After roughly ten minutes, Olivia had recovered considerably and used magic to accelerate the wheelbarrow into the Supertrack.
A kind of track that could travel at N times the speed of light—depending on how much magic was invested—without hitting anything, and which would not leave even an ordinary driver trapped in a state of stopped time. It was a move comparable to teleportation, one the Archwitches occasionally used.
Incidentally, the Supertrack was a domestic invention. Since they did not have the European witches' superior flying vehicles, they had no choice but to build this sort of track, which looked like something only a warrior race would use. Extremely barbaric, yet thoroughly witch-like.
After spending over twenty minutes in the Supertrack, they finally reached the middle section of the Cat Tail Route.
It was a vast, chaotic place bordering the Void. One could see settlements built by Void cats drifting along the route, as well as all sorts of "cat-owned mineral planets" dragged out of the Void by giant cat monsters. Every now and then, there were even witch outposts.
One of the great witches' major industries was their mining facilities in the Astral Realm.
Whether in the Astral Realm or the starry sky, the great witches' enormous prospecting Sky Islands could always be found near high-value planets. They excavated and collected, then used those raw materials to satisfy their endless demands for magical experiments. Of course, the Astral Realm was richer!
Legend had it that Eileen had found a planet composed entirely of conch-yellow gemstones in the Astral Realm, complete with reserves of 3.6% yellow gemstone essence and 1.6% mithril.
Why was it called a legend? Because Eileen claimed she didn't have it!
That led to a long, drawn-out lawsuit with the tax bureau, one that was still ongoing