That’s all.”

"True courage should come from the determination to protect something. Courage comes from concern and fetters. It is precisely because there is something behind that you want to protect that people will not give in even half a step and will resolutely protect it to the end.

courage."

"The hymn of mankind is the hymn of courage, and the greatness of mankind is the greatness of courage."

"Dinisha, in your eyes, these people are just a bunch of sheep, but in my eyes, they are full of heroic embryos."

"With a little polishing, these embryos will soon take shape. They just lack an opportunity, an opportunity. And now, I will personally deliver this opportunity, this opportunity to their hands."

"Cultivation of one's character, organization of one's family, governance of the country, and peace of the world. When countless little heroes with the same goal come together, I dare not say they are invincible, but they can indeed be called a powerful team that can cause miracles."

As the otaku witch said this, she took out a small hammer necklace from her pocket that was exactly the same as the one she gave to the little girl before.

She pinched the small hammer with her hand, and with a slight exertion, she easily crushed the outer watch case, revealing a small capsule-like container hidden in the hammer, and inside the container was

A drop of liquid that shines like a ruby.

Dorothy is now a potion witch, and this is the perfect potion she has developed after reading all the books in the collection this month.

She named this red potion that shines like blood "Hero's Blood".

Of course, Dorothy actually preferred to call it another name than this formal name.

"Blood of the Deteriorated Witch"

Or "The Blood of Horse and Monkey Soju"

"Tsk, you can't blame me. It's just the malice of the world. The witch world is so unfair to boys. Who knows why this potion is dozens of times more effective on girls than on boys? This doesn't matter at all.

It’s unscientific, obviously we are all human beings, when will boys stand up?”

After skillfully completing a set of punches, the witch's magic power flashed in her hands. She restored the necklace to its original shape, and then went to knock on the door of another house with a hammer.

"Dong dong dong..."

A somewhat too heavy knock on the door echoed in the slum.

In this regard, Dinisha fell into silence.

She wanted to refute loudly the crooked argument made by the sister next to her, but she just opened her mouth, but Miss Shepherdess found that she really didn't know how to refute.

After all, when she was almost burned to death on the stake, the priest and Dorothy who suddenly jumped up to save people really shined like heroes in her eyes.

Although the book says that generally only those who complete legendary tasks such as saving the world can be called heroes, but only when a person is alive can he own the world. Saving someone's life seems to have saved that person's whole world to a certain extent.

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So, is there any problem in saying that the person who saves others is a hero?

As for courage....

Dinisha looked at the sister who was shouting slogans like "80.80" with unclear meaning, and then smashed the door of someone's house.

She didn't know anything else, but if someone wanted to harm Dorothy, they would have to step over her body first.

She still has this kind of awareness, but with just this level of awareness, can this be considered courage?
Chapter completed!