Books on Anse Elven culture, social structure, and the like were all kept hidden away in the major libraries.
If she went through the proper channels, it would probably take two or three weeks before her application was approved.
After all, for books on the cultures of other races, the libraries holding them would secretly vet applicants before issuing them. One reason was to guard against "idiots." Among the many witches, there were always fools who blindly worshipped other races, so great care had to be taken when distributing books on foreign cultures to them.
It was not that they feared "their loyalties would shift, and they would start thinking from another race's perspective."
They feared those witches would think, "I've been deceived. I need to find a way to wipe this race out."
Witches were simply that vicious a race.
Keeping that race's savage nature in check was also one of the Witch Agency's duties. Back in Olivia's era, even magical races like today's Frost Demons would have been hunted down. To mend diplomatic ties, the Witch Agency had racked its brains over countless methods, and in the end, it had managed to repair some relations with caster races that leaned toward the evil side.
But the Anse Elves were impossible.
Going after the Anse Elves had practically become national policy and the foremost task of every generation's chief.
For all those reasons, if Jiang Han wanted to look up information, she could only come to Eileen's grand library.
A firm sofa cushion had been placed on the floor, and a typewriter was already set up on the low table.
The chicken soup had been brought out too.
After taking a sip, Jiang Han began rifling through the books Nyx had brought back.
The winter witch, delicate as