Something is wrong with Miss Witch

"Could it be that Miss Yue is really taking a shower now?" Cynthia continued stubbornly: "Miss Yue is a witch who loves cleanliness."

"Haha." Selina White couldn't help laughing.

"Huh? My chief secretary? What are you laughing at?" Cynthia's eyes were very unfriendly.

Oh no, I forgot that the chief witch is petty!

Serena White just changed her mind and found the right way in her career.

"Your Majesty, I'm simply experimenting with the human body's inherently abstract symbolic influences on subtle aspects of the witch's soul. I'm also researching certain boundaries with authority and exploring how to respect them and maintain etiquette. Of course, there are more complex experiments. Of course, this is all work."

Selena successfully confused Cynthia with a long string of complex sentences.

She gave Selina a dazed look, realizing that she had no way to deal with this guy.

"Hmph, why don't I just develop a read function?" She was furious and prepared to add a lot of new features to the magic network.

And Serena White screamed.

Read function, absolutely don’t do that, wow, do you want to ruin the friendship between the witches?

Chapter 511: The Civil Servant Witch's Tips [4k]

Miss Lou Yue, who had a sound sleep, discovered the next day that the Chief Witch had released such an evil function.

Damn it (〃＞ dishes＜).

Her long hair fell behind her, and her expression was still a little dull (￣△￣；)

Like three nothings.

Well, one of the good girl’s excuses was taken away.

It's really God's wrath and people's resentment.

Lou Yue jumped off the bed like a tiger, but almost made his feet numb.

Gritting her teeth, she combed her hair and adjusted her appearance in front of the mirror.

Today, the witches are all extremely excited.

Every witch is eager to obtain a bloodline.

——But such things need to be carefully considered.

It takes a lot of calculation and research to decide what kind of bloodline to match with your own spell system.

——The easiest way is to look for families that already have bloodlines.

Their bloodline is already mature, so there is no need to gamble.

Lou Yue was not interested in bloodline. She had not yet become a super witch and was stuck at this critical point.

So, after dressing up, she went to the government building.

She planned to return to that other world only after she completed the creation of her own armor and the Thousand-Eyed Crown of Thorns, and continue to advance her inspiration to break through the Limitless Witch.

When we arrived at the government building, the civil servants were busy working.

Under Caroline's whip, he is working non-stop.

"Oh, good morning, Carolee." Lou Yue greeted her happily.

Caroline, with her face as pale as a shrew, said calmly and truthfully, in the tone of an honest employee forced to work overtime by her boss: "Good morning, Ms. Congresswoman."

Lou Yue came to her office with a hum. She sat on the chair and looked at Carolee who followed her.

She said, 'So, what do I have to deal with today?'

"Your brilliance is as bright as moonlight, shining upon us all the time, making us feel like we are bathed in spring breeze. Under your leadership, the performance of the West District has been rising steadily, and we no longer expect to trouble you, Ms. Councillor."

"We hope you can take a short break so that your light can shine on me longer."

Caroline said so.

Lou Yue was already yawning (__)(-.-)(~O~)…(-.-): "Ms. Carolee, I've been a council member for a few years now, so please be aware."

We are both thousand-year-old foxes, what tricks are you playing on me?

"What do you mean?" Carolie looked confused.

Lou Yue tilted her head and looked at Caroline: "So, please be sincere, Miss Caroline."

"Oh, Congresswoman." Carolie said with a sad face, "How can you say that? Every word I said was sincere."

Lou Yue pursed her lips and said, "Ms. Carolee? Please, honestly, tell me again."

So Carolie pressed her heart and said it again solemnly.

"See, I'm telling the truth."

Lou Yue said nonchalantly, "It seems your ribs are so bulging that you can't feel your conscience."

"——Of course, it's also possible that you don't have these things at all."

"Hmm." Carolly didn't take this matter seriously. Instead, she looked like she was used to it.

"Oh, Miss Caroline. You must have a lot of defensive skills in your expertise column." Lou Yue commented.

Caroline smiled hypocritically: "It's always better than the crispy witch, miss."

"Hmm." Lou Yue supported his chin: "I have a question for you, Miss Carolee."

"Hmm? This is such a great luck. I, a witch with a doctorate degree, can actually educate you, a wandering witch? Am I really so honored?" Carolie widened her eyes.

Lou Yue gnashed her teeth in hatred and said, "Of course there is. Although you have nothing but a doctorate, you can still teach me a lot when facing me who has the Star of Knowledge. After all, when three people walk together, there must be one who can teach me."

“o(*￣︶￣*)o hehe” Carolie smiled.

"Haha." Lou Yue pursed her lips and smiled.

In the end, Caroline was helpless.

There are plenty of PhDs, but the Star of Knowledge is out of print.

Out of print, limited edition! This is practically etched in the witch's blood.

This out-of-print star of knowledge is much better than the PhD that is everywhere.

She lowered her head and said, "What question do you want to ask?"

"Well, I think I'm still a pretty fair councillor." Lou Yue looked up and recalled: "I've never used any privileges."

"Haha." Carolie smiled perfunctorily.

"Are you dissatisfied with something?" Lou Yue looked at Caroline with a puffed face.

"Although the West District is full of corruption, you remain an upright and honest witch, Ms. Councillor." Caroline said calmly, "Of course we know that you are fair, and everything you do is for the development of the West District."

"Hmm." Lou Yue bit her lip in dissatisfaction. She said, "The question I want to ask is, as a member of parliament, how do you deal with a disobedient executive secretary?"

"This..." Carolie was stunned. She bit her lip and looked at Lou Yue: "According to the rules and laws of the Witch Council, the Executive Secretary can be dealt with. Miss Yue."

"So, where are these rules and laws to be found?"

"I'm sorry, Miss Yue." Carolie said apologetically, "I'm just a PhD in ancient literature, not a law major. I don't know much about this. But I believe you can find it."

"After all, you are the smartest star of knowledge."

"Gu." Lou Yue looked at the impeccable civil servant witch and couldn't help but sigh: "If I had your face, I'm afraid I wouldn't be bullied by the witch."

She looked melancholy and said, "I'm a very good girl, but I'm bullied by the witch every day. I really don't know what to do."

Caroline looked at this shameless little witch and could only bend down helplessly: "Yes, Miss Lou Yue."

Miss Lou Yue, who had won a great victory, looked at Caroline triumphantly: "So, give me today's business."

Caroline pulled out a piece of paper from the folder she was carrying. "This is the directory of official business. If you think anything is wrong, we will move all the detailed information here."

Lou Yue muttered to himself as he looked at the report.

It is filled with things big and small.

From the most basic and insignificant matter like a dispute between witches, to a witch protesting that there were too many pubs in the West District and that it was affecting the future development of children, and demanding changes to the current situation.

It's all clearly written out.

"What do you think?" Lou Yue pointed at the content about the protest.

Caroline just glanced at him and said indifferently: "There's nothing we can do, Miss Yue."

"Hmm?" Lou Yue pursed her lips, suspecting that she had heard wrongly.

But Carolee repeated, "There's nothing we can do, Miss Yue."

"Now it's just a small number of witches protesting against the excessive number of taverns, but we are really making a change. Those witches who work in taverns and get paid by taverns are standing up against us."

"They are a large group of people."

Caroline shook her head: "In countless cases, it is always wrong to please a small number of witches while ignoring the majority."

"Then what do you think of the chief witch's rise to power?" Lou Yue looked at Caroline with amusement.

Caroline choked.

The story of how the chief witch rose to power is familiar to all witches.

The number of mixed-blood witches was much smaller than that of pure-blood witches, but the chief witch still won the victory.

Caroline glanced at Lou Yue with resentment. She couldn't help but say, "Miss Lou Yue, I'm here to offer you advice. Do you think you're setting a trap for me?"

"I thought the civil servant witches were happy to make up stories about the chief witch." Lou Yue said with a smile.

That was in private too!

Caroline's eyes were filled with resentment, but Lou Yue brought the topic back to the right track.

She said, “So, what do we need to do?”

"We're not leaving anything behind, Miss Lou Yue," Caroline said. "We'll just keep it, stamp it with the promise of execution, and we can easily forget about it."

"Ding Zhen?" Lou Yue was very suspicious.

Caroline smiled and said, "Of course, Miss Lou Yue. If you plan to check the archives, you may even find files from the time when Miss Jiang Xixi was waiting to be executed."

"Well, won't anything else happen?" Lou Yue was very skeptical.

"Of course not!" Caroline vowed, "We've listened carefully to your opinions and have prepared a plan for implementation. We just need to go through the process and wait for notification. There's more to come, so just be patient and you'll get the answer."

"What if the other party keeps asking?" Lou Yue asked curiously.

"So at the beginning, we'll make some progress almost every day, and then slowly extend the time. Eventually, once we've worn away that witch's patience, we can safely throw her into the trash."

"Has it never happened before that after the other party calmed down, they would come back to ask questions?"

"Of course there have been a few, but we handled it well." Carolie smiled confidently. "Usually at this point, we would tell the witch that the file had been lost due to an unexpected event during the long process. So, if you want to resubmit the proposal, you have to go through the process all over again."

"Is this method useful?" Lou Yue supported his chin and looked at Carolee.

Caroline was already laughing, looking very pleased with herself: "We can always find some suitable opportunities."

"For example, because of a witch's angry protest, half of the heavily protected archive room was burned down?" Lou Yue smiled strangely.

This is something that civil servant witches are very famous for.

A witch angrily threw a cigarette butt into the government building during a protest, which caused a huge explosion.

More than half of the archives were destroyed.

During the subsequent inquiries, the Civil Servant Witch simply used a mysterious experiment and a certain remaining magic matrix to create a resonance, which led to this unexpected situation to deceive people.

Of course, it went smoothly.

Lou Yue nodded, already beginning to believe this kind of thing.

The only thing I’m a little confused about is: “Is the process really that long?”

"Hmm." Carolie also touched her hair and said, "It may be shorter now, but it was definitely not a problem before."

"Tell me in detail." Lou Yue was very curious.

Caroline boasted, "Do you know what cross-verification is? When we receive a difficult proposal, we usually circulate it throughout the department before submitting it to the City Lord. The City Lord simply circulates the proposal through all departments. The City Lord, in turn, submits the proposal. After that, when it reaches the Witch Council, it's generally shelved—because there's really no need to bother the Great Witches with such matters."

"So, it usually comes to this. We have a good excuse—the plan has been solidified by the great witches, and there is no response yet."

So, the Great Witch is the one taking the blame for you, right?