At times, the flock is unreliable.”

Dinisha was actually looking forward to what Dorothy said before about man's victory over nature, but in this slum, she couldn't see any hope of victory over nature.

Just like the sheep under her command that are actually capable of breeding ligers are of no use to the church's witch hunters.

Of course, this is also because she is not strong enough to maintain her victorious persona when facing the witch hunters. Otherwise, the violent sheep could actually overwhelm the witch hunter team.

But what's the use? No matter how powerful the sheep are, they can only consolidate her strength instead of helping her break through her limits. Then the sheep will just abuse the food.

Having already suffered a loss with the sheep, she did not want Dorothy to make the same mistake again.

If she was given another chance now, Dinisha would definitely kill some sheep and eat the meat herself, so as to make herself stronger. She found that the only person she could truly rely on in a critical moment was herself.

Only when you win can the sheep have the courage to follow suit.

Dorothy: "...."

Let me go, what kind of sheep are you? Why are you so cruel?

After hearing what this good sister said, the otaku witch blinked in confusion.

She always felt that the sheep in Dinisha's mouth were not the same species as the delicious mutton skewers in her memory.

only....

"Humans and sheep are different after all. People have thoughts and emotions, but sheep do not. For sheep, their own survival is the most important thing, but for people, there are always some things that are higher than life."

Dorothy clenched the hammer in her hand and murmured in a low voice.

Although this belief cannot save the Western Universe, if it just makes the people at the bottom less miserable, it is enough. So what is there to worry about? This is not reality, it is just a dream on the night of the witch.

It's just one scene. It's rare to be arrogant in a dream, so it's not a big problem.

The otaku witch thought so in her heart, and then she no longer acted as a bystander. She chose to enter the house, went straight to the door of the man's house at the beginning, and knocked on the door.

"Hello, can I spare your family a little time? Would you like to have some faith? It doesn't cost money anyway, how about a little faith?"
Chapter completed!