Cassandra led them through the castle, winding this way and that, sometimes passing through hidden doors, sometimes suddenly opening secret passages from bookshelves.
Jiang Han practically made the whole journey with an expression of amazement.
They arrived at a massive card-and-board-game room on the castle's upper floors.
The towering floor-to-ceiling windows marked this place as nearly the highest level of the Ghost Castle system. From here, one could look down upon most of the streets outside the castle, most of the corridors, and the main traffic routes.
Thick red velvet curtains were tied back at either end.
There were not many Ghost Witches here.
Most of them had gathered around a card table. Dinesha was playing Witch Cards with Eve.
Jiang Han leaned over for a look and discovered that Eve had recently "abandoned ghosts for cats." A witch who had once owned a luxurious Ghost deck package had directly switched classes into a heavy-spending Cat Lamp deck player. In the current market, where a single [Longsleep Meow] had been speculated up to the astronomical price of 610,000, she had managed to gather nine Longsleep Meows and obtain the fusion card [Sleeping Witch: Queen of Cat Lamps: Olivia].
With its outrageously powerful performance, it utterly slaughtered Dinesha's Ghost Witch deck.
In Witch Cards, the Ghost Witch deck was a powerful support deck.
In the current meta, a Ghost Witch deck paired with decks that produced plenty of "big sister bosses," such as [Great Witch] and [Fire Dragon Witch], made for an exceedingly strong hybrid deck.
But judging by Dinesha's expression, she had clearly been "beaten senseless by a whale."
Third-rate Ghost decks were pure Ghost.
Second-rate Ghost decks mixed in Dragonblood.
First-rate Ghost decks paired with Great Witch.
Top-tier Ghost decks just switched to cats!
Looking at Eve Harkins's smug