As a former star of the Fire Academy, Dolores had imagined countless dazzling futures that made her heart flutter. Not one of them showed her that:
Many years later, she would trip up over a box of fire crystals.
When she opened her eyes again, she was back in the first year of living with her girlfriend, Enna.
Dolores never believed that good fortune simply fell from the sky.
Until one day, a giant "green pie" came flying down on a broomstick and knocked over the potion-maker who wasn't watching where she was going.
She had no choice but to believe.
A brooding, twisted, sharp-tongued potion-maker x a carefree witch she just can't get rid of
Ages: 127 x 86.
Note:
1. Dolores had a long-term ex-girlfriend. Their entanglement begins in Chapter 1, and they break up in Chapter 2. They have little to do with each other after that. She meets and gets to know the other female lead several months after the breakup.
A heads-up for readers who might be bothered by this.
2. Raychet really is the perfect match for someone who's impossible to get rid of and emotionally twisted~ Of course, it's not that simple.
More precisely, sometimes she makes Dolores so mad that she storms out of the house (whisper).
3. In the magical world, people officially come of age at 80. The average lifespan is around 350 years, give or take.
4. At its core, this is a switch pairing, but one partner tops more than the other. It's not an even split, so don't read if that bothers you.
5. Raychet generally tops. I just really wanted to read about a young woman topping. At first, I had Dolores as the more dominant one (looks away).
It's all right, Dolores. Being the top is a treat, and being the bottom is a treat too.
6. One last thing! Since Raychet's career choice wasn't in the outline, for now we'll call her a "witch" who's interning or between jobs.
7. Additional heads-up: The two will have a teacher-student relationship in practice.
Blurb written on 2026.2.11 at 03:58
Revised on 2026.3.13 at 23:13
Theme: A different take on a pair of bickering lovers
The logic is so smooth that it is not marked. I will add it later: Magic traces (also known as magic clues): can be understood as the fingerprints of our modern people. When magicians use magic, they will imprint their own fingerprints (i. E. Clues) on the media they come into contact with. Magicians can mark clues that do not belong to them and unilaterally cut off contact with the other party; but if the other party is far more powerful than one's own, the other party can forcefully break through the "shield" of one's own magic and re-establish contact.
Sure enough, it's better to finish it in one go when you're not busy. But staying up late is not good for the author's heart... I'll revise it when I get up in the morning. I'll post it when I'm done. [Spread flowers]
The good guy has been sick. The season has changed recently. Everyone should pay attention. There are really many flus.
I have to start work tomorrow [Episode] Although it's hard to find time, it's difficult for non-writers, and I feel like I've pushed a lot of the plot forward, but at first glance it's still at the beginning [Episode]
I've finished editing the next chapter. It's been a long time since I've written it so I can see where the outline is [changed]
This month's training [changed] Oh Tianleilei Doro, I will miss you...
After finishing my work, there is actually a Western Fantasy [Loading]. Let me see where I wrote it.
Who doesn't want to spend the middle of the night giving the family property a hearty performance 😏 I'm tired of writing Western Fantasy for a change
It took me a long time to come up with half of the night talk [Spreading Flowers] about Ratchett, but it was very easy to heal. These few pictures are mainly about her, and the latter ones are more from Doro's perspective. I really can't blame it for the slow writing. Part of Doluo's writing made me angry. Doluo's poisonous tongue is really irritating.
I'm not running away, my simple mentality has collapsed [melted] and I'm working hard to recover.