The subscription count for The Past of the Anse Elves soared by nearly six hundredfold after Eileen's interview program ended.
When Jiang Han returned to Snow Phoebe Lake in South City a week later, she was even more astonished to find that the streets had suddenly filled with posters of her. Many witches were reading books introducing the Anse Elves, while some even had their servant armies drilling military formations in broad daylight.
Back home, with a faint sense of safety returning to her, Jiang Han stepped past the two plump Giant Cat Lamps standing guard at the door. The chubby Giant Cat Lamps were holding magazines, their eyes wide as they read.
Jiang Han gave them a glance. As expected, it was a special issue of Cats Watch's War Weekly about the Anse Elves. What did surprise her a little was that the Cats Watch! series had not been lying after all—it really was the sort of magazine Cat Lamps would read and learn from.
Although keeping Cat Lamps ignorant of "market prices" could bring in decent profits, if they did not know what was valuable and what was worthless, the goods they scavenged back would be terrible. Thus, the Cats Watch! series provided rough price valuations, preventing the Cat Lamp Adventure Team from developing a habit of bringing back colored glass.
Jiang Han went up the stairs and returned to the lounge. Since it had been furnished with an indoor Cat Golf Course practice range, a home theater, and a billiards room, this area had become the shared space for the entire household. It was also where food was kept, and it had a bar counter as well.
"I'm back."
Even though it was the middle of the night, Jiang Han was not sure whether anyone was