A Saintess Who Doesn't Want to Be the Demon King Isn't a Good Prophet

[A Saintess who awakens to her dark side and plays the seductive, seemingly innocent pursuer × a haughty Witch who plays innocent but gets outmaneuvered by her wife]

[Mutual pursuit, mostly from the pursuer's perspective. A strong power couple. The couple's older sister is more submissive, with far more focus on her than on the dominant partner.]

[Plot-driven, with plenty of romance too. Their feelings for each other are unmistakable.]

[Check out my friend's completed yuri novels, "Strange Nonhuman Couples Keep Appearing" and "The Villainess's Love Rival Game." Also, check out my own yuri novel "The Legend of the Rebellious Heroine," which is almost finished. You can also look at my other upcoming works and completed short stories on my profile~]

[I've revised this several times. If I've missed any bugs, please let me know, angels! Sending love!]

[Work keeps me very busy, so updates are slow, but I won't abandon this story! It should wrap up in about twenty chapters!]

Literary synopsis:

"You are the embodiment of the Demon King's resentment, the source of all chaos."

"Only by offering yourself as a sacrifice can you bring peace to the one you love most."

When the Saintess Aurora secretly sought a divine revelation, she received this prophecy. She sneered and swore to the heavens: "I'll pay back what I owe myself, but I won't take the blame for the Temple's crimes. No matter what it takes, I'll tear this ridiculous prophecy apart!"

Comedic synopsis:

When Asta, the strongest Witch in history, was asked by one of her admirers how she'd defied the law of "Saints and Witches being incompatible" and won the undying devotion of the strongest Saintess in history, a peerless beauty who captivated all, she proudly declared, "Many years ago, she ran away from home and happened to meet me. The first time she saw me, she was overcome by my charm and devoted herself to me..."

Aurora, standing beside her, smiled and corrected her: "Darling, sincerity is the ultimate weapon. There's no shame in telling the truth. Why can't you just admit that you were the one who fell for me first, tried to keep me as your pet, then chased after me relentlessly when you failed, pretending to be my guardian spirit, my female classmate, and the person who stole me from my wedding... You deceived me into falling for you one step at a time."

Asta retorted indignantly, "I first approached you to go undercover and take revenge on the Temple! You were the one who turned it into something real! You confessed first!"

Aurora nodded in agreement. "You're right. I was the first to use my mouth, and you were the first to use your hands."

The Witches erupted: "Tell us more!"

Asta's face darkened. "That's none of your business."

When Aurora, revolutionary leader, purifier of the Temple, and vanquisher of the evil Pope, was asked by one of her admirers how she had turned a gloomy, terrifying Witch consumed by hatred into her devoted lover and loyal ally, she smiled mysteriously. "Shh, I can't tell you that. I promised to preserve her elegant, aloof, rebellious image in public."

[Mutual growth, but mainly from Aurora's perspective.]

[The political system is medieval in style, but the technology is advanced.]

[As I wrote, I lost interest in a realistic story and wanted to write something more cathartic, so things have gone off the rails. I'll get rid of all the villains as quickly as possible.]

[Pure yuri. All the female couples in this story are lesbians through and through.]

[All the positive characters, including the protagonists, take their mothers' surnames. Whether they're a High Priestess or an Empress, they only pass the throne to their daughters. The male characters are bystanders, villains, morally gray types with what little conscience they have eaten by dogs, or hopeless romantics who sacrifice themselves for an important female supporting character, who mourns him while looking for a replacement. This is meant to satirize how many female characters like that there are.]

Theme: Think bigger, love wholeheartedly, and see that Saints and Witches were never truly at odds