Dorothy sincerely reached out her hand toward the charming doll-like girl across from her, patiently waiting for her response.
She was quite satisfied with her recent performance. Although this piece, "Moonlight," seemed a bit off in terms of emotions, lacking some of the pain of love, it did manage to convey the theme of not bowing to hardship and maintaining a rebellious heart against fate.
Moreover, she chose "Moonlight" over her personal favorite, "Fate," mainly to help Venus relate better. After all, the first movement of "Moonlight" is quite similar to the piano piece the Charm Witch had just played, and this purple-haired beauty's tune was all about the pains of love.
Anyway, for an artistic genius like Venus, her recent performance was definitely more effective than plain verbal persuasion. Everything Dorothy wanted to say had already been incorporated into that piece, and she believed the Charm Witch should be able to understand.
But....
