amusement - she knew Vivian didn't understand much about feelings, but this was too ignorant, she was completely a blank slate.

However, Vivian is like this, and Sophia herself is not much better.

"What are you talking about? This is different, Vivian. You and Aisha are the same age, and Mom is already past the age of falling in love."

Sofia also longed for a passionate love, but not now - besides, Elsa was her daughter's friend, how could they be compared.

"Mom is obviously still very young..." Vivian puffed her cheeks.

"Grumpy."

Sophia ruffled Vivian's hair lovingly.

"Okay, okay, don't worry. I'll find a way to deal with you and Aisha."

"But wouldn't that be a bit..."

"Mom is an experienced person, leave it to her."

Sophia's solemn vow gave Vivian hope again.

This scene seemed familiar - it was the same when she was in the Witch Club before. Most of the witches had tragic pasts that they didn't want to talk about. The accumulated scars would only rot and ferment, so Sophia, one of the managers of the Witch Club, would often take the initiative to chat with them and help them to relieve their worries. During this period, they would often encounter various problems. At that time, Sophia always agreed without hesitation and then tried her best to find a solution.

The tool she used most at that time was books.

Books are one of the most effective ways to record and spread knowledge. Although Sophia did not collect books on love, as one of the former high-ranking members of the Witch Society, she still had a collection of many types of books, including storybooks and novels - those books were one of the few forms of entertainment for witches, and Sophia would read them when she had nothing to do.

The book contains various stories and legends, including some poignant or romantic stories about love, and these stories record countless processes from acquaintance to love.

At times like this, you just need to learn from it.

She took out many, many books from her space ring and piled them all over the bed. Vivian let out a "wow" sound.

"So you carry these books with you... I read this one when I was a kid!"

Vivian picked up a yellowed old book, with a hint of nostalgia in her eyes.

Sophia also missed it. What she missed was not only the time when she watched Vivian grow up step by step, but also the time when she and the other members of the Witch Society hid in the forest and caves. When they had no fun, they would gather together to read books and chat about the enviable stories of the heroines in the books, longing to return to their ordinary life in the future.

Most of these books are now worn out, even under Sophia's careful care.

Sophia sighed softly and regained her enthusiasm.

No matter how much you miss the dead, they are already dead. Now is not the time to be sad. As it concerns her daughter's lifelong event, Sophia puts in a lot of effort.

"But if Aisha doesn't want to do this, let's not bother her, okay?"

Sophia said.

Although nuns dedicate their bodies to the goddess, it is naturally impossible for them to be close to men.

But having said that, in reality this does not leave women with an opportunity to take advantage of - not being attracted to men does not mean that you will definitely be attracted to women.

"Or if Aisha already has someone in her heart, well... it will be more difficult, but we can try."

It's not uncommon for three witches to be ambiguous with each other.

Vivian just nodded ignorantly. She didn't understand any of this. She just felt that her face would blush and her heart would beat fast when she thought about the things between lovers described in the book. This feeling was not disgusting, but rather itchy, just like being slightly drunk.

And Sophia has already started looking for books.

While looking for a book, Sophia asked about the things between Vivian and Elsa. Listening to Vivian's longing description of the story after she met Elsa, Sophia was a little dazed.

My daughter has grown up.

Elsa is so great, it would be a good choice if my daughter could be with Elsa.

Because Sofia herself certainly cannot be with Vivian all the time, she does not want Vivian to return to Mallaig like herself. So after the mother and daughter separate, when Vivian is lonely, having love by her side will probably dilute some of her longing.

Thinking of this, Sophia sighed in her heart and quickened her movements.

Soon, she sorted out a pile of books with wrinkled pages. She took them one by one and skimmed and classified them using magic. Seeing this, Vivian also came to help.

Sophia placed her hands on the pages and used magic to "see," just as she was taking notes while reading while learning magic.

"There's a successful example in this book. Maybe... give Elsa a gift? A gift is the beginning of a good relationship. Although Elsa certainly doesn't need anything, as long as you can show your heart, it's fine. For example, the story between the hero and heroine in this book begins with a... handkerchief? How strange, and it's used. Never mind, let's get another one."

Sophia felt something was wrong halfway through reading, and after quickly flipping through the book to confirm that there was nothing valuable at the end, she closed it and picked up another one.

"This book might be a little more instructive, because it's about a love story between two heroines. It says you can invite her out for fun or a date—just as a friend. Well, indeed, if that's the case, Elsa would definitely find it hard to refuse. Then, you could have a candlelight dinner together."

Sophia flipped through a few pages and carefully read the contents using magic.

"And... you can also bribe the hotel there in advance to create a situation where 'there's only one room available' so you can sleep together naturally. Then all you have to do is put on the clothes you bought in advance..."

Halfway through reading, Sophia suddenly blushed.

"What's next?" Vivian blinked her big eyes and asked, while Sophia slammed the book shut and even put it directly back into the space equipment.

"No, nothing... I made a mistake with the book just now..."

Sophia laughed guiltily. Fortunately, Vivian didn't get suspicious, so Sophia breathed a sigh of relief.

"Anyway, let's continue..."

In this way, the mother and daughter studied the novels until night.

And Aisha went to see Shiburn and Pittman again.

"It's not difficult to get them to leave Mallaig, but..."

As the bishop of the church, Pittman has more say in matters concerning witches. He explained to Elsa in detail why witches need to be under the management of the church. For example, new witches need to be baptized by the holy light in the church and have their marks engraved and sealed. The witches of the former Witch Association have been swallowed by the abyss, so their own power is more unstable. Therefore, each witch has an area designated for management and surveillance. In order to prevent accidents, most of these places need to be away from people and have several expensive large magic circles set up by the church. The town of Mallaig happened to have such a thing, but it would be troublesome to leave.

Elsa could hear the difficulties of the church from Pittman's words, and she also had a better understanding of witches.

"The Mark of the Abyss... I see. My apologies. I didn't know this before, which is why I made such an unreasonable request. Please allow me to take back what I said."

Aisha frowned slightly and apologized to Pittman, which scared Pittman.

"No, no, no... It's nothing," he said, smiling profusely, sweating. "Actually, regarding the witches, we've been making changes and experiments within the church. We sincerely hope that one day we can let them return to normal life. It's just that for now, we can only use this clumsy method to delay things. We are the ones who should be apologizing..."

After a brief greeting, Aisha left.