"Thank you for your support and affection all this time. I'll keep working hard and strive for even better results."
Jiang Han spoke such pretty words, but inwardly she was thinking, I need to pet cats for a while lately.
The beautiful vampire witch Shana hugged the signed notebook to her chest, her face full of anticipation as she looked at the words written on it—"To my loyal fan—Jiang Han"—and nodded vigorously.
Her fragile appearance made one wonder whether she might fling her own head off by nodding too hard.
"I'll support you forever!"
Her voice rose slightly, but she still could not conceal a fan's passion.
The next second, she displayed a witch's defining trait again. Though reluctant, she resolutely turned around and headed back, repeatedly looking over her shoulder as she left behind a single sentence:
"I still have work to do."
She did not continue bothering her idol at all.
That was something that pleased Jiang Han.
She waved goodbye to the other woman, but she did not say some nonsense like "Good luck at work." Congratulating someone by telling them to work hard was something not even cats would say.
Naturally, she let out a sigh of relief as well.
Although Jiang Han was skilled at dealing with witches, that was a tiring "work mode" for a cat—in other words, "businesslike handling," a state she had to enter whenever she met an unfamiliar witch.
If the other party was beautiful, they always felt somewhat harder to deal with.
But if that beauty was a fan, then she only needed to treat them the way she treated shut-in witches.
Jiang Han found another reason why she had to work hard:
[If every unfamiliar witch I meet in the future is a fan, I'll be able to handle