The host of the tea party—Liana of the Rose Crown?
Angel froze for a moment, then suddenly remembered that David had indeed mentioned before that Liana was going to host a tea party.
And a large-scale one at that.
A tea party sounded like a gathering of witches drinking tea and chatting together. In reality... that was indeed what it was.
However, the status of tea parties in the Southern Region's Wizarding World was by no means low. In the considerations of the major wizard organizations, tea parties were far more important than any New Star Tournament, even comparable to Crownstar Cathedral's Stargazing Day.
At tea parties, witches from the vast majority of wizard organizations in the Southern Region gathered together. With witches as the focus, they used the tea gathering as a pretext to exchange information.
On average, women were often more sensitive to information and better at catching it than men. Witches had naturally not erased this talent etched deep into their bones. The exchanges they held at tea parties... or rather, their gossip, often yielded highly secretive information.
For instance, the sewer ruins discovered in Wensbills, King Sherman's Pleasure Maze, and the demon sage hidden within the Roman Mountains had all been uncovered through the witches' discussions and deductions at tea parties.
It could be said that a tea party was a massive information-exchange chatroom.
Beyond being a chatroom, some witches treated tea parties as arenas for comparison, perfume shops, help stations, psychotherapist clinics, or even markets for transcendent items. After all, with so many witches gathered together, how to make the most of it was also something witches would consider.
Of course, tea parties were not entirely beneficial; they had their drawbacks as well. For instance, some people with ulterior motives deliberately incited, magnified, and spread