svetikya Chapter 133 Witches are most likely to believe in love.
Chapter 133 Witches are most likely to believe in love.
Chapter 133 Witches are most likely to believe in love.
The next day, Raphael bought breakfast as usual, ate it, and went out in the morning.
Unlike usual, he gave Sofia a deep kiss before leaving the house.
Sophia watched Raphael get into the taxi through the window and then watched him leave.
She sat down silently on the sofa, lost in thought just like Raphael had the day before yesterday.
She sat there for over an hour before, as if she had finally made up her mind, she went to the mirror in the bathroom, bit her finger, drew a complex symbol with feminine features on the mirror, and added an indicator symbol representing "white" to the symbol.
After doing all this, she took a step back.
She knew that there were likely other extraordinary individuals in Raphael's organization watching her, but they would not only not interrupt her contact with the "White Saintess," but would also actively create an undisturbed environment for her.
Soon, the mirror became illusory, and a slender, ghostly figure appeared.
Even though it's just a phantom, it possesses an indescribable charm.
The phantom asked in a clear, melodious voice, "You weren't killed by the royal family?"
The cooperation between the "Witch Cult" and the royal family has ended. The royal family is now eager to separate itself from the "Witch Cult" and the "Aurora Society." The "Witch Cult" has already received benefits from the royal family, so it has tacitly allowed the royal family to kill a few witches as a way of giving the Church of the True God an explanation.
Of course, it could also be seen as a smokescreen released by the royal family.
Sofia is one of those who "acquiesced".
Although Sophia didn't know these things, she could roughly guess them.
However, she could only pretend not to know and said with a smile, "I was lucky, someone saved me."
Many "Pleasure Witches" have considered leaving the "Witch Church," but they all gave up in the end because at Sequence 6, they simply did not have the confidence to face the pursuit of a secret organization.
They always comforted themselves, thinking that once they advanced to Sequence 5, everything would be fine. Firstly, based on their observations, the "Witch Cult" was very tolerant of Sequence 5 members, and the "Witch of Pain" had a high degree of freedom. Even if they wanted to defect, they would be more likely to evade the "Witch Cult's" pursuit.
However, most of them overlooked one problem: the chances of being promoted to Sequence 5 are very, very rare.
It's not that they ignored it, but rather that they were unwilling to think in that direction; they always wanted to give themselves some hope to survive.
Then, Sophia recounted her experiences over the past two days and reported to the "White Saintess" that a medium-sized extraordinary organization had been monitoring the cooperation between the "Witch Cult" and the royal family, hoping to obtain relevant information from the "Witch Cult".
By tomorrow, the organization will send a Sequence 5, or even a Saint, to use her to find more witches.
She asked the "White Saintess" what to do.
The phantom of the "White Saintess" spoke first: "Our cooperation with the royal family has broken down."
Then she added, "You stay there tomorrow, and I'll go see who's looking for me."
The reason the "White Saintess" stayed in Backlund was because she was looking for Triss. The "zombie" was likely Triss's subordinate, and she planned to obtain information about the royal family from Sophia.
Triss had done something similar before; she trained a witch to approach a court viscount in hopes of extracting information.
This might be a more ingenious trap designed by Triss.
Even if it weren't Triss, for an "ageless witch," dealing with a saint wouldn't be too difficult. Even if the opponent possessed a powerful sealing artifact, she could easily escape using the "Mirror World."
After receiving further instructions from the "White Saintess," Sophia ended the summoning and waited for Raphael to return so they could have lunch together.
During the waiting period, Sofia's mind was filled with Raphael's image. As she waited, she felt a little uneasy and anxious, which quickly turned into self-blame.
If the "White Saintess" makes a move, Raphael will definitely be killed as well. At that time—should we plead for him?
Sofia slowly got up and stood in front of the window. Her face was calm, but she felt guilty one moment and told herself not to overthink it the next.
The inner conflict and struggle gradually made her suffer.
Finally, Raphael returned.
Sofia greeted him warmly at the door, and Raphael smiled and said, "I'll accompany you to the department store this afternoon to buy some souvenirs, and then we'll go to an opera tonight—"
Just then, Sofia climbed up and kissed Raphael, then began to undress him.
Raphael had no idea what was wrong with her all of a sudden. Was it because she had contacted her superior and was too excited?
However, since Sophia was so enthusiastic, Raphael accepted her invitation and ate the delayed lunch. The two of them were not too keen on going out, so they lay in bed chatting.
Sofia increasingly felt that she cherished the time she spent with Raphael.
That evening, the two had dinner at a restaurant, and their handsome and beautiful appearances naturally attracted the attention of many people.
After dinner, they went to the theater to see an opera.
Although the opera was far inferior to those performed by opera companies that catered to the nobility, Sofia was very happy. When the performance ended, she clung tightly to Raphael's arm as if she never wanted to let go.
Back at the apartment, after a short rest, they resumed their evening's pleasures. Both of them were very enthusiastic, and in the end, all their passion was released together.
Raphael lay in bed, holding Sophia, looking at the ceiling, and said, "Sleep. Leave early tomorrow morning. Hmm, leave before I wake up. I don't really want to say goodbye to you in person."
Sophia, tears welling in her eyes, held Raphael tightly; she was unwilling to leave. But tomorrow, everything would change drastically. Raphael would die, and she would have to return to the "Witch Cult."
Raphael also held her close, as if unwilling to let go.
It wasn't until late at night that Raphael fell asleep, but Sophia still couldn't fall asleep. As dawn broke outside, Sophia finally made a decision in secret.
The next morning, Raphael saw Sophia still in his arms. He kissed her forehead and whispered, "I'm going to buy breakfast. You take this opportunity to leave. Be good."
Sofia smiled and nodded slightly.
As Raphael got up and dressed, he realized something was wrong in the apartment, but he couldn't quite put his finger on it.
He unleashed his spiritual power and explored the surroundings, but found nothing.
Raphael shook his head, pretending that he was hallucinating, while using the white jade bead to probe his surroundings. He immediately detected a Sequence 3 in the vicinity!
They've taken the bait!
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