The moment Jiang Han stepped off the airship, she saw an Ovi Lamp drifting lazily over.
The Sleeping Cat Lamp glanced at the Golden Goat Dragon tail meat aboard the hovering airship and instantly became enthusiastic, even bouncing twice in midair.
"Idiot girl, need the giant cats to help unload?"
What a cat that never acted without profit.
That was what Jiang Han thought, but she also felt a little envious of Olivia's straightforward way of life. It had a kind of blunt honesty to it, a feeling of disdaining any attempt to disguise oneself. It was pretty cool.
She glanced at Du Lingxuan, who had jumped down from a hovering airship nearby, then said in Cat Lamp language:
"Get a few giant cats to help me, and find me a giant cat chef too."
Before Du Lingxuan could walk over, the Ovi Lamp had already called the Storm Giant Cat, Cat Carl, over.
Jiang Han and Du Lingxuan walked across the suspension bridge toward floating island No. 0296 next door.
A cargo rack hung from the deep-blue long-furred Storm Giant Cat's body. It effortlessly bore the weight of ten Golden Goat Dragon tails—heavy enough to make even a floating airship's frame groan—and drifted slowly behind them. Giant Cat Lamps flew steadily when they were not pursuing speed; supposedly, they could even take turns at equation-broom speeds without smashing the tofu they were transporting.
When Jiang Han heard that rumor, her expression had been extremely complicated. She had almost asked Cat Carlo, who had been bragging about the cats' speed and stability:
Does Cat World have a place called Mount Akina? Do giant cats all practice their flying techniques there?
But with cargo capacity like this, giant cats really were usually just lazy, weren't they?
The moment there was