"We're going to be eaten by cats! Mommy! Mommy!"
"Waaah!"
The giant cats carried burlap sacks, stretching out cat-paw hands with thick pads to effortlessly catch the Cat Dollfolk, whose flying speed was only a hair faster than an ordinary person walking. Once caught, the Cat Dollfolk were stuffed into breathable, comfortable sacks containing several cardboard cat boxes.
What a comfortable living environment.
"I did my best to provide them with an excellent living environment... sob, sob, sob."
Cat wiped at her eye sockets, only to awkwardly discover that not a single tear had fallen.
Even Li Li beside her could not stand to watch any longer. Laughing, she scolded, "You already possess the most vile trait of a Witch."
"Please, tell me."
"Hypocrisy." Li Li could not hold back her smile, clutching her stomach. "I used to worry that you wouldn't be ruthless enough. Looks like I was overthinking it."
"Hmm?"
Li Li waved her hand. "Maybe it was the impression you gave me before—you seemed a little like a land-dweller. But you're actually so traditional and cruel deep down. That does put my mind at ease."
There was nothing bad about becoming a Witch. Laugh for happy things, strive for a beautiful life... Jiang Han pursed her lips and, seeing that the Cat Dollfolk had already been bagged, hurriedly called out to the giant cats curiously lifting the sacks, "Be careful. I need these little things alive; they're very useful to me. Miss Ma Yeling needs them too."
The giant cats immediately became more cautious, hanging the sacks from their cat ears or horns.
Unfortunately, the Cat Dollfolk had no idea what an honor it was that Witches could refer to them as "she" rather than "it," and they continued struggling.
"Let go! Let go of me, you