A novice meant a beginner, someone who had only just entered a profession.
The word "teaching" should mean imparting certain arts and skills...
Based on the definitions she found in her mind, Ember analyzed and interpreted the orange cat's words before reaching a conclusion.
"You want to teach these humans to fight against my eldest sister?" Ember cried out in surprise.
Her voice was so loud that quite a few audience members turned to look at her. Ember ignored their stares and fixed her gaze on the orange cat sitting beside her hand.
"That's a barely correct answer."
If the orange cat could snap its fingers like a human, Joshua would probably have done so immediately. Unfortunately, the orange cat could only let out a meow.
"That's impossible." By this point, Ember could already conclude that this orange cat had only recently arrived in the city.
"I don't think these humans, who only know how to consume Joy Potion, have the courage to resist that person."
By now, Ember no longer wanted to use an honorific like eldest sister to refer to... the Ruler of this city.
"I don't think so either, but there's no harm in imagining it, right? It's like how I'm imagining lying in a room made entirely of dried fish right now."
Joshua had slipped wonderfully into the role of an orange cat. Even his dreams in life had begun drifting toward those of a cat.
"It may be impossible, but there's no problem with thinking about it," the orange cat said.
"What's the point?"
Ember felt that she was starting to have trouble understanding what the orange cat was saying.
"You're Blue Cat Naughty... Forget it. Miss Ember, could you finish watching the show before asking unnecessary questions?"
The orange cat settled back onto the