Miss Witch Doesn't Want to be a Diva-Chapter 487 - 192 Virtual Idol Miss Dantalion_3

This dress style and design are very similar to what Purple Lightning Lala is wearing, but the colors and accessories are quite different, which makes the overall impression completely different.

[Wow, this outfit and image are really beautiful!]

[So pretty~]

[Can you pull it off?]

[There were virtual idols who debuted as ladylike types, but within a month, their true colors showed.]

[No matter how I look at it, it’s hard to imagine Purple Lightning Lala having a friend with such a starkly different personality.]

[Obviously someone pressured her to come.]

Watching the comments floating across the livestream, Clara suppressed the urge to retort and curse, continuing to host the event.

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No curse words allowed, I have to maintain my image in front of Hexia, Clara silently told herself, appreciating that Hexia had accepted the invitation.

But these guys, they really ask for it, they just love to provoke me into cursing. If I don’t step in, they’ll probably get even more carried away.

"...So, that’s the introduction. Next up is the Q&A session with the audience, please drop your special comments if you have questions." After she finished, the lively and entertaining discussion full of laughter and topic-triggering ensued.

Not even a second after Clara finished announcing, a golden comment streaked through the room.

[May I ask Miss Dantalion if Purple Lightning Lala ever passed a school exam?]

The first question set a jovial mood in the room, with comments such as ’Purple Lightning Lala can count to ten,’ ’The idioms she curses me with can’t even be found in the dictionary,’ and ’I get good grades in math,’ and so on.

"Well, Purple Lightning Lala did pass math in elementary school~" Hexia blinked, responding in kind.

She wasn’t lying, but such a statement inevitably made people wonder if that was the last time Clara passed math.

Next, it was time for the audience to ask Tetina about the demon sister. Clearly, the audience was keen to learn about the unknown sides of the two virtual idols through their guests, satisfying their curiosity.

In the course of the event, Purple Lightning Lala and the demon sister bantered, explained things, and shared stories about their friends, making for a highly spirited atmosphere that attracted an increasing number of people to the livestream room.

"Actually, Dantalion was very crybaby-ish as a kid. Back then, I didn’t dare to get close to her, scared I might frighten her," Clara said, sharing amusing anecdotes such as Hexia hiding behind Yilin while playing games as a child, or wistfully eyeing the teacher while distributing oranges because she liked the green ones but was too timid to ask for them.

"This..." Now that Hexia was no longer as shy as before, she still felt a bit embarrassed when Clara brought up her childhood stories.

"Really, back then Dantalion was especially cute, all the classmates wanted to pat her."

"Hmph, wasn’t Purple Lightning Lala the same? As a kid, she got a magnetic hoverboard and carried it in her backpack every day, to and from school, and even at school, she’d play with it. One time she fell and ended up crying upside down in a sandbox." Not to be outdone, Hexia fired back, and the room burst into bantering comments and laughter.

[Of course, with a personality like Purple Lightning Lala’s, she wouldn’t have been calm even as a child.]

[But Miss Dantalion is also very adorable.]

[That’s it, I think I like Miss Dantalion even more, she speaks so beautifully.]

[I must record her voice to listen to before sleep.]

[Purple Lightning Lala, stop contacting me, I’m afraid Miss Dantalion might get the wrong idea.]

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Although most of the audience came for the two virtual idols, many in the livestream room found themselves drawn to the two enigmatic guests, shifting their attention.

An hour flew by unnoticed, and the joyful Q&A and chat session came to an end, followed by the fun and interactive Card doubles battle.

A white tablecloth projected an ancient battlefield map, and then the image unfolded slowly, passing through hazy scenes including masses of charging armies, Giant Dragons soaring and dancing in the sunset sky, and warships breaking through the waves, launching volleys in intense moments.

In the end, all Illusions faded away, and exquisitely patterned Cards arranged themselves in the air, finally forming stacked decks that landed in the castles at the four corners of the table.

’Battle start!’